06-18-2015 - CoreNet NYC to hold "The Evolving Frontier-Lessons Learned from the New World of CRE Outsourcing"
The New York City chapter of CoreNet Global (CoreNet NYC) will hold a seminar titled "The Evolving Frontier-Lessons Learned from the New World of CRE Outsourcing" on Thursday, June 18 from 6 to 8:15 p.m. at the Grand Hyatt New York located at 109 East 42nd St.
This seminar will investigate how the increasing prevalence of outsourcing models has changed the Corporate Real Estate (CRE) profession as well as internal corporate structures and the service provider community. The panel will be moderated by George Bouri, senior corporate executive and management consultant. Panelists will include Don Dowden, managing director, JLL; Jim Harding, managing director, global corporate services, CBRE; Marty Kennedy, VP global real estate & facilities management, Thomson Reuters; and Alan Scott, managing director, global services, Deutsche Bank.
These leaders in CRE will discuss the new skills, approaches and metrics required by the reordering of the industry toward an outsourcing model. The interactive panel will approach this issue at a critical time for the industry, with the divisions between "end user" and "service provider" increasingly blurred. Additional topics of discussion will include which outsourcing services and models are most effective, lessons learned by early adopters and first movers, and what to expect in the future.
To learn more about this event and purchase tickets, please visit www.goo.gl/eJdh4l
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