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Posted: April 22, 2013
Faith Hope Consolo joins "What's in Store for Retailers" panel
Douglas Elliman Retail Group chairman Faith Hope Consolo will share her views on a panel entitled "What's in Store for Retailers" at the Counselors of Real Estate's ("CRE") midyear meetings, April 29th from 3:45 - 5:15 p.m. at the Waldorf Astoria, 301 Park Ave. Held on the second day of a four-day, annual summit, the retail panel also includes Richard Kinnard, VP of realty for Walmart Stores, Inc.; Aaron Renn, founder and CEO of Telestrian, LLC; and moderator Bill Martin, founder and executive VP of ShopperTrak.
"They are calling this year's conference, 'The Stars are Aligned,' which is truly an understatement considering the line-up of guest speakers and panelists," said Consolo. "I am honored to have been invited to participate and look forward to a dynamic discussion during our session."
Among the other preeminent speakers scheduled for the 2013 midyear meetings are Larry Silverstein, president and CEO, Silverstein Properties, Inc., Glenn Rufrano, president and CEO, Cushman & Wakefield, and the honorable Lt. governor Kim Guadagno. The event is being held April 28th through May 1st.
More information about the various sessions and online registration may be found at: http://www.cre.org/programs_and_events/midyear_meeting.cfm
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