CREW Boston is pleased to provide the opportunity for members to network in a small group setting hosted by CREW Boston Legacy members who are leaders in the real estate community. The Legacy members will share their personal career stories and insights on working through various real estate cycles.  The format will be a roundtable discussion with time to ask questions and have an open dialog. Lunch will be provided.
 
Members are limited to one Legacy Lunch Series in order to allow as many as possible to take advantage of this great opportunity. When registering, please provide your second choice in case your first choice is not available. Each lunch will be limited to 12 members.

About Margaret "Peggy" Briggs
Peggy Briggs got into environmental consultancy right out of college. She worked for HMM Associates for 18 years, which was bought out by Earth Tech and later became AEcom. Desiring a return to midsized private consulting, Peggy and six others formed Epsilon in 1997. Peggy has an extensive track record of successfully assisting clients through the regulatory processes associated with development, institutional, and infrastructure projects.  She plays a major role in numerous Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act (MEPA), Article 80, and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) projects.  She regularly collaborates with lawyers, project proponents, and regulatory agencies in strategic discussions of permitting, and project planning.  Recent projects that she has directed include the Boston Convention Center; Mashpee Wampanoag Casino in Taunton; First Church of Christ, Scientist redevelopment in Boston; Alexandria RE Equities Redevelopment on Binney Street in Cambridge; and Lovejoy Wharf in Boston.  Her experience and knowledge of past precedents with MEPA, NEPA, Article 80 and waterfront permitting helps Epsilon develop the most streamlined approval process available.  Peggy served on the Steering Committee of CREW Boston (formerly NEWiRE) during 1999-2002 and as past Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Environmental Business Council of New England.