Among those in attendance at the Association of Women in Communications’ recent 26th annual Matrix Award Dinner are: (from left) Laura Shuler, president of US, Jack Morton Worldwide and keynote speaker; Peggy Doepper, president and chief operating officer of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, Connecticut/Westchester and 2005 All-Star Award recipient; Ann Athas, director of public relations at the Hudson Valley Hospital Center and 2005 Matrix Award recipient; and Lillian Vernon, founder of Lillian Vernon Corp. and 2005 Headliner Award recipient.
Peggy Doepper, president and chief operating officer of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Connecticut/Westchester, N.Y., received the All-Star Award from the Westchester chapter of the Association of Women in Communications at the organization’s 26th annual Matrix Awards Dinner held June 7 in Tarrytown, N.Y.
The All-Star Award recognizes skillful communicators in the Westchester arena. Lillian Vernon, founder of the Lillian Vernon Corp., received the Headliner Award at the same ceremony.
The All-Star Award honors Doepper for her work supporting Project A.L.S., which raises funds to combat the debilitating illness popularly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. In 2004, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Connecticut/Westchester, N.Y., along with Coldwell Banker Mortgage, CB Cares, the company’s charitable arm, raised more than $100,000 at the three major benefits it sponsored to support Project A.L.S., including a walk-a-thon, a golf tournament and a concert.
Doepper has held her position since 1998. Under her leadership, overall revenue has grown 40 percent (excluding acquisitions) and Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Connecticut/Westchester, N.Y., enjoys a top market share ranking in both regions.
Cendant Mobility, the industry leader in relocation, has consistently named Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Connecticut/Westchester, N.Y., a principal broker since 2002 based on the brokerage’s strong performance and commitment to customer goals.
Doepper is a resident of Candlewood Lake in Brookfield.
Raveis to Market Hammocks
William Raveis Real Estate & Home Services’ New Homes Division has been selected to market The Hammocks on Long Island Sound, an active-adult community being built and developed by the Richards family.
“We are pleased to represent such a significant development,” said Gary Weiner, regional director at William Raveis’ New Homes Division. “We are excited to work with individuals who have expressed a desire to develop this land with exceptional sensitivity toward environmental concerns.”
The Hammocks project is significant for several reasons. Most notably, the site represents the largest remaining undeveloped tract of waterfront property along the Connecticut shoreline. Secondly, the Richards brothers – Mark, David and Peter – along with their father, Warren, all longtime Clinton residents, have chosen to develop the 50-acre property with an overall density that’s just half that permitted by local zoning ordinances.
