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Posted: November 10, 2014
Meet the NYCREW Member: Dorothy Wasiak
NYCREW Welcomes New Member Dorothy Wasiak, LEED PA.
Wasiak recently joined Matthew Adam Properties as the director of capital projects & senior asset manager. She has extensive experience in construction, property management and asset management. She is a seasoned veteran and brings over 15 years of Commercial Real Estate experience to NYCREW.
Wasiak serves on the board of PWC and is a member of AREW, GRHC and US Green Building Council. She is an honors graduate of Penn State with a BS in Business and Marketing. Wasiak will serve on the programs committee.
In 2014, Wasiak was selected as one of the top 20 under 40 in construction, a prestigious recognition by ENR Magazine. She also won the PWC Achievement Award in 2007.
Dorothy Wasiak * Matthew Adam Properties
127 East 59th Street, New York, NY 10022
(212) 699-8912 * [email protected]
www.matthewadamproperties.com
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