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Corenet NYC hosts sold-out annual Golf Outing with over 200 industry professionals

Cushman & Wakefield Foursome, shown (from left) are: John Saclarides of Wells Fargo Bank; Jeremy Libby of Google; Dale Schlather of Cushman & Wakefield; and Paul Darrah of Google
Tishman Speyer Foursome, shown (from left) are: Andrew Lohrfink of Tishman Speyer; Gus Field of Tishman Speyer; Sam Seiler of CBRE; and Anthony Dattoma of CBRE

Purchase, NY The CoreNet Global New York City Chapter (CoreNet NYC) hosted its sold-out annual golf outing on Monday, July 9th, 2018 with a record attendance of over 200 industry professionals. The event took place at two courses, the Century Country Club and the Old Oaks Country Club. 

This year’s annual outing began with a brunch period from 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., during which there was a putting green contest from 9 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. before the shotgun start at 11 a.m. Following the all-day golfing, CoreNet NYC hosted a cocktail hour at Old Oaks beginning at 5 p.m., followed by a formal dinner reception beginning at 6 p.m. 

“We were thrilled by the turnout for this year’s sold-out event and grateful to all our attendees for helping to support an excellent cause. Our members enjoyed some great networking, and we’re always happy to raise funds for the ACE Mentor Program,” said Barry Alton, CoreNet NYC Chapter chairman and managing director and global head of corporate real estate & services at Jefferies. 

“The CoreNet NYC Chapter, Annual Golf Outing is a day enjoyed by all who attend. It is a great networking event that draws attendance from across the industry. The attendees of this event are proud to contribute to the ACE program of New York. We look forward to getting the planning started for next year. Our goal is to achieve a better event each year. We thank all who attend and contribute,” said Jennifer Abbattista of Innovant and the special events chair for the CoreNet NYC Chapter. 

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