Family Feud

Always a good time at NAIOP Maryland’s annual holiday lunch and Family Feud redux. Howard Bank’s Dick Story reprised the role of Richard Dawson—or Ray Combs, Louie Anderson, Richard Karn, John O'Hurley, or Steve Harvey. Here he is at the face-off of the Distinguished Legends team’s Abby Glassberg of CBRE and the Developing Leaders’ Jon Manekin of Colliers.

The Distinguished Merritt Properties CEO Scott Dorsey, COPT’s Cathy Ward, St. John Properties chairman Ed St. John, Stonegate Partners president Dwight Taylor, and Abby beat out Jon and the Developing team of ECS Mid-Atlantic’s Nicole Andrews, Knott Realty Group’s Ryan Burrows, Heath Design Group’s Nicole Wilhelm, and C&W’s Jon Casella.

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