Marsha Womack Elected President of CREW Network Board
The commercial real estate leader and Hope Credit Union vice president will head the global organization.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Commercial
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Marsha Womack has assumed the role of president for the CREW Network board of directors. The appointment coincides with the organization's annual convention held in Miami.
Why it matters
The leadership change supports the organization's mission to increase the participation and professional growth of women within the commercial real estate sector. This work impacts the professional development of thousands of members across nine countries.
The CREW Network represents a global footprint of 14,000 members organized into 85 chapters across nine countries. These professionals leverage the network to access expertise and leadership training for commercial real estate deals.
The players
Marsha Womack
The new president of the CREW Network and a vice president at Hope Credit Union.
CREW Network
A global organization that provides education, leadership training, and networking for women in commercial real estate.
Hope Credit Union
A financial institution providing banking and lending products where Womack serves as a vice president.
The details
As the incoming president, Womack steps into a role overseeing a network that facilitates education, leadership training, and deal-making expertise for women in the industry. By connecting members globally, the organization provides a framework for industry participants to share market knowledge and expand their business opportunities. The transition occurs as members gather in Miami to align on current industry standards and professional development goals.
Timeline
September 23-25, 2026: CREW Network Convention takes place in Miami.
Money Landscape
The leadership change follows the pattern set by the annual convention, which has historically served as the venue for organizational transitions. This movement reflects a broader trend of formalizing professional networks to navigate commercial real estate markets.
Members and industry professionals should monitor future training announcements to leverage new educational resources. Consult with a professional advisor to evaluate how expanded networking access can support your specific commercial property investment goals.
The takeaway
The installation of new leadership marks a transition for a global network dedicated to female representation in high-stakes real estate. Industry professionals should track upcoming chapter educational programs to stay aligned with current professional development standards.
Further reading
For broader insights on industry standards, visit the Commercial section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Wbrc.
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