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Posted: March 10, 2014
NYCREW hosts cocktail party to celebrate record number of new members in 2013
The New York Chapter of Commercial Real State Women's Network celebrated a record number of new members in 2013 by hosting a cocktail party at the offices of the Rockefeller Group. Among the professionals swelling NYCREW's ranks are pictured above.
Shown in the front row seated (from left) are: Lori Coombs, Wells Fargo Bank; Amelia Janisz, EZ Buildings; Marissa Mohan, Rockefeller Group; Michelle Dougherty, Rockefeller Group; Judy Sahagian, Douglas Elliman Real Estate; Joanne Escobar, Rockefeller Group. Second Row: Celine Arsac, Colin Development; Michele Boddewyn, Alan Gaynor & Co.; Hillary Jury, Wilk Auslander. Shown standing (from left) are: Unnamed, Rockefeller Group; Unnamed; Karen Fiorentino, Carnegie Hill Enterprises; Amy Burpee Cordone, Tishman; Crystal DeNunzio, Theodore Williams; Shalini Mohan, URS Corp.; Kerry Klein, Wells Fargo; Jennifer L. Carey, JLC Environmental Advisors; Kelly Houlihan Buckley, Houlihan-Parnes Realtors LLC; Sonali Dhall, Situs.
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