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Posted: December 12, 2023
PWC hosts last panel of 2023; Owner and Developer Forum
Manhattan, NY On Thursday, November 9th, Professional Women in Construction (PWC) hosted their last panel event of the year, Owner and Developer Forum, at The Yale Club. At this event, members heard from industry experts about their projects and the New York outlook for 2024. Networking opportunities were available before and after the panel.
Moderator:
Laurie Stanziale, Real Estate partner, Fox Rothschild
Panelists:
Marisa Gadlin, SVP, asset management, Rockefeller Group
Gus Sirakis, deputy commissioner, Department of Buildings
Martha Xuereb, director of preconstruction, B2K Development
Sevinc Yuksel, SVP, head of construction and design, Rudin
Co-chairs:
Rosemary Bates, director of design & construction, Rockefeller Group
Raquel Diaz, market leader, Public Sector, Gilbane
Barbara Durante, CPA, senior manager, Grassi Advisors & Accountants
Aine O’Dwyer, PE, principal & CEO, Enovate Consulting
Laurie Stanziale,real estate/partner, Fox Rothschild
Sponsors:
Grassi Advisors & Accountants
Rockefeller Group
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