AREW LUNCHEON'S SURVIVAL TIPS

We then dropped by 101 Park for AREW's monthly luncheon, featuring some of NYC's most powerful real estate women: (back) FDIC's Kathy Kalser; Moynihan Station Venture's Jennifer McCool, AREW prez; iStar Financial's Nina Matis; Newmark Knight Frank's Deborah Van Der Heyden; (seated) City finance commissioner Martha Stark, Skadden Arps' Suzanne Heidelberger; New York Observer's Dana Rubinstein, moderator; and Eastern Consolidated's Daun Paris. Their market survival tips? Get back to basics, rethink the obvious, keep your contacts, be honest, and fill your toolkits.
AREW's Charitable Fund also helped future successful women by collecting clothing donations for Bottomless Closet. Thank goodness McNally International donated a truck—AREW collected over 50 bags and boxes! Here, HJ Kalikow's Dorothy Vermeer, CUH2A's Mary Williamson, McNally's William Gideon, Liberty Title's Stephanie Butler, attorney Barbara Pryor, KTR Valuation & Consulting Services' Theresa Nygard, JLC Environmental's Jennifer Carey, and TD Bank's Shaelee Lopes get ready to load 'er up.

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