FAB FEMMES

The Final Frontier? No, we’re not talking about outer space, but the second annual Final Frontier Seminar last week at the Omni, where Wren Capital’s Mary Paeng, W3 Partners’ Diane Olmstead, QAV Realty Services’ Deborah Quok, and LBG Realty Advisors’ Leslie Lundin discussed women as entrepreneurs in commercial RE. Leslie, who conceived the event, says that with women’s great strides in the biz, the “natural progression” is for them to join the ranks ofowners. These four are the perfect example—they all launched their own firms in 2009. Sponsors of the event included Allen Matkins, Morrison & Foerster, and Spiegl Consulting.

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