Dallas Takes BOMA

Capstone Property Management CEO Kent Gibson, BOMA International chair and BOMA Fellow (left)The Home Depot national PRO manager Earl Madison (second from right)Parmenter Realty Partners managing director of facilities and sustainability Steve Harrison, a BOMA Fellow and TOBY Award chair (far right)
Courtesy of Amanda Marsh

Freeport X, the two-story flagship in the Freeport Parkway Owner's Association in Coppell, was honored at BOMA International's conference in Washington, DC, last night. Freeport X, managed by Duke Realty, took home the TOBY in the Industrial Office category.

Here are Capstone Property Management CEO Kent Gibson, BOMA International chair and BOMA Fellow (left); The Home Depot national PRO manager Earl Madison (second from right); Parmenter Realty Partners managing director of facilities and sustainability Steve Harrison, a BOMA Fellow and TOBY Award chair (far right) giving the award to the Freeport X team.

The BOMA International TOBY Awards in Washington, DC was also an opportunity for outgoing chairman & CEO Kent Gibson, president of Capstone Property Management and BOMA Fellow, to recognize the associations' three regional members of the year. Among them was Crescent Property Services property manager and BOMA/Dallas member Tracey Pals, who lauded for her volunteer work for her local association, including the development of an official sponsor program that generates $180k per year in support; serving as co-chair of the Southwest Region Conference in 2011 and 2017; and serving as a board member for BOMA/Dallas and the BOMA/Dallas Foundation.
Courtesy of Amanda Marsh

The TOBY Awards were also an opportunity for Kent to recognize the associations' three regional members of the year. Among them was Crescent Property Services property manager and BOMA/Dallas member Tracey Pal.

Tracey was lauded for serving as co-chair of the Southwest Region Conference in 2011 and 2017 and as a board member for BOMA/Dallas and the BOMA/Dallas Foundation. She also volunteers for her local association, including the development of an official sponsor program that generates $180k/year in support.

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