BOMA's Member of the Year Awards

Congratulations to CBRE's Cindy Magouirk, who was awarded the Houston BOMA's Principal Member of the Year for her outstanding leadership and making significant contributions to the industry with her efforts. Other award winners: Hines' Meredith Cress (Young Professional of the Year), E3 Electric's Steve Jackson (Allied Professional of the Year), Brickman's Erin Donovan (President's Volunteer of the Year), and LOGIX (Largest Financial Supporter). Houston BOMA is a premier network of over 600 commercial real estate professionals repping over 287M SF of local commercial real estate and a tax base of over $21B. Next year, it celebrates its 80th anniversary. A special thanks goes out to special guest Mr. Eugene Barbles, who has been a dedicated member since 1951, served as President, and has had a big impact over the life of Houston BOMA. Pictured: Mark Nicholson, Tammy Betancourt, Mary Stanton, Mark Janssen, and Texas State Rep Dan Huberty (in his second Bisnow appearance of the day) at the ceremony. For more information on our sponsor, click here.

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