LADIES' LUNCH

We don't know who sent the memo to wear shades of gray to the Women in Real Estate Awards program, but everyone got it. CREW Chicago and the Illinois Real Estate Journal hosted the luncheon at the University Club of Chicago late last week. The winners: The Impact Award went to Hartshorne Plunkard's Aracely Nevarez, the Bright Horizon Award Hartshone Plunkard's Sophie Bidek, the Career Achievement went to Cushman & Wakefield's Marilyn Lissner and Sue Rosen (who founded CREW back in the '80s), and the Community Service Award went to Colliers' Jeannine Reed. The Crystal Apple award went to Chicago Title's Cindy Malone. She had a good excuse for not being there—attending a wedding in Italy. Looking for more powerful women? Check out Friday's National Bisnow. Chock full of girl power. (Well, woman power.)                                

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