Jennifer Cross

CityBuildHERS creates Blueprint to Wellness for women in construction

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Interest in networking and community building among women in real estate is increasing, according to Sarah Crouch. (Photo from Sarah Crouch/LinkedIn)

Finding their space: Women climbing the ranks in commercial real estate

Ottawa, Insider Only Real Estate

Here are the Forty Under 40 recipients for 2024

Award News, Forty Under 40, Ottawa

The Ottawa Business Journal and the Ottawa Board of Trade are once again thrilled to celebrate the annual Forty Under 40 awards, which have become

From left, Jennifer Cross, business development manager for MARANT Construction, and Kristen Buter, vice president of property management at Mastercraft Starwood, welcomed a sold-out crowd to City BuildHERS, held at the National Arts Centre's O'Born Room on Thursday, March 7, 2024. Photo by Caroline Phillips

City BuildHERS reveals ‘what’s possible’ for women in construction, design, real estate

City BuildHERS was back in action last night, looking as chic, confident and empowered as ever. The all-women event hit full capacity, attracting some 170

Local experts say flexibility key to crafting an effective return-to-office policy

Ottawa, Human Resources, Non-Residential, Real Estate

Moderated by Jennifer Cross, a senior executive at Marant Construction’s Ottawa office, the event – dubbed “Back to Business” – offered advice to employers trying

A ‘final balance’? OBJ talks to employers who’ve successfully enticed workers back to office

Ottawa, Insider Only

Sporty launch of CityBuildHERS could be game-changer for women in real estate

The most exciting kick-off at last night’s Ottawa RedBlacks game may have actually taken place off the field with the launch of CityBuildHERS.

Federal control of Wellington Street would be ‘catastrophic,’ one business leader argues

Ottawa

While talks about Wellington Street continue between the city and federal government, business leaders are clear: keep it open and under municipal control.

RedBlacks Women’s Training Camp impacts positive change for young girls

The Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group (OSEG) Foundation hosted its popular all-female fundraiser on the gridiron at TD Place, raising more than $65,000 for Girls

Reviving the ByWard Market: Businesses can help themselves by helping others, advocates say

Ottawa

MARANT Construction has seen homelessness rise and traffic decrease in the ByWard Market. The company does much of its work in the area, which yesterday