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12-05-2014 - Professional Women in Construction (PWC) Holiday Gala Honors Lillian Valenti, PANYNJ; Jeannie Kwon, MTA; Caroline Weiss, Weidlinger Associates; Michael Horodniceanu, MTA

On Friday, December 5th, Professional Women in Construction (PWC) will usher in its 35th anniversary at its annual Black Tie Holiday Dinner Dance gala at The Yale Club Ballroom, 50 Vanderbilt Avenue, in New York City from 7 pm until midnight. The event will pay tribute to guests of honor Lillian Valenti, chief procurement & contracting officer, PANYNJ; Jeannie Kwon, chief of staff, MTA Capital Construction and Caroline Weiss, associate principal, Weidlinger Associates. Special guest will be Michael Horodniceanu, president, MTA Capital Construction. Stan Rubin’s Orchestra & Rock Band will perform. Cocktails, dinner & dancing (open bar) will be available. For reservations, call 212.486.7745 or email [email protected]. Visit www.pwcusa.org/ny.
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