NAHREP Tampa Bay: Installation Gala
Daisy Lopez-Cid, the incoming National NAHREP president, was the keynote speaker at NAHREP Tampa Bay’s installation gala on January 24 at the Centre Club.
Daisy Lopez-Cid, the incoming National NAHREP president, was the keynote speaker at NAHREP Tampa Bay’s installation gala on January 24 at the Centre Club.
With NAHREP CEO and Co-Founder, Gary Acosta as their keynote speaker, NAHREP Texas Plano/Garland hosted their 2018 Gala on January 25 at The Clubs of Prestonwood. Acosta spoke about the NAHREP 10 Guidelines to Success.
Held at the Crowne Plaza, NAHREP Westchester Bronx celebrated their first event of the year on January 17. Their keynote speaker, Edward Munoz, an accomplished entrepreneur and successful author of 7 best-selling self-help books, kicked their year off with motivational words.
San Diego, CA – January 11, 2018 – The National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals® (NAHREP®) has published a report with its analysis of the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act,” which puts into place significant changes in the tax code set to go into effect for the 2018 tax year.
Pursuing an education should be an achievable dream for all. MassMutual’s College Planning & Saving Study explores Hispanic American’s pursuing the American Dream.
Held at the Rancho Vista Golf Club, NAHREP Antelope Valley celebrated the growth and success of their chapter at their Member Appreciation Event December 4. Members were able to network and share stories with one another at a fun event.
Members of our Atlanta chapter had a blast at their Masquerade Gala on December 1
NAHREP Boston got together on December 8 at the Bostonian for their Annual Gala. They celebrated the installation of their new board members and enjoyed music from a local DJ.
Our Chicago chapter held their Holiday Event Installation and Award Ceremony at Thalia Hall December 14. It was a Masquerade theme filled with beautiful dresses and masks, dancing and celebration.
Our Denver chapter had an amazing event on December 7 at La Rumba. Not only was there networking, delicious food, salsa classes, silent actions and live music, but also the opportunity to help victims of Puerto Rico and Mexico.