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Posted: February 27, 2024
Contractors, Closers & Connections joins forces with Jafri Journal
Manhattan, NY The Jafri Journal is joining forces with Contractors, Closers & Connections (CCC) in a mutual value-adding strategic partnership. The partnership was formulated by Jafri Journal’s head of marketing, Remi Fink, and founding principal, Shahid Jafri, along with CCC’s president and founder, Christopher Maier, MBA.
The two firms will bring unique offerings to the table; Jafri Journal brings Commercial Real Estate media expertise, through their various Daily Round-Up Email Blasts and daily Instagram deal posts. While CCC brings a network of valuable connections and experience in event management. The two firms share foundations in New York City, NY and Miami, FL, who both mutually look to grow those markets among others.
With the connection, Maier notes that “the increased exposure will lend to more industry professionals’ furthering their career interests”. By joining forces, Jafri Journal and the CCC will be able to facilitate events in 15 markets coast-to-coast. Specifically, the firms will maintain presences in Atlanta, Tampa, Orlando, Phoenix, Miami, Greenville, Dallas, Charlotte, Raleigh, New York City, Washington, D.C., Kansas City, Northwest Arkansas, New Jersey and Nashville.
“Jafri Journal is looking forward to strategic, rapid growth from city to city, and then nation to nation. The new world is global, and that’s what we plan to achieve,” said Shahid Jafri.
The partnership will help Jafri Journal take on a presence in Beverly Hills, as well. Not only does Jafri Journal plan to expand their Daily Round Up Email Blast coverage to target cities, but they also plan on connecting with Maier and CCC “to tackle events nationwide all 2024” according to Jafri.
“It is our mission to institute a balanced and exclusive environment for our patrons so that they can establish partnerships more easily by investing their time in a high-energy, genuine environment, ultimately improving their overall quality of life,” said Christopher Maier.
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