LEED-ing the Pack

We snapped this of three LEED AP's bonding over coffee at our Future of South Jersey Real Estate event. That's Kitchen & Associates Mary Johannesen and Stephen Finkelman with Harkins Builders Paul Kraunelis. K&A worked on the renovation of Philly's recently-opened James Widener Ray Homes, which provides housing for vets, low-income familes, and the formerly homeless.

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