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Posted: June 22, 2021
New York Real Estate Journal presents 2021 Women in Building Services
New York, NY The New York Real Estate Journal published its annual Women in Building Services Spotlight. The June 22nd Spotlight edition shares insight into today's real estate industry from a woman's point of view, and discussing how the changing market and the COVID-19 Pandemic have impacted all facets of the industry. This issue celebrates the achievements of women engaged in specialized industries including Architecture & Interior Design; Construction & Project Management; Economic Development & Urban Planning; Environmental & Engineering Consulting; General Contractors & Subcontractors; Information & Building Technology; Property Management & Services; PropTech; Relocation Services; and Security & Surveillance.
Sponsors for this edition include: BBS Architects, Landscape Architects and Engineers PC, Eastman Cooke Construction, and New York Concrete Washout Systems, Inc.
The women featured include: (CLICK on name to view full responses)
Sandra Bragaglia, BBS Architects, Landscape Architects and Engineers PC
Jaclyn Ruggiero, BBS Architects, Landscape Architects and Engineers PC
Tracy Hansen, BBS Architects, Landscape Architects and Engineers PC
Cathlene Mitchell, BBS Architects, Landscape Architects and Engineers PC
Eliana Peralta-Sapienza, BBS Architects, Landscape Architects and Engineers PC
Lili Wang, BBS Architects, Landscape Architects and Engineers PC
Daniela Siu, BBS Architects, Landscape Architects and Engineers PC
Karalisa Grundner, BBS Architects, Landscape Architects and Engineers PC
April Intrabartola, Eastman Cooke Construction
Patricia Haftek, New York Concrete Washout Systems
Karolina Castro, Metropolis Group Inc.
Kristen Fortino, OnePoint Real Estate Group
Xia Li, LERA Consulting Structural Engineers
Susan Kessel, CNY Group
Kenne Shepherd, Kenne Shepherd Interior Design Architecture PLLC
Karen Lelo, Alan Margolin and Associates
Christine Barshtak, Finaly General Contracting Corp.
Nancy Colella, NYS Sustainable Corp.
Sami Groff, Meltzer, Lippe, Goldstein & Breitstone, LLP
Sara Davis, FXCollaborative
Jessica Sheridan, Mancini Duffy
Allie Papp, Montroy DeMarco Architecture, Montroy Andersen DeMarco
Jaimie Patton, SWBR
Cassidy O’Brien, SWBR
Leia Sims, KOW Building Consultants
Lysa Russo, KOW Building Consultants
Carmel Pratt, Bright Power
Zoe Grossman, Bright Power
Jeannine Altavilla Cooper, Bright Power
Jillian Cayer, The Falcon Group
Angie Silva, Outsource Consultants, Inc.
Adele Perera, Outsource Consultants, Inc.
H2M">Megan Fensterer, H2M architects + engineers
Amy Murgia, Woods Bagot
Bohler">Melissa Slavin, Bohler
Kristen Ambrosino, ACC Real Estate Services, Inc.
Vanessa Strausser, Evolution Energy Partners (Evolution Sustainability Group)
Jenn Smaragdas, C3S CoRE Consulting, Inc.
Wendy Ho, AKRF, Inc.
Jennifer Zhao, Shawmut Design and Construction
Gabriela Lachapel, Shawmut Design and Construction
Ámbar Margarida, Spacesmith LLP
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