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Posted: August 11, 2014
Today's CREW Leaders Support Tomorrow's Professionals
The four New York area chapters of Commercial Real Estate Women's Network welcomed summer and helped support the industry's future as the New York chapter (NYCREW) organized the groups' annual networking and fundraising dinner for the CREW Network Foundation, the only foundation dedicating its resources solely toward advancing women in commercial real estate. Shown (from left) are: Association of Real Estate Women (AREW) Immediate Past President Lina Telese, Zetlin & De Chiara; CREW CT President-Elect Janet Wheeler, Diversified Project Management; CREW CT President Beth Ann Harney, Hutensky Capital Partners; AREW President Erin Bond, New York Law School; NYCREW President-Elect Christine Chipurnoi, Wells Fargo Insurance Services; AREW Vice President Jane Lyons, Rhodes Associates; and NYCREW President Laura Walker, Citibank. Members of CREW NJ also were in attendance.
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