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C&W's Paul Glickman wins tennis tournament
Real Estate Weekly, Nov 6, 2002
Cushman & Wakefield's Paul N. Glickman, executive director, recently won the Real Estate Board of New York's 17th annual Pro/Am Tennis Tournament as a member of the winning doubles team with his partner Murphy Jensen, one of the Jensen brothers' duo that one the French Open doubles title in 1993.
The Pro/Am tournament consisted of 26 doubles teams consisting of current and former U.S. Open tennis stars, and amateurs from the New York City real estate community. Proceeds from the REBNY tournament benefit the children's programs of the Big Apple Circus.
"It's a privilege to participate in this event each year," said Glickman. "The real estate industry has always come together for charitable causes and this is a particularly great event to be a part of. Congratulations to REBNY on another successful tournament."
Each two-man team consisted of one amateur and one professional. The runners up in the tournament were Paul Prince of Newmark & Co., and Luke Jensen, Murphy's brother and the other half of the 1993 French Open winning doubles team.
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