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Posted: January 14, 2013
Rockrose hosts LIC Business Women Group; Dunphy spoke at the December 18th event
Rockrose hosted the LIC Business Women Group gathering on December 18th at 26-19 Jackson Ave. in Long Island City. Patricia Dunphy, senior vice president of Rockrose, spoke at the event in support of the group of talented, creative entrepreneurs and shared her experiences on working closely with the community. Dunphy also discussed Rockrose's development plans for the neighborhood, including the new Linc LIC residential tower.
Shown (from left) are: Raquel Salas, Big City Graph-x & Printing;
Leslie Nilsson, Sage General Store; Lisa Deller, chairperson, Land Use - Community Board 2, Queens; Dunphy; Silvana Palazzolo, Douglas Elliman; and Sheila Lewandowski, The Chocolate Factory Theater.
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