More Buildings To Go Pink

Queen City in Pink kicks off Sept. 28, and CREW Charlotte tells us 160 locations have signed up, 45 more than 2012. Owners and tenants illuminate their buildings with pink lighting, or hang ribbons, banners or flags, to show support for survivors of breast cancer. Snapped: Barbara Briccotto, CREW President (INTEC Group); Nicole Green, QCIP Committee Co-Chair (JLL); Whitney Pelton, QCIP Committee Co-Chair (Modular Designs); and Susan G. Komen Charlotte's Lori Vaccaro.

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