Marsha Womack Elected CREW Network Board President
The Hope Credit Union vice president has assumed leadership of the global commercial real estate organization.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Commercial
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Marsha Womack has been named the new president of the CREW Network board of directors. Her appointment coincides with the organization's annual convention held in Miami.
Why it matters
The leadership change supports the organization's ongoing mission to increase the representation and career growth of women within the commercial real estate sector.
CREW Network consists of more than 14,000 members across 85 chapters in 9 countries. The organization focuses on facilitating commercial real estate deal-making and leadership training for women.
The players
Marsha Womack
She is a vice president at Hope Credit Union and the newly elected president of the CREW Network board.
CREW Network
This global organization facilitates professional development, networking, and leadership training for women in commercial real estate.
The details
Womack currently serves as a vice president at Hope Credit Union. The network provides members with professional resources and specialized expertise to help navigate complex commercial deals.
Timeline
September 23-25, 2026: The annual CREW Network Convention takes place in Miami.
Culture Shift
The organization's leadership selection reflects a long-term commitment to correcting gender imbalances in the commercial real estate sector. By connecting 14,000 members internationally, the network aims to formalize mentorship and deal-sharing structures for women in the industry.
Members can expect the new leadership to maintain current professional training programs and networking access. Participants looking to utilize these resources should coordinate through their regional chapter to engage with the network's broader reach.
The takeaway
Women in commercial real estate can leverage industry-specific networks to bridge gaps in leadership and deal access. Establishing professional connections early in a career often results in more robust support systems for long-term growth.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Wbrc.
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