2017 OOLALA Finalists & Winners
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Finalists and winners of the 2017 On-Site Online Leasing and Leadership Awards (OOLALAs), announced live during the company’s User Retreat in Palm Springs on January 25th. The OOLALAs recognize customers who have achieved remarkable results using On-Site’s marketing and leasing solutions. 2017 award winners were selected from over 100 submissions across five categories: The Marketeer, The Webby, The Transformer, The Speed Leaser and The Adopter. On-Site also named its top partner of the year, The Alpha.
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