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Posted: September 23, 2013
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NYCREW Network is the first New York chapter of CREW Network, a national professional commercialareal estate association with more than 8,200 senior real estate professionals - women and men - located in 74 major markets across North America. CREW Network helps influence the success of the commercial real estate industry by fulfilling four key initiatives: business development, leadership development, industry research and career outreach.
The chapter was formed in 2001 to advance the success of women in commercial real estate through opportunity, influence and power. Since then, NYCREW has provided its members with the skills and opportunities to achieve success in commercial real estate, encouraging doing business together in collaboration rather than competition. NYCREW's membership consists of women from a broad range of disciplines and professions within the commercial real estate industry, including financial services, asset and property management, development, owners and operators, investment and brokerage, appraisers, accountants, architects, attorneys and consultants. Moreover, our members are active in a wide range of industry segments, such as hospitality, industrial, office, retail, mixed-use and transportation. More than half of our members are presidents, CEOs, partners or senior managers of their companies.
BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP
Committed to "doing business together," NYCREW offers a platform to succeed in commercial real estate (CRE) by encouraging and referring business opportunities among members, presenting the industry's thought leaders for timely discussions of relevant issues and developments, providing professional development and skills training, and mentoring young women at the early stages of their careers. NYCREW maintains the highest professional and ethical standards, and fosters a supportive, collaborative and responsive environment among our members and within the CRE community. We strongly believe that the success of each professional woman in CRE rewards all other women in the industry. We invite you to browse our website www.NYCREW.org to discover the myriad benefits of a NYCREW membership.
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