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"Serving as president of MEREDA from 2006 to 2008 gave me a new appreciation of the breadth of our organization.
The talent, knowledge and depth of experience of the board, committee members and the membership at large is truly impressive. That's why MEREDA continues to grow in size and influence. You can see the enthusiasm at MEREDA educational and networking events, as well as in Augusta where our members' advocacy with lawmakers and top state officials is having a positive impact on laws and regulations that affect real estate in Maine.
Supporting Responsible Development is our tagline. That's what MEREDA does, but the way our members make that happen is what makes MEREDA such an outstanding and valuable organization.
" | | | | | | Roxane A. Cole, Managing Member Roxane Cole Commercial Real Estate, LLC Portland, ME |
| | | "I have been an active member of MEREDA for over 10 years. In addition to making sure our legislators remain keenly aware of the role of responsible real estate development in the overall health of our economy, MEREDA continues to be a valuable business development and networking tool for me and my company. Through MEREDA, I've gotten to know dozens of real estate professionals from all over the State, and the continuing education seminars are timely and informative. MEREDA is by far the best trade organization for our business. " | | | | | | Jamie Whelan Q10 | New England Realty Resources
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| | | "Belonging to MEREDA has enabled Avesta Housing to join forces with enough development leaders to meaningfully affect public policy, while introducing us to incredibly talented and resourceful professionals." | | | | | | Dana Totman, President Avesta Housing
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| | | "The fact that MEREDA has been sensible and balanced in dealing with complicated real estate issues says a lot about the way the organization approaches its mission. Real estate development often gets a bad rap, so it’s important to belong to an organization that can appreciate the perspectives of the various competing interests and strive for some common ground." | | | | | | Bill Shanahan Northern New England Housing Investment Fund
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