Commercial Real Estate Women
Founded |
January 1, 1989 with 11 Chapters and 1,100 members |
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Founder |
CREW-National (Commercial Real Estate Women-National) |
Type | Women's Organization |
Focus | Advancement of Women |
Location |
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Area served | U.S.A and Canada |
Method | Research initiative, Professional development sessions and Business networking |
Members | 9000 |
Slogan | To advance the success of women in commercial real estate. |
Website | CREW Network |
Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) Network is a North American business networking organization dedicated to the advancement of women in commercial real estate. CREW Network was founded in 1989, and aims to build an organization of local, progressive chapters combined with a national agenda to advance the success of women.
Over 9,500 CREW Network members represent nearly every discipline within the industry and are located in over 70 major markets across North America.
History
Year | Progress |
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1980s | Several independent organizations were formed in various cities, each sharing the common goal of bringing together women involved in the many aspects of commercial real estate to exchange information, develop business contacts, and to help each other succeed professionally. |
1986 | A federation of these local groups was being formed on the east coast. Known as CREW-National (Commercial Real Estate Women-National) |
1987 | CREW-National held its first convention in Washington, DC and members of WICRE-NN attended, as did several "unaffiliated" groups from around the country who had learned of the federations |
1988 | At the WICRE-NN convention in Los Angeles, the board of directors from the east and west coast federations signed the bylaws of NNCREW - the National Network of Commercial Real Estate Women |
1989 | The first NNCREW national convention was held in Baltimore |
2001 | The organization’s name was changed to CREW Network |
2005 | The launch of CREW Careers: Building Opportunities, an interactive program developed by CREW Foundation to introduce teenage girls to the many career opportunities available to them in the commercial real estate industry |
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