10-01-2013: AREW's Workplace Strategies luncheon & program; How to customize workplace strategies and reduce operational costs/maximize worker productivity
On Tuesday, October 1st, The Association of Real Estate Women (AREW) is hosting the luncheon & program Workplace Strategies. The event is located at Club 101, 101 Park Avenue at 40th Street. Networking is taking place from 11:30 am - 12:30 pm and the Luncheon & Program from 12:30 - 2:00 pm. Workplace Strategies is featuring such guests speakers as: Paul Allegretti, senior managing director, Asset Services/Tri-State Portfolio, CBRE and Lenny Beaudoln, senior managing director, Workplace Strategy, CBRE. This information-packed program is about creating and implementing dynamic, customized workplace strategies to improve real estate and workplace efficiency, reduce operational expenses and maximize worker engagement and productivity. Visit www.arew.org to register.
A special note: Joel Leitner of The Leitner Group has set up a trust for Erica, the daughter of former AREW president Ruth Agnese who passed away in April, to help Erica's educational expenses. Joel will be speaking at the October luncheon about the trust and how to contribute.
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