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Posted: September 8, 2014
NYCREW supports St. Francis Food Pantries & Shelters
Leaders, members and friends of the New York Chapter of Commercial Real Estate Women's Network (NYCREW) once again came out in force to support the St. Francis Food Pantries and Shelters' Women of Valor Awards Tea. Many NYCREW members and leaders have been honored at this annual event, which raises funds for more than 40 food pantries and shelters in the metropolitan area.
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Seated (from left) are: NYCREW board member Theresa Garelli, Sutton Alliance; Joanna Capobianco, Oppenheimer & Co.; Shakiba Stephens, Oppenheimer & Co.; NYCREW secretary Nicole Horne, Brixmor Property Group. Standing (from left) are: Maria Pizzo, Sutton Land Title Agency; Judy Sahagian, Douglas Elliman Real Estate; Karen Dome, Marcus & Millichap; NYCREW board member and Event Committee co-chair Faith Hope Consolo, Douglas Elliman Real Estate; NYCREW treasurer Nancy Wood, ABS Partners Real Estate; Isabelle Pullis, Fidelity National Title and NYCREW immediate past president Shari Linnick, Trepp LLC.
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