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Posted: March 13, 2008
MacPherson elected president of Real Estate Exchange of Conn. chapter
Robinson & Cole Commercial R. E. attorney, Diana MacPherson, was elected president of the R.E. Exchange, which is the Conn. chapter of the CREW Network.
MacPherson served as chairman of the Public Relations and Membership Committees of the Exchange.
MacPherson is senior counsel whose practice in commercial real estate transactions includes public and private financing, commercial leasing and acquisition and sale of properties. MacPherson was the first woman chairperson of the Real Property section of the Conn. Bar Assn. She is a member of the American College of R. E. lawyers and past chairman of their publications committee. MacPherson is the author of the Conn. chapter of State-by-State Guide to Comm'l. R. E. Leases.
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