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Posted: October 11, 2022
CoreNet NYC hosts Annual Women’s Leadership Summer Networking
New York, NY The CoreNet Global New York City Chapter (CoreNet NYC) has hosted its Annual Women’s Leadership Summer Networking event at the Steelcase Showroom.
The event consisted of a networking and cocktail reception and was attended by over 100 leading professionals in the real estate and construction industry as well as CoreNet NYC members and leadership.
“We look forward to hosting this event each year; it's one of our most anticipated and well-attended events of the Summer,” said Lisa Speltz, managing director, head of Net Lease Asset Management, Angelo Gordon.
This year, CoreNet NYC’s Women’s Leadership Committee will be celebrating the 10th year of the New York City Mentorship Program. The program is open to all CoreNet members and is an embodiment of the commitment the CoreNet NYC Chapter has, to assist Corporate Real Estate professionals in their personal growth and professional development. Over the past 10 years the program has connected 248 real estate professionals.
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