Kathy Kahng, the founder of CityRax, a consulting firm specializing in street furniture, has served as the board president for a 12-story, 118-unit co-op in Murray Hill for decades. When she moved in 1989, the co-op was financially troubled, but through strategic measures, including refinancing and selling abandoned units, they improved the situation.
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Kathy Kahng, President, 159 Madison Ave.
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Board President Jim Quaranto Takes Charge
Board President Jim Quaranto is happy to be on the front line.
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Debra McEneaney
The board president is a model citizen for her co-op community.
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Queens Condo Soldier
Fighting to fix her building made Fabiola H. Arellano a better person.
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20 Years and Counting
“My Turn,” with board president Mario Trozzi.
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Do What’s Best for Everyone
“My Turn,” with board president Ellen Scambia.
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Volunteering
What it takes for lead for decades.
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Dorn’s Way
Board president Sue Dorn.
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A Seat with a View
You don’t know what it’s like to serve on a board until you do it.
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