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SPONSOR

APRIL 2018

INSIDE WELCOME 2018 SPONSORS

As we issue our inaugural 2018 Sponsor Newsletter we must give thanks to you – our sponsors.
Welcome 2018 Sponsors
With your help, CREW DC continues to offer our members high-level programs focused on
Program Summaries cutting edge topics with world class speakers, and support the professional development of
women in all phases of commercial real estate. CREW DC encourages the recognition and
CREW DC Events advancement of women while working together with industry organizations to build community

CREW DC Education partnerships. Our educational programs and leadership opportunities continue to foster career
growth for the membership.
Professional Development
CREW DC launched the Sponsor Newsletter in 2017 to keep our sponsors informed about
CREW National Capital CREW DC’s programs and activities throughout the year. We hope that you have found it to
Committee (CNCC) be beneficial, and of course welcome any feedback you may have. We greatly appreciate the
support of all our sponsors, and look forward to an exciting year for CREW DC! Please join
CREW Network us as we continue fulfilling our mission of advancing women in our industry, and allow us to

2018 Calendar assist you with your initiatives.

Social Media If there is anything we can do to support you, please don’t hesitate to reach out directly
to Elizabeth Pye, Board Director Sponsorship & Community Action at 202.295.8109 or
Sponsors epye@ecolonial.com.

PROGRAM SUMMARIES

Candy Chang: Energizing Communities
through Artistic Intervention

January 17, 2018 | Capitol Hilton Hotel

Our public spaces are shared spaces that bind us together as a
community. They can play a profound role in our wellbeing and
kinship if we give them the attention they deserve. As stress,
social isolation, and political polarization continue to grow, local Barbara Mackin, Candy Chang, Phyllis Liebman Brill
infrastructure for the soul is more important than ever.
South Africa, the same themes emerge. We want to do something
When we make civic engagement more accessible, we can create meaningful. We want to love and be loved. We want to find inner
spaces that are loved, cared for, and meaningful to us. If we peace. We want to see our children thrive.
can increase the visibility of conversation between residents,
developers, and civic agencies, we can reduce some of the There are many endings and beginnings in our life and work,
anxieties that emerge whenever it feels as if an unknown entity and it’s up to us to not only embrace the possibilities offered by
is controlling our communities. change, but to actively put its new features to good use.

The Before I Die project reminds me that our commonalities far Candy Chang’s work will be included in an exhibition “The Art
outweigh our differences. From China to Iran, from Russia to of Burning Man” at the Renwick Gallery from March 30, 2018
to January 21, 2019.