34 members of CREW visited Barbara Jordan High School for the third year in a row as part of its CREW Careers program. 93 female students took part in this year’s event, which teaches high school girls about options in the CRE world by having them work on a development from dream to design. (School projects are a lot cooler these days.) This year’s project was Camden’s McGowen Station (previously known as the Superblock) in Midtown.

The girls competed for the best design—here’s the winning team, “Power in Pink Development.” It was led by Investment Property Exchange Services’ Theresa Quartaro Smith, Camden’s Amy Funk, and Automated Logic’s Lindsay Miles. Judge (and CREW prez) Laurie Baker tells us these ladies impressed with their creative visual aids that included all relevant financial and property facts. They were also dynamic and sold the judges with their marketing by inviting them to the grand opening.