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Posted: March 25, 2013
Thru the Lens: Cushman & Wakefield at the Empire State Building Run-Up Broker’s Challenge
Cushman & Wakefield’s William Reed, Myles Fennon and John Weidner are the new champions of the Empire State Building Run-Up Broker’s Challenge. Fennon was also the individual men’s champion for the 2013 Broker’s Challenge, with a time of 13:55. Sona Astoyan of Savitt Partners was the individual women’s champion, with a time of 18:05. Congratulations to all!
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