In the Community

412 Mt. Kemble Avenue, Morris Township, New Jersey, in the 250,000- to 499,000-sf category; and 222 Mt. Airy Road, Basking Ridge, New Jersey, in the under 100,000-sf category. From left to right: Patrick Connelly, president, New Jersey chapter of BOMA; the property management staff for both locations: Kathleen Harty, administrative assistant; Anthony DiMaggio, property manager; Albert Bowden, building manager, all of Mack-Cali.

Mack-Cali Business Campus, Parsippany, New Jersey, in the low-rise suburban office parks category. From left to right: Patrick Connelly, president, New Jersey chapter of BOMA; and William Paterson, property manager; Rosemarie Kerr, property manager; Harry Ortiz, building manager; and Anthony Giordano, building manager, all of Mack-Cali.

Harborside Financial Center Plaza 1, Jersey City, New Jersey, in the renovated buildings category. From left to right: Patrick Connelly, president, New Jersey chapter of BOMA; Jeffrey Lynn, chief engineer, ABM Industries; John Crandall, vice president of development, Mack-Cali; Channdra Banks, security supervisor, Guardsmark Security; Janie Essex, administrative assistant, Mack-Cali; Brian McClean, director of property management, Mack-Cali; Joe Stibli, mechanical supervisor, ABM Industries; Alex Quintana, night supervisor, Collins Building Services (CBS); Ricardo Melendez, day supervisor, CBS; Michael Fillian, senior project manager, Mack-Cali; Jack DiMartino, director of engineering, Mack-Cali; Kwame Asante, security supervisor Guardsmark Security, Harborside Plaza 5.

23 Main Street, Holmdel, New Jersey, in the corporate facility category and winner of the "best of the best" among all TOBY winners.

Pictured here from last year's show are some of the event organizers with race car driver, Bryce Miller, and his race car.

Congratuations to Marlboro Little League's Major North Division champs—the Yankees, from Marlboro, New Jersey.

This girls softball team in Maplewood, New Jersey, took second place in their division. Congratulations!

Mack-Cali proudly sponsors this t-ball team in the Cranford Baseball and Softball Association in Cranford, New Jersey.

Pictured here, the four-story atrium lobby at 2 Hilton Court, Mack-Cali Business Campus, Parsippany, New Jersey. (Photo courtesy of Eric Shollenberger.)

Mack-Cali president and chief executive officer Mitchell E. Hersh with Parsippany mayor Michael Luther and his staff member Michelle Sylvin. (Photo courtesy of Eric Shollenberger.)

Daiichi Sankyo president and chief executive officer Joe Pieroni welcomes employees and guests. (Photo courtesy of Eric Shollenberger)

From left to right: Rosemarie Kerr, property manager, Mack-Cali; Christina Notas, campus sustainability coordinator, Drew University; Veronica Guebara, senior technical support specialist, Siemens; Stephen Dilts, commissioner, New Jersey Department of Transportation.

From left to right: Dan Curry, property manager, Westchester Financial Center; Tina Damiano, director of property management, Westchester Financial Center; Anthony Ivey, property manager; and Jim Bell, vice president, property management.

50 Main Street, Westchester Financial Center, White Plains, New York.

From left to right: Thomas Angell of Rothstein Kass; Nicole Bearce Albano of Lowenstein Sandler PC; Mitchell E. Hersh, president and chief executive officer of Mack-Cali Realty Corporation; and Michael Nardo of PNC Financial Services Group.

"Answer the Call to End Hunger," built by Parrette Somjen, received the prize for jurors' favorite.

"Jack-O-Lantern," built by NK Architects, took home the prize for best structure.

Honorable mention was awarded to the Mt. Fern United Methodist Youth Federation for "Kids CAN Measure Up."

8 Campus Drive, Mack-Cali Business Campus, Parsippany, New Jersey.

4 Gatehall Drive, Mack-Cali Business Campus, Parsippany, New Jersey.

101 Hudson Street, Jersey City, New Jersey. From left to right: Robert White, security director, Spartan Security; Bernard Nordquist, fire safety manager, Mack-Cali; John Marazzo, vice president of property management, Mack-Cali; Barbara Deen, property manager, Mack-Cali; Leigh Kolar, administrative assistant, Mack-Cali; Sean O'Neill, chief engineer, Larkin Services; Sterling Bell, cleaning project manager, ABM; Patrick Connelly, real property administrator (RPA) and president, New Jersey chapter of BOMA.

4 Becker Farm Road, 280 Corporate Center, Roseland, New Jersey. From left to right: Al Corderi, property manager; Dawn Casale, administrative assistant; Gregory Tapia, engineer; and Donald Holden, technician, all of Mack-Cali; Patrick Connelly, real property administrator (RPA) and president, New Jersey chapter of BOMA.

23 Main Street in Holmdel, New Jersey, was awarded the TOBY in the category of corporate facilities.

343 Thornall Street, Edison, New Jersey. From left to right: Lora Piatkowski, senior administrative assistant; Leonard Aguirre, engineering; and Robert Wilber, property manager, all of Mack-Cali; and Kurt Padavano, former president, New Jersey chapter of BOMA.

From left to right: Tom Baran, property manager; Nancy Rivera, senior administrative assistant; Robert Ostaszewski, building engineer; Bill Rifkin, director of property management; Dean Cingolani, first vice president of property management; Lou Amalfitano, leasing director; Jim Bell, vice president of property management; Danielle Rollins, leasing associate; and Aprill Harrington, leasing assistant.

From left to right: Mitchell E. Hersh, president and chief executive officer of Mack-Cali; Robert Roche of PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLC; Michael Nardo of PNC Bank; and Nicole Bearce Albano of Lowenstein Sandler, PC.

The management team for Stamford Executive Park, shown left to right: Tom Baran, property manager; Danielle Rollins, leasing assistant; Bill Rifkin, director of property management; Lou Amalfitano, director of leasing; and Robert Montaquiza, director of leasing.

550 West Avenue, Stamford Executive Park, Stamford, Connecticut.

Kicking off the event were Mark Yeager, executive vice president of Mack-Cali, right, and Lou Piombino, 2007 Morris County Start Heart Walk Ambassador, left, with heart disease survivors.

Walkers with heart.