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Men Behave 'Boldly' For Worthy Cause

More than 170 members of the commercial real estate industry took part in last Thursday's Men Behaving Boldly fundraiser, sponsored by Cushman & Wakefield (and led by its Future Leaders group) in support of Peel Children’s Aid Foundation. Snapped at the event: Cushman & Wakefield's Michael Caplice, Nicholas Kendrew, Marc Delena, Trevor Romoff, BJ Bahl and Brandon Aitken. On hand were industry players and sponsors from Manulife Real Estate, DREAM, Oxford Properties, Crown Property and Colliers International. “The premise ... is men standing tall, being bold and working together to raise money for less fortunate youth in the community,” event chair Craig Trenholm tells Bisnow, adding the evening is “known to be boisterous" but all in good fun.

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