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Posted: February 24, 2014
03-25-2014 - NYCREW to hold "Women Greening NYC: Sustainability in Commercial Real Estate"
NYCREW will hold "Women Greening NYC: Sustainability in Commercial Real Estate" on Tuesday, March 25th. The event will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. at Ted Moudis Associates, 79 Madison Ave. (between 28th and 29th Sts.)
The event will feature:
* Charlotte Matthews, vice president of sustainability, Related Companies.
* Sukanya Paciorek, senior vice president of corporate sustainability, VornandoRealty Trust.
* Eleni Reed, chief greening officer, US GSA Public Buildings Service.
* Amelia Janisz, CEO & president, East Building Environmental Health & Safety and NYCREW member, and event moderator.
Prices: NYCREW member cost is $59, CREW chapter member is $85, non-Crew member $110 and student $30.
Registration is required: www.NYCREW.org
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