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Posted: April 22, 2013

Thru the Lens: NYCREW hosts "Women in Real Estate Media: The Real Scoop"

NYCREW Salutes The Media: In honor of Women's History Month, the New York chapter of Commercial Real Estate Women's Network (NYCREW) hosted "Women in Real Estate Media: The Real Scoop," an enlightening and entertaining panel discussion by the city's leading commercial real estate editors, held at the offices of Ted Moudis Associates.'Flanagan, editor, Real Estate Weekly. Top Row: Amanda Metcalf, reporter, Bisnow.com. Second Row - Shown (from left) are: Lois Weiss, columnist, New York Post; Sule Aygoren, editor, Real Estate Forum; Linda O'Flanagan, editor, Real Estate Weekly. Third Row - Shown (from left) are: Lucy Carter, senior associate and director of business development, Ted Moudis Associates; Christopher Savoglou, senior principal, Ted Moudis Associates; Faith Hope Consolo, chairman, The Retail Group, Douglas Elliman and NYCREW director of communications; Karen Dome, senior associate, Marcus & Millichap and NYCREW Immediate past president; and panel moderator Constance Mitchell Ford, Real Estate editor, The Wall Street Journal.
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