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Posted: December 20, 2016
2016 Year in Review: Kenne Shepherd, Kenne Shepherd Interior Design Architecture PLLC
Kenne Shepherd, Kenne Shepherd Interior Design Architecture PLLCName & Title: Kenne Shepherd
Company Name: Kenne Shepherd Interior Design Architecture PLLC
What was your most notable project, deal, transaction, or professional achievement in 2016?
This has been a phenomenal year! More than one deal or transaction, there have been a series of recognitions and accomplishments that have made this year so special. I was greatly honored to be recognized as one of the “Top 15 Women in Real Estate.” As CREW New York’s Network and membership recognition chair, I was very proud to have led the creation of our new awards program. After a year-long planning effort, we honored five incredible women and a key sponsor at our December luncheon. And most recently, my firm completed the Yares Art Gallery, a beautiful gallery space on Fifth Ave. overlooking Central Park.
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