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Rick Perry, 159 Madison Avenue
The resident manager at 159 Madison Avenue, a 109-unit cooperative built in 1911, Rick Perry was asked by the board to put a security camera on the roof. Perry admits he didn’t know much about security cameras, but he knew a guy who did. That’s when the bartering began. Learn how Perry, and the fellow members of the Five Boroughs Club, join forces to help each other, and by extension, help the buildings they serve.
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