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Posted: January 27, 2014
CoreNet Global NYC hosts Annual New Year's Party on January 9th
CoreNet Global NYC chapter has hosted its Annual New Year's Party on January 9th. This year's event was held at the Mandarin Oriental.
Over 350 CoreNet NYC members and guests from the corporate real estate industry gathered to celebrate the start of the New Year. While looking to the year ahead, the organization hopes to continue its momentum in 2014 after being recognized as the 2013 CoreNet Global Chapter of the Year.
Shown (from left) are: Daniel Fishbein, SLCR, VP, global real estate, CIT; Pay Wu, VP, global business services, American Express;
Lauren Nanna, senior associate, VVA Project Managers & Consultants; and Saeid Garebaglow, VP, corporate services, Morgan Stanley.
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