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Posted: September 24, 2021
New England Real Estate Journal's
2021 Women in Commercial Real Estate Spotlight
Check of this year featured Women in Commercial Real Estate in the New England Real Estate Journal
- Adele Vittozzi, Scalora Consulting Group
- Amey Bissonnette, Global Learning
- Alethea Sullivan, Cabot Cabot & Forbes
- Amy Grenga, New England Construction
- Ann Sobolewski, Prince Lobel Tye LLP
- April Pitrone, LeftFieldPM
- April Wilmar, Bernkopf Goodman LLP
- Bethany Lyons, Washington Trust
- Bianca Carlson, The Procopio Companies
- Caitlin Greenwood, Margulies Perruzzi
- Caitrin Foley, Groom Construction
- Candace Cunningham, Robinson & Cole
- Catherine West, 43 Properties
- Celina Carter, DGC
- Cheryl Ostberg McAleer, Herrick Lutts Realty Partners
- Christina Cadigan, DJSA Architecture, PC
- Darla Brooks, Acella Construction Corp.
- Deirdre Robinson, Robinson & Cole
- Dimitra Murphy, Daddy Jones Bar
- Elizabeth Krol, EBI Consulting
- Emily Maresco, DPS Group
- Gail Mcneice, Linear Retail
- Hilary Troia, Office Gallery International
- Jenn Smaragdas, C3S CoRE Consulting, Inc.
- Jenna Meyers, Margulies Perruzzi
- Jennifer Defreest, Cresa Boston
- Jennifer Wood, DGC
- Jessica Clark, SR Commercial Realty
- Joelle Denham, The Bulfinch Companies
- Julia Anne Slom, Washington Trust
- Julie Nasser, Margulies Perruzzi
- Katherine Cruz, Hancock Associates
- Kelley Hannon, IREM Boston
- Kelly Colon, Cresa
- Kelly Lagergren, Cresa
- Keri Dileo, Scalora Consulting Group
- Kimberly Sluter, New England Construction
- Krista Manna, KR Architecture & Interiors
- Kristyn Neal, Northeast Private Client Group
- Laura Miller, Cambridge Saving Bank
- Lisa Puffer, Groom Construction
- Liz Tavares, Jay Nuss Realty
- Lydia Chesnick, Bernkopf Goodman LLP
- Marilyn Santiago, SVN Parsons Commercial
- Megan Kane, DJSA Architecture, PC
- Michelle Latino, Callahan Construction Managers
- Nichole Henderson, New England Construction
- Noelle Humphries, Neighborworks Housing Solutions
- Noreen O’Toole, Platinum Partners
- Patty Colone, Groom Construction
- Sarah la Cour, Westmass Area Development Corp.
- Sheryl Starr, Bernkopf Goodman LLP
- Stephanie Traeger, Cambridge Saving Bank
- Susan Phillips, EBI Consulting
- Susan Shelby, Rhino PR
- Suzette Joseph, New England Construction
- Jillian Tara, Phase Zero Design
- Vicki Keenan, Cresa Boston
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