Developing a career the recent focus at NYCREW breakfast
Attendees at the most recent Leading Ladies in Real Estate Breakfast series event sponsored by the New York chapter of Commercial Real Estate Women's Network (NYCREW) were given a wide-ranging overview of commercial real estate trends from speaker Patricia Dunphy, senior vice president of Rockrose Development, who discussed her own varied career in the commercial and residential sectors.
NYCREW Network, the original New York area chapter of CREW (Commercial Real Estate Women, a national organization of over 9,000 commercial real estate professionals), was founded in 2001 to advance the success of women in commercial real estate through opportunity, influence and power.
Seated (from left) are: Caroline Platt; Patricia Kantor, Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP; Kimberly Pinkerton, Creative Office Pavilion; Dunphy. Standing (from left) are: NYCREW board member Beth Zafonte, Akerman LLP; Dotti Cunningham, globeDOTTIng Travel; NYCREW president elect Christine Chipurnoi, Wells Fargo Insurance Services; NYCREW board members Theresa Garelli, Sutton Alliance and Annemarie DiCola, Trepp LLC; Jessica Orella, Sanctuary for Families; Virginia Richards, Montroy Andersen DeMarco and Ashley Noble, Honest Buildings.
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