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Posted: October 20, 2014
NYCREW introduces next generation to commercial real estate; Teamed with BALI for half-day of seminars
Leaders and volunteers from the New York Chapter of Commercial Real Estate Women's Network (NYCREW) introduced 60 teenaged women to the opportunities available to them in the CRE industry at its annual CREW Network Foundation's CREW Careers: Building Opportunities Program. NYCREW teamed with the Bella Abzug Leadership Institute (BALI) for the first time to offer a half-day of role-playing and seminars.
Shown (from left) are: Sonali Dhall, Heidi Learner, Wendy Rossi, Melissa Marsh, Beth Zafonte, Wendy Berger, Liz Abzug, Theresa Garelli, Dorothy Wasiak, Amelia Janisz, Dotti Cunningham, Beth Myers-Graham, and Shalini Mohan.
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