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The New England Real Estate Journal to host 2nd Annual CT Cocktails & Conversations Event on November 4 at the Hilton Hartford Hotel

Hartford, CT The New England Real Estate Journal (NEREJ) will hold its second annual Connecticut “Cocktails & Conversations” Networking Event on November 4 from 5:30-8:30p.m. at the Hilton Hartford Hotel, 315 Trumbull St.

Pre-register before October 27 and pay $49. Regular ticket price is $69. To attend please register at nerejhartford.eventbrite.com Tickets at the door are $79 each.

The City of Hartford is the Platinum Sponsor; the Gold Sponsor is Eldorado Stone; the Silver Sponsor is Bradley Development League. Sponsorship packages are still available.

Shown is Thomas Deller, director of development for the City of Hartford speaking at the 2014 event. Shown is Thomas Deller, director of development for the City of Hartford speaking at the 2014 event.

Come and meet old friends or new contacts and find out about local and national real estate organizations that can help you grow your business network.

Over 100 professionals attended the second annual Rhode Island “Cocktails & Conversations” Networking Event in May at the Crowne Plaza Warwick.

The commercial real estate get together will feature a cash bar, complimentary hors d’oeuvres and the NEREJ Radio show live with hosts Rick Kaplan and Eric Wilson. Video interviews of the event sponsors and organization leadership will take place during the celebration.

The fun event will showcase the leading commercial real estate associations. Come meet the commercial real estate association leadership from: CCIM-CT, IREM and Conn. Economic Development Assn.

The New England Real Estate Journal has also held Cocktails & Conversations Networking Events in Quincy, Boston, Newton, Peabody, and Milford, Mass.; Providence and Warwick, RI; and Portsmouth, NH. We will hold a January Networking Event in Boston.

Tickets until October 27 are $49 each. Tickets after October 27 are $69 each.

To register visit nerejhartford.eventbrite.com

For more information contact Rick Kaplan at rkaplan@nerej.com or call 781-878-4540 x247.

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