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NYCREW inducts its 2011 executive officers and directors; New president is Dome of Justdan Realty

At NYCREW's annual holiday party and Vanguard awards at the D&D Building's Astra, the organization inducted its 2011 executive officers and directors. The officers include: president, Karen Dome of Justdan Realty; president-elect, Shari Linnick of Trepp; past president, Barbara Champoux of Crowell & Moring; secretary, Christine Chipurnoi of Wells Fargo; and treasurer, Wendy Berger of Cole Schotz. The directors include: Joan Berkowitz, The Community Development Trust; Faith Hope Consolo, Prudential Douglas Elliman; Tracey Daniels, Hartman & Craven; Deborah Falcone, Wall Street Journal; Jo Hastings, Eurohypo; and Isabelle Pullis, Fidelity National Title.
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