CRE Women Work It

For those who missed last week?s national CREW convention in San Francisco, this Boston contingent may be able to fill you in. In the purple suit is AEW?s Lexi Moriarty, then comes Nutter McClennen & Fish?s Marianne Ajemian, Commonwealth Land Title?s Sophie Stein, Colliers Meredith & Grew's Kristin Blount, GE Real Estate's Cynthia Keefer, BayNorth Capital's Janet Pirrello, TriSail Capital's Holly Nelson, DLA Piper?s Barbara Trachtenberg, Nitsch Engineering?s Judy Nitsch, Riemer & Braunstein?s Joan Parsons, Stewart Title?s Gayle Bourdeau, Eastdil Secured?s Sarah Lagosh, Leslie Saul & Associates? Leslie Saul, and Rainen Law Office's Shelly Rainen and Carrie Rainen. Most agreed that CRE is in recovery, but it's slow. Another item of concern: three times more men than women earn top salaries (over $250k), but women are a growing minority with 43% entering CRE in '10 versus 36% in ?05.

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