CohnReznick Partay!

We snapped three old friends at CohnReznick's Baltimore holiday party last week. Abel Communications president Greg Abel, CohnReznick co-managing principal (Baltimore) Ira Weinstein, and Harkins Builders project development director Steve Rubin were former roommates in Baltimore's Canton Square, built by Harkins Builders and A&R Development. Ira went to the University of Delaware with Eric, and Steve is childhood friends with Eric and Greg. They have fond memories of living in Canton before it was "cool and hip."

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