News: Front Section
Posted: April 15, 2009
Save the Dates: CoreNet N.E. Chapter Events:
April 30th @ 5:30 p.m.
Reinvestment and Repositioning - Inside the Equity
Office Experience in Downtown Boston
Come network in downtown Boston, listen to a behind the scenes overview of the project and take a walking tour of the new lobby renovations at One Post Office Sq., 225 Franklin St. and 100 High St.
Location: One Post Office Sq., Boston, Mass.
May 7th @ 7:30 a.m.
Energy Efficiency Workshop
Panel discussion on energy efficiency opportunities in Mass.,
including cost and usage reduction strategies.
Location: Goulston and Storrs, 400 Atlantic Ave., Boston, Mass.
June 15th - 16th - A members-only event!
The 2009 CoreNet Global Eastern Regional Symposium
Harvard University and The Inn at Harvard
617-491-2222 / 800-458-5886
Registration limited to 350 people.
for more information visit:
www.corenetglobal.org/chapters/newengland/
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