The Rockland Business Association (RBA) held its 13th annual Pinnacle Awards and Recognition dinner recently.
The Pinnacle Awards program recognizes RBA members who have achieved excellence in six categories: Chairman’s Award for Overall Business Excellence, President’s Award for Service to the RBA, Outstanding Achievement by a Woman in Business, Award for Excellence in Contracting & Development, Outstanding Achievement by a Non-Profit Organization and Award for Corporate Citizenship. The RBA Pinnacle Awards program has grown to be one of the most prominent and best-attended business events in the region.
The Lynmark Group was this year’s recipient of the Award for Excellence in Contracting & Development.
Since its inception 58 years ago, the Lynmark Group believes in the properties they build and the communities that serve those properties. The company is currently developing The Sheldon at Suffern Station (rendering top) located on Orange Avenue in the downtown area of the Village of Suffern. The Sheldon at Suffern Station will be a multi-family, transit-oriented project that provides residents with immediate access to NJ Transit train service and the many unique and eclectic dining, shopping and other service venues along Suffern’s thriving Main Street.
“It means a lot to my family that the Rockland Business Association is honoring the endeavors of my late father Sheldon Goldstein, my son Joshua, and the entire Lynmark Team,” said Jeffrey Goldstein, president of Multifamily Management Services and Arco Management. “The RBA is well respected throughout the state and this honor validates the hard work of the Lynmark Group and the impact it has made on our community.”
