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Posted: October 23, 2015
NAIOP Events at a Glance
October 27: 6th Annual Women of Influence Luncheon Join top female executives for lunch and a candid discussion of the ins and outs of working in Boston's highly competitive and historically male-dominated real estate industry. Learn what it takes to become a successful woman in commercial real estate and how things are changing as more women rise to the top. This is a unique opportunity to hear from leading female professionals, while networking with peers from all sectors of the industry.
October 29: DisruptCRE Hear from thought-provoking panels made up of industry leaders who will discuss disruptive new models and technologies that are changing the dynamics of commercial real estate. Attendees will learn about the wide gap between commercial real estate and technology, and how technology will continue to dramatically change the business of real estate. Use promo code NAIOPMA for 20% off ticket prices.
November 5: 2015 Distinguished Real Estate Awards Gala NAIOP Massachusetts is proud to present the 2015 Distinguished Real Estate Award to Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. for their achievements in real estate, charitable activities and community betterment. Alan Leventhal will also be honored with this year's Edward H. Linde Public Service Award in recognition for his civic and charitable contributions, as well as a life-long commitment to the highest values of service to the greater community. Over 900 registered, limited seating available - reserve now!
November 12: Cocktails and Conversation: The Rebirth of Public Food Markets The Boston Public Market is the only completely locally-sourced, year-round food market in the nation. Join NAIOP’s Developing Leaders to hear from a panel of development professionals who are helping commercial real estate spaces to repurpose and re-energize public and private spaces in Boston with the reinvention of the Public Food Markets. Presented by the Developing Leaders, open to all ages.
November 19: NAIOP/SIOR Annual Market Forecast Join us for one of the industry’s leading market forecasts! Hear a snapshot of the economy and its impact on the local real estate market, followed by a panel of Greater Boston’s leading real estate experts. They will present an analysis of commercial sectors, including office, industrial and capital markets. This program is eligible for two CEUs for licensed real estate brokers and salespeople: RE92C14.
SAVE THE DATE - DECEMBER
December 2 Government Affairs Roundup 8:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.
December 10 Holiday Party 5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
December 15 Power of Place - 2015 Annual Meeting - NAIOP Members Only 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
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