Last Night with Colliers

Also last night, we went to BLT Steak to help Colliers brass celebrate their national institutional financing platform, and snapped DC-based US Investor Services president Karen Whitt, right; national industrial director Dwight Hotchkiss, in from LA; and national retail director Anjee Solanki, in from San Francisco.

Here's DC managing director Dave Peterson with First Potomac chief investment officer Nick Smith. And as an added bonus, we think we see Brookfield's Grey Meyer over their shoulders. Colliers made a moving donation last night in support of the family of the late Marie Gemmell of First Potomac, who perished with her two small children in the shocking recent accident when a small plane crashed into their Gaithersburg home.

Another member of the initiative, LA-based Capital Markets Americas president Brian Ward, left, was already off to Boston for more of the road show, but he discharged his duty to be in our pictures earlier in the day, serving as a panelist at our Bisnow Capital Markets summit at the DC Ritz, here in conversation with Meridian Group's Gary Bloch.

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