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NAIOP's developing leaders presents: Westwood Station: A case study

NAIOP's Developing Leaders present the second in their lunchtime speaker series, featuring a case study of Westwood Station, a complex project that could well become a national model for mixed-use communities. Come learn more about this smart growth, transit-oriented development and its lessons for other projects, all while networking with other young professionals, ages 35 and younger, in a fun, informal lunch setting on Thursday, March 13th. Presenting the overview will be Jed Raymond, project manager for Cabot Cabot & Forbes, which is one of the three companies developing Westwood Station. Before joining Cabot Cabot & Forbes, Jed Raymond worked for Raymond Property as a project manager at Turner Hill, a 360-acre golf course, hotel, and luxury residential development in Ipswich. Raymond graduated with an MA in Real Estate Dev. and Design Studies from the Harvard Graduate School of Design in 2005 and with a BA in Arts and Sciences from Middlebury College in 2000.  He is a board member at the First National Bank of Ipswich and the Boston Preservation Alliance, a board chairman of the Charlestown Lacrosse and Learning Center, and a member of ULI Young Leaders, BAYREP, and NAIOP. Registration and networking will begin at 11:30 a.m., the program will run from 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Cost is $25. per NAIOP member or employee of a NAIOP firm, $35 per non-member; registration is limited to those 35 years or younger. The program will be held at Brown & Rudnick, One Financial Center, in Boston. Registration will be available online soon at www.naiopma.org; for more information, contact Diana Chaban Griffith at (781) 453-6900 x6.
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