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Posted: June 23, 2015
CREW Network holds "Executive Women in Real Estate" at ICSC ReCon
A highlight of the annual International Council of Shopping Centers' (ICSC) Annual RECon meeting was its blockbuster session "Executive Women in Real Estate," sponsored by Commercial Real Estate Women's (CREW) Network. The panel, which discussed trends in development, financing and retail, attracted a huge audience, which spilled over into an adjacent room.
Shown (from left) are: speaker Lyn Kirby, chairman & CEO of Beauty Brands; ICSC trustee Holly Cohen, VP, global DTC real estate & store construction, Nike; panel moderaxtor Kristin Mueller, executive VP & COO, JLL; speaker
and past CREW Network president Collete English Dixon, executive
director-transactions, Prudential Real Estate Investors; CREW national director and ICSC women's special industry group program chairman Faith Hope Consolo, chairman of Douglas Elliman's retail group; past N.Y. CREW president Karen Dome, senior associate, Marcus & Millichap; CREW Network 2015 president Lori Kilberg, partner, Hartman Simons & Wood; and CREW Network 2014 president Judith Nitsch, founding principal, Nitsch Engineering.
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