EDS & MEDS

Merritt Construction Services' Gina Stewart (in blue) tells us two construction sectors are growing: eds and meds. That's why her firm is bidding on a private school expansion and an orthopedic sports medicine center. (She's here with Merritt Properties' Sheila Merritt, CBRE's Abby Glassberg, and Rosellen Fleishman at a CREW Trailblazers lunch at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.) She and Abby are on the advisory board for Howard Community College Grand Prix, the college?s biggest fundraising event for deserving students. Gina just got back from a wedding anniversary trip to Myrtle Beach before her son came home from WVU for spring break.
USSI's Ginny Bradford (center, with Whiteford Taylor & Preston's Tara Daniel and Bavar Properties Group's Jackie Youngcourt) tells us she's learning about tiling firsthand as she remodels her bathroom and looks forward to boating and fishing in Virginia in the coming warm weather.
And here's Inifinity Restoration's Corrie Delluomo, Axiom Engineering Design's Larissa Torres, Rosenberg Martin Greenberg's Hana Rose Kondratyuk (also on the CREW programming committee), and Infinity's Tara Chrysantus.

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