Burbank joins CM Fox

Tuesday, October 6, 2015 - 01:00

GUILDERLAND — Kathy Burbank, formerly president of the Guilderland Chamber of Commerce and director of Community Caregivers, is joining CM Fox Real Estate.

The independent real estate company, owned by Troy Miller, who was raised in Guilderland, is celebrating its 10th anniversary.

Burbank is changing careers after 20 years in not-for-profit management, including nearly seven at the Guilderland Chamber of Commerce.

“Knowing the businesses, town representatives, and so many people from the community organizations my family is involved in has drawn me to the field.  I am happy to still be promoting ‘live local’ with CM Fox,” Burbank said in a release from CM Fox.

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