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Posted: July 25, 2008
PWC Developers Forum to be held on July 31; Weiss of The New York Post to serve as moderator
On July 31, Professional Women in Construction (PWC) will give the floor to a group of developers behind some of the city's most innovative residential and commercial spaces at a breakfast (8 to 10 a.m.) Developers Forum at The Yale Club, 50 Vanderbilt Ave. at 44th St. New York Post columnist Lois Weiss will reprise her role as moderator of PWC's ongoing series of developers forums. Honored guest speakers include: Vincent Riso, principal, Briarwood Organization; Simon Shamilzadeh, VP, marketing & sales, Manor Properties Group; Christopher Daly, president, Sheldrake Organization; Alicia Hurley, Ph.D, VP, government & community engagement, NYU; and Michael McNaughton, VP, General Growth Properties (South St. Seaport redevelopment).
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