Wine, Women, & Politics

The recent semi-annual wine and women party hosted each year by Arledge Partners Real Estate Group prez/CEO Susan Arledge and The Carter Group strategic alliances director Lea Yaest turned political this year to promote Jennifer Staubach Gates in her district 13 City Council bid (shes got a CRE connection, too. Shes married to JLLs John Gates). Heres Candace Rubin Real Estates Candace Rubin, the Quintana Group prez/CEO Marie Quintana, Bradfords Sharon Friedberg, and Susan.

Hosted this time at The Conservatory at Plaza One at Turtle Creek, we snapped Arledge Partners Jeff Pappas, Emmitt Smith Enterprises Tamela Thornton, Lea, and Younger Partners Moody Younger. Jeff and Moody were among the wine stewards for the event. Other stewards: StructureTones David Snyder and Eric Hage, Digital Realty Trusts Bryan Marsh, TIG Realtys Preston Walsh, and The Art of Wine owner Alfonso Hill.

Someone ordered specialty pizza and Preston served it up to Younger Partners Heather Shover, Cushman & Wakefields Emily Hoffman, and Newmark Knight Grubbs Franks Sara Fredericks.

We could use some wine and pizza. tonie@bisnow.com

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