Revolutionizing Management

We then headed to BOMA Suburban's luncheon at the Rosewood in Rosemont. Corporate trainer Michael Lipsey says  we haven't come all that far in innovating property management systems: building managers should still know the names of all of their tenants, be present on building tours, and invest in tenant retention by making them feel welcome with small gifts or business lunches.
 

Duke Realty's Michael Lisula, Colliers Bennett & Kahnweiler's Ruth Conniff, and ABM Janitorial Services' Wendy Podkasik. Michael?s raising money for BOMAPAC, a political action committee funded by member donations to protect building manager's interests in gov't.

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