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Welcome to the Austin CREW Board

Congrats to Commercial Real Estate Women's local chapter, which announced its new execs.Top row is FSTIs JenniferSherrill Thompson, Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harrs Cathleen Slack; and secretary 13--OConnor Commercials Yvonne Parra Heerema. Bottom row is The Bommarito Groups Marcus Bove; prez 13--Jackson Walkers Lenora DuBose; Prominent Titles Terri Nassour; and The Whitfield Cos Gail Whitfield. There are several ladies missing, but someone has to keep the CRE world going, right? Not pictured is president-elect 14--Frost Banks Kathy Estes; past prez 12--Googles Kristin Chiles; treasurer 13--Brown McCarrolls Eleanor Cacki Jewart; OmniBanks Alexis Michael; Capital Title of Texas Stacy Mock; and Burt-Watts Industries Sarah Scott.

Dont forget to come see us at our third annual Austin State of the Market Event on Tuesday at the Austin Sheraton. You can stillregister here.In the meantime, send your news to tonie@bisnow.com and catie@bisnow.com.

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