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Join us on October 16th at City Winery as we come together to honor the trailblazers, changemakers, and rising leaders who embody our mission: to support, advance, and connect women in the AEC industry while promoting equity and inclusion across the built environment.

This year, we’re especially excited to welcome our keynote speaker, Amanda Strong, Director - Asset Management for MITIMCo and a leader who has spent her career shaping the future of real estate in Boston and beyond.

Don’t wait—let’s celebrate the incredible talent shaping our industry’s future!

Early Bird Registration through 10/06
Member: $200*
Non-member: $225*
*Early Bird Rates through 10/06!

Meet Our Keynote Speaker: Amanda Strong


Amanda Strong is Director ‐ Asset Management for MITIMCo, MIT’s Investment Management Company, where she is responsible for overseeing a portfolio of commercial real estate assets in Cambridge, MA. Previously, Ms. Strong was a Managing Director in the Asset Management group at Colony Realty Partners, a Director at New Boston Fund’s Urban Strategy America Fund, and a construction lender with KeyBank. She has twelve years of experience in retail real estate with leasing and research experience from Marshalls, the Woolworth Corporation, and Staples, Inc.

Ms. Strong is a LEED AP Professional and holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Babson College, an Advanced Professional Certificate in Real Estate from New York University, and a Master of Real Estate Development from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She is a founding member and former President of AAREP‐New England, former Treasurer and board member of Nuestra Comunidad Development Corporation, and one of the co-founders of the CRE Collaborative, a unifying group connecting organizations that shape real estate in Boston.

Amanda is also a member of CREW Boston, a board member of the Real Estate Executive Council (REEC), and a Babson College Trustee. She received the President’s Award from NAIOP Massachusetts, was recognized as a “Woman of Fire” by Banker and Tradesman, and has received the Babson Richard J. Snyder “Distinguished Service to the College” Award.