HI, BYE, CREW

CREW assembled 60 members yesterday for speed-networking at the East Bank Club, including Navigant Consulting's Jamila Aldasheva, GE Capital's  Ingrid Carlino, and Woolpert's Sherilyn Kosmos. Ingrid was looking for building owners who need workouts or volunteer gigs where she can use her real estate skills. Sherilyn tells us Woolpert is on the prowl to design-build public buildings.
Hallett Movers' Sandy Manden and The Tammen Group's Jennifer Tammen both looked for new business. Jennifer started her company 18 months ago and is working on getting tax incentives and government funding for client projects in pre-development, mostly in the ‘burbs. Sandy says Hallett is helping Schiff Harden reposition its space in the  Willis Tower.

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