Not So Lonesome Dove

Raising a glass in the Stockyards, the Greater Fort Worth Real Estate Council and the Fort Worth Commercial Real Estate Women hosted their holiday party Thursday at the Lonesome Dove. GFWREC started four years ago and recently threw its collective hat into the political arena. (We’d say no bull in this arena . . . but we know that’s not true.) GFWREC formed a PAC, with an initial focus on Fort Worth and plans to go bigger.

 

Aspiring comedian looking for confidence? Find the laugh-ready City of Mansfield Economic Development director Scott Welmaker, Cedar Hill Economic Development director (and FWCREW past prez)Allison Thompson, and Southwest Bank SVP Alec Barry. The trio’s employers sponsored the holiday gathering.

 
Real Synergy Consultants prez Debrah Dyck with Kamilah Edwards and her mother Janice. Kamilah just earned her MBA in international management from TCU’s Neeley School of Business. She’s also a master’s candidate from Ecole Superieure de Commerce de Dijon. (We think that’s a school, though it sounds delicious.) In addition to being very smart, she’s looking for a job, so give her a call.

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