BOMA's New ATL Chief

Oliver & Co's John Oliver was ushered in this week as BOMA International's chair and chief elected officer during a three-day BOMA Every Building Conference and Expo in Orlando where we were on the ground as the official show daily provider. John (who confessed a 30-year love affair with BOMA to his wife in front of the entire audience) said he’s particularly excited about the C-Suite program, which gives the organization a chance to “shut up and learn” how property managers can better serve building owners. Among the awards, Atlanta's Hurt Building won a BOMA for best historical building.

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