Ann Kiley Crenshaw is a lawyer practicing commercial, construction / development, equipment finance / leasing and 5 other areas of law. Ann received a A.B. degree from Sweet Briar College in 1976, and has been licensed for 46 years. Ann practices at Kaufman & Canoles A Professional Corporation in Virginia Beach, VA.
Associations
•CREW Hampton Roads
Founding Member, 2006
President and Director, 2006-2010
•Virginia Beach Vision
Board Member, Executive Committee
•Virginia Beach Community Development Corporation
Board Member
•Civic Leadership Institute, Class of 2007
Board of Directors
Executive Committee
President-Elect
•Monarch Bank
Virginia Beach City Board
•Hampton Roads Association for Commercial Real Estate
President-Elect, 2014
Executive Committee, 2012-2014
Secretary/Treasurer, 2013
Board of Directors, 2011-present
Co-Chair Legislative Committee, 2009-2010
•Old Dominion University's Center for Real Estate and Economic Development
Board Member
•Virginia Bar Association
Real Estate Section Board Member, 2013-2014
•Urban Land Institute
•CREW Network
Foundation Committee, Hampton Roads Region, 2011-2012
•Light Rail Now
Board of Directors
•Virginia State Bar
Technology Committee, 1999-2008
Litigation Section Board of Governors, 1999-2008
•Virginia Beach Bar Association
•United Way Women's Initiative-Funding Council
•Junior League of Norfolk-Virginia Beach
•The Buff Foundation
Board of Trustees
•Westminster Canterbury Foundation
Board of Directors
2101 Parks Avenue, Suite 700P.O. Box 626Virginia Beach, VA 23451U.S.A.
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