Sepi Asefnia Named A Director of Triangle Chapter of Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW)

by MMI

Raleigh, NC – Sepi Asefnia, President of SEPI Engineering

Group, has been named a director for the Triangle Chapter of Commercial Real Estate Women’s (CREW) 2006-2007 term.  Triangle CREW has more than 100 members and is part of national organization comprised of more than 5,800 members.  The organization’s members average 12 years of experience in commercial real estate and have an average income of $90,000 annually.

“It is an honor to be chosen for the board of directors for such a great organization,” said Asefina. “Triangle CREW is a wonderful forum in which to meet and inter act with other professionals, and can discuss important issues with others that have similar concerns.”

About SEPI Engineering Group:

Sepi S. Asefnia is President of SEPI Engineering Group, which provides transportation engineering and planning services to private and public sector clients across the southeast. SEPI Engineering Group is a certified Women Business Enterprise

in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Virginia, and Maryland.  Since its establishment in 2001 the firm has worked on projects in both the private and public sectors. Their experienced team of engineering professionals provides clients with transportation and environmental planning, traffic and noise analysis, and construction management. The SEPI engineering specialists also manage wetland mitigation, the analysis of natural resources and permitting for projects, as well as civil and structural design and public involvement services.  For more information about SEPI Engineering Group please call 919-789-9977 or visit the Web site http://www.sepiengineering.com.

Media and Press Contacts:

MMI Associates, Inc.

Patty Briguglio

919-233-6600

Patty@mmimarketing.com

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