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CREW New York to host luncheon and networking event featuring Eastern Consolidated president Daun Paris on October 6th

New York, NY CREW New York—the largest professional organization for women in commercial real estate in New York City—will host a luncheon and networking event featuring Daun Paris, co-founder and president of Eastern Consolidated. Paris will share her experience founding, growing, and managing a major commercial brokerage firm in one of the world’s most competitive markets, and offer tools and strategies for overcoming obstacles in a constantly changing industry.  The luncheon will take place on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at Club 101, 101 Park Avenue, from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. “We are thrilled to feature Daun Paris at our October luncheon. As a key player in the New York business and real estate communities, Daun can provide a wealth of information for anyone looking to learn and grow in the New York’s ever-evolving real estate industry,” said CREW New York co-president Christine Chipurnoi, senior vice president of Wells Fargo Insurance Services. “CREW New York’s core mission is to support and inspire women throughout the real estate industry.  Our luncheons create a space where women and men are able to network and encourage one another,” said Jane Lyons, co-president of CREW New York and a managing partner at Rhodes Associates. “We are so thankful to our sponsors for contributing.” Nationally recognized for her industry expertise and successful mentorship program, Paris is a dynamic leader who directs the day-to-day operations of Eastern Consolidated. She provides strategic direction for the company as a whole, while serving as a hands-on mentor for an experienced and diverse roster of brokers. Paris has distinguished herself from the start, not only for being a female trailblazer, but also for specializing in the sale and acquisition of office buildings, development properties and hotels. She continues to lead the industry as one of the few women in command of a commercial real estate company. To register or for more information about CREW New York events and membership opportunities, visit www.crewny.org.
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