
This year, Bisnow honored 54 women as 2019 New York Power Women: a group whose talents stretch across dealmaking, construction, design, law, finance, communications and public policy.
More than 400 people gathered at a networking event last night in the atrium at Brookfield Place to celebrate the honorees and to acknowledge the collective achievements women have made in the traditionally male-dominated field of commercial real estate.

This was the third annual Power Women event Bisnow has held in New York City. The evening was about recognizing the significant strides of women across the industry.
Though women are now permeating the highest ranks of commercial real estate, forming their own businesses, donning more hard hats and spearheading major deals, many women say persistent, complex challenges remain. Men still outearn women on average, for example, and most C-suites still want for gender diversity.

Earlier this week, Bisnow heard from some of this year’s honorees about possible solutions to these ongoing obstacles, the ways women can move to their highest levels of business, and how to improve the industry as a whole. Keep reading to see more photos from Wednesday night's festivities.

Fifty-four women were honored as Bisnow Power Women this year.

More than 400 people were gathered for the evening cocktail event at Brookfield Place.

Kushner Cos.' Nicole Kushner Meyer and WTS International's Kim Matheson.

Lendlease's Eliza Horstman, Lera Covington, Brooke Nicholson, Theresa Rodriguez, Caaminee Pandit, Melissa Burch and Midori Wong.

Emmes Asset Management's Amy Sole, EisnerAmper's Lisa Knee and Meridian Capital Group's Helen Hwang.

Besen Group's Victoria Radman and Iotas' Melissa Libner.

Greystone & Co.'s Allison Berman and NES Financial Group's Reid Thomas

SPC Advisors' Sheri Chromow, Ackman-Ziff's Marion Jones and Sterling Project Development's Lauren Partovi.

Invesco's Lesley Lisser, Knee and Hunton Andrews Kurth's Laurie Grasso.

Violet PR's April Mason and Lazard's Melissa Armenti.

RXR Construction Services' Edith Dusa and Cindy Osmundson.

WeWork's Roslyn Jin, Brittany Hurley and Samantha Buzaid.











