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Posted: June 30, 2008
Friedrich of Brookfield honored by MHA of NYC at annual gala event
The Mental Health Association of New York City (MHA of NYC) recently held its annual gala which celebrated the revitalization of Lower Manhattan. The event, held at Cipriani Wall Street, honored Dennis Friedrich, president and COO of Brookfield Properties. Also in attendance were: Ric Clark, president and CEO, Brookfield Properties and board member for the MHA of NYC; Jonathan Mechanic, Esq., Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobsen; Mitchell Rudin, CB Richard Ellis, Inc.; Kevin Danehy, CB Richard Ellis, Inc. and Giselle Stolper, executive director of MHA of NYC, among others. Close to 500 people were in attendance and the event was a great success.
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