Boca Raton, FL — March 27, 2026 — Commercial Real Estate Women Miami (CREW Miami) hosted its March program, Art & Ambition at the Colonnade Hotel in Coral Gables, bringing together industry professionals for a conversation with Jessica Goldman Srebnick, Co-chair of Goldman Properties and CEO/Curator of the Wynwood Walls Museum. The discussion was moderated by Julia Grachova, VP of Business Development and Governmental Legal Affairs at Fuse Group and CREW Miami President-Elect.

The event was supported by TD Bank US, reflecting a shared commitment to innovation, community engagement, and human-centered growth within the commercial real estate industry.

Held in recognition of Women’s History Month, the conversation extended beyond theme to address broader industry topics including leadership, the evolution of Wynwood, and the intersection of real estate, creativity, and business.

Goldman Srebnick opened the discussion by reflecting on the influence of her father, Tony Goldman, and the mindset that shaped her approach to development and leadership. She described a philosophy rooted in conviction, long-term thinking, and a willingness to challenge conventional models within real estate.

Throughout the conversation, she emphasized that real estate is not only a business discipline but also a creative one with lasting impact.
“I fell in love with real estate and the ability to put your fingerprints on the planet for generations.”

The discussion also explored the operational and cultural aspects of leadership, including accountability, team dynamics, and the responsibility that comes with shaping both physical spaces and professional environments. Goldman Srebnick highlighted the importance of maintaining a hands-on approach and fostering a culture grounded in respect and shared purpose.

A key theme of the conversation focused on the evolution of Wynwood and the importance of intentional, long-term development. Goldman Srebnick spoke to the balance between growth and preserving the cultural identity that defines successful urban neighborhoods.

The conversation further addressed the increasing role of technology and artificial intelligence in business. While acknowledging the value of emerging tools, Goldman Srebnick emphasized the importance of maintaining human connection and perspective in leadership and decision-making.

The program concluded with reflections on leadership and inclusion within the industry, reinforcing the value of diverse perspectives and collaboration. Goldman Srebnick spoke to the importance of confidence, belonging, and recognizing the complementary strengths individuals bring to the table—regardless of gender—encouraging a more inclusive and balanced approach to leadership.

“I learned from a very early age, and from both my parents, that any room that you walk into, you belong in, and you can stand shoulder to shoulder with anybody,” concluded Goldman Srebnick. “It’s best to embrace all the best qualities that a human being has to offer.”

Key Discussion Highlights

Goldman Srebnick led an engaging discussion highlighting key themes across leadership, real estate, and urban development:
Real estate was positioned as a creative discipline with generational impact.

Accountability and a hands-on leadership approach were emphasized.

Wynwood’s evolution was discussed through the lens of intentional, long-term development.

The role of technology and AI was addressed alongside the importance of maintaining human connection.

Leadership responsibility toward teams and communities was highlighted.

Collaboration and diverse perspectives were reinforced as essential to effective leadership.
Ongoing Dialogue in Commercial Real Estate

Julia Grachova, who moderated the discussion and represented CREW Miami’s incoming leadership, emphasized the importance of continued dialogue and engagement within the industry.

“Conversations like this reflect the direction CREW Miami is continuing to build—creating space for meaningful dialogue across the industry while reinforcing that CREW is a place for everyone to connect, grow, and lead,” said Grachova.

Looking Ahead

CREW Miami will help host the 2026 CREW Network Convention in Miami, set for September 23–25. The event is expected to welcome more than 1,400 commercial real estate professionals from around the world, reinforcing Miami’s position as a global hub for the industry.

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(1) l to r: Maritza Haro Salgado Partner, Bercow Radell Fernandez Larkin & Tapanes; Jessica Goldman Srebnick, Co-chair of Goldman Properties and CEO/Curator of the Wynwood Walls Museum; Julia Grachova, VP of Business Development and Governmental Legal Affairs at Fuse Group and CREW Miami President-Elect; Wendy Ruiz Cofiño, Vice President, FALKE Atlantic Corporation, Member Services Committee Director; and Josie Legido Correa, Director of Business Development for Florida at JWR Construction, Immediate Past President

(2) l to r: Jessica Goldman Srebnick, Co-chair of Goldman Properties and CEO/Curator of the Wynwood Walls Museum; Julia Grachova, VP of Business Development and Governmental Legal Affairs at Fuse Group and CREW Miami President-Elect

(3) l to r: Dorota Lopez, CEO & Lead Designer at GFD Design Group, Sponsorship Director; Jessica Goldman Srebnick, Co-chair of Goldman Properties and CEO/Curator of the Wynwood Walls Museum; Wendy Ruiz Cofiño, Vice President, FALKE Atlantic Corporation, Member Services Committee Director; Zeynep A. Talu

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