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Posted: February 20, 2018
Thru the Lens: CREW New York members attend REBNY's 121st Annual Banquet
Manhattan, NY New York Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW New York) members recently attended REBNY’s 121st Annual Banquet. Among the members of CREW New York who attended the banquet in January, are seven past presidents of the organization. The former presidents are: Rebecca Mason of One Title National Guaranty Co.; Frances Delgorio of Jack Resnick & Sons; Jennifer Carey of JLC Environmental Consultants; Karen Dome of Coldwell Banker Commercial Advisors; Faith Hope Consolo of Douglas Elliman Real Estate; Lina Telese of Jaros, Baum & Bolles; and Christine Chipurnoi of USI Insurance Services.
CREW New York is the first founded organization for women real estate professionals in the U.S. and the largest such organization in New York City.
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