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CREW Boston’s Membership Committee hosted some intimate Dine Arounds throughout the month of May. On Wednesday, May 10th, members gathered in Cambridge at EVOO, but due to a snafu by the restaurant’s bookkeeping, they ended up at EVOO’s sister restaurant, Za, instead! A change of venue didn’t stop the group from having a great time! Attendees indulged on some delicious salads, pizza, and beers and enjoyed some wonderful conversation!
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CREW Boston’s Development Program Management Group hosted a networking social on Wednesday, May 10th, at The Paseo. Members gathered and brainstormed programming ideas for next year while also enjoying some light snacks and refreshments.
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CREW Boston’s Membership Committee hosted some intimate Dine Arounds throughout the month of May. On Tuesday, May 9th, members gathered at Stoneforge Grill in Easton. Attendees enjoyed some delicious food, wonderful networking, and great company!
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On Wednesday, May 3rd, CREW Boston hosted three healthcare real estate industry leaders to discuss the functions, challenges, and future opportunities at three of Boston’s premiere medical institutions - Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and Boston Medical Center Health system.
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Our 24th Annual Achievement Awards took place on Wednesday, April 26th at the Fairmont Copley Plaza in Boston. Over 250 guests were in attendance to honor and celebrate 17 CREW Boston members for their outstanding and impressive achievements in commercial real estate. In addition to our Achievement Awards honorees, we also recognized two very special groups this year, our Mentor Program and our cohort of members from our Leadership Academy. Through these three groups that we recognized – our earnest Mentors and Mentees, our future Leaders, and our esteemed Achievers- attendees witnessed how the CREW organization supports its members as they grow both personally and professionally.
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In April, a highly anticipated UCREW panel brought together members of CREW Boston and a group of students from a Boston University development class, under the guidance of Professor Keith Munsell. Current CREW Boston president, Tricia Pinto, kicked off the event with a brief overview of the organization and the new student membership offering. The panel featured a diverse range of experienced commercial real estate professionals, each bringing their subject matter expertise to the forefront. Students were able to hear from professionals specializing in engineering, environmental practices, lending, development, financing, title insurance, brokerage, and accounting.
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On Thursday, April 13th, CREW Boston’s Meds & Eds hosted Jessica DeVlierger, Global CEO of C-Space, for an intimate conversation and interactive session about leadership. Guests listened while Jessica shared her own journey to leadership, touching upon her fear of failure as well as the career hurdles she faced on the road to success.
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On March 30th, CREW Boston’s Housing and Community Development Committee (HCDC) hosted a virtual discussion about tenant selection preferences and compliance with DHCD requirements, specifically addressing how to comply with Affirmative Fair Housing marketing requirements while still serving special populations.
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On Tuesday, March 28th, CREW Boston enjoyed an inside look of the recently opened MGM Music Hall at Fenway. The MGM Music Hall is a state-of-the-art, multi-purpose performing arts center that occupies nearly 91,500 SF over four levels and accommodates 5,009 patrons. It offers a one-of-a kind experience for performers and audiences alike, with its stunning design and innovative features. This theater is a hub for musical performances and cultural events in Boston. The theatre’s location within Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox baseball team, adds to its allure and provides a distinctive atmosphere that cannot be found in other venues.
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CREW Boston’s March Luncheon Program focused on the topic of Incubator Lab Spaces, why they were created, what they offer, and how they function. Moderated by CREW Boston’s Past President Kerry Hawkins, a highly active and engaged leader in the industry, panelists included Maggie O’Toole, Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President at LabCentral; Carey Ann Comeau, Senior Director of Wet Lab Operations at Greentown Labs, and Thomas Ryden, Executive Director of MassRobotics.
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