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Posted: July 15, 2013
NYCREW, AREW, CREW CT, and CREW NJ raise $4,600 for CREW foundation at annual dinner and reception
NYCREW supports the future at their annual fundraising dinner and reception, the New York Chapter of the Commercial Real Estate Women's Network (NYCREW) and its sister chapters AREW, CREW CT and CREW NJ raised nearly $4,600 for the CREW Foundation, the only foundation dedicating its resources solely toward advancing women in the commercial real estate industry.
Shown (from left) are: NYCREW board member Beth Zafonte, Akerman Senterfitt: NYCREW 2013 president Shari Linnick, Trepp LLC; NYCREW past president Karen Dome, Marcus & Millichap; AREW 2013 president Lina Telese, Zetlin & De Chiara; NYCREW president elect Laura Walker, Citibank; CREW CT president Beth Ann Harney, Hutensky Capital Group; CREW NJ board advisor Sheila Spriggs Nall, KSS Architects; CREW NJ president Patricia Riedel, CBRE.
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