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Himanshu Sharma (Head of Strategy Citi FinTech) addresses the audience at the RMA's Metamorphosis of Banking breakfast event on October 25th.   

Panel members address the audience at the RMA's Annual Panel Discussion.  Panel members included (L to R) Michael Spolarich (Sr.CO; People’s United Bank), Nicole DeMichael-Cadena (SVP; HSBC Bank), James Johnis (President & COO; Gold Coast Bank) and Anthony Esernio (Market President; TD Bank).  The event was moderated by Richard Romano (Citibank).

Michael Heller presents Kyle Moeller with the Dr. Pearl Kamer Award Scholarship at the RMA's Annual Panel Discussion.

Michael Heller presents Connor Kachala with James T. McCarthy Award Scholarship at the RMA's Annual Panel Discussion.

The RMA Young Professionals hosted “Navigating Borrower Distress” on February 28^th 2019.  Presenters included (L to R) Theresa A. Driscoll, Esq. (Moritt Hock & Hamroff LLP), Neil Seiden (Asset Enhancement Solutions LLC), Robert Grote (Grassi & Co.) and James Cloudman (People’s United Bank).

Thank you to our sponsors Rogers and Taylor Appraisers Inc. and Moritt Hock & Hamroff LLP for making “Navigating Borrower Distress” a successful event.  Pictured: Robert J. Malone (Rogers and Taylor Appraisers Inc.) and Theresa A. Driscoll, Esq. (Moritt Hock & Hamroff LLP).

Members of the RMA Board and RMA Young Professional Board with presenters of “Navigating Borrower Distress”.  Pictured (L to R): James Cloudman (People’s United Bank), Michael Kid (Chase), Theresa A. Driscoll, Esq. (Moritt Hock & Hamroff LLP), Neil Seiden (Asset Enhancement Solutions LLC), Robert Grote (Grassi & Co.), Matthew Crennan (BNB Bank), Roger Rose (BNB Bank) and Alison Burke (Chase).    

Michael Heller addresses attendees at the RMA's Tax Reform Panel Discussion hosted on January 17th, 2019.

Panel members prepare to address the audience at the Tax Reform Panel Discussion.  Panel members included (L to R) Robert Schaffer CPA (Castellano, Korenberg & Co, CPAs PC), Lance Christensen CPA (Margolin, Winer & Evens LLP) and Jeffrey G. Cohen CPA (Grassi & Co.).