Fore the Ladies

Last night, CREW hosted its first annual golf outing at the Glen Club in Glenview, where we found Levenfeld Pearlstein's Amy Mahone, Stockbridge Real Estate Funds' Andrea Pauls Backman, Thompson Coburn's Mary Ammerman and McCaffrey Interests' Hilary Gould. Off the links, Andrea is raising new core and value-added capital for separate funds. Hilary's firm just opened the Flair Tower apartments in River North (she can't talk about it as the general counsel). The 100 golfers who attended the event were much more willing to talk . . . until we asked about scores.
Proof it wasn't No Boys Allowed: Golub's Prasan Kale and Goby's Chriss Happ. They're also working to add more green to the city. Goby has partnered with Golub to help earn LEED cert for 33 N. Lasalle and 225 W. Washington.  They've also started a LEED Green Associate class to help some Golub top brass earn their titles.

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