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CoreNet honors Rizzo of Herman Miller and Quan of Goldman Sachs at Third Annual "Women of CoreNet" Event

Two members of the New York Chapter of CoreNet Global were recently honored at the organization's third annual "Women of CoreNet" reception, which was held at the Le Parker Meridien Penthouse in Midtown Manhattan. Gina Rizzo, head of global client relations at Herman Miller, Inc., was given the Industry Leaders Award from the chapter's Women's SIG (special interest group) for her valuable contributions and unwavering support of the organization. Cindy Quan, vice president of Goldman Sachs & Co., received the Rising Star award in recognition of her dedication and outstanding service to the New York chapter. Co-leaders of the chapter's Women's SIG are Shelly Bloch, real estate director of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, and Gayle Matthei-Meredith, chief marketing officer at Cassidy Turley.
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