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Posted: March 10, 2014
Polack of HAP Investments honored with award of recognition at The Young Jewish Professionals Deal Makers Summit on February 26th
Eran Polack, CEO of HAP Investments, LLC was honored with an award of recognition for his achievements and was a speaker at Young Jewish Professionals Deal Makers Summit on February 26th. HAP Investments is a New York City-based real estate investment group that specializes in the development of mid-sized residential and commercial properties. HAP works with private investors to create profitable investment opportunities that have a strong prospect for long term upside profits.
Young Jewish Professionals is a non-profit New York City based organization focused on providing business, educational and social networking opportunities for a new generation of Jewish business leaders.
The event was held at 559 Lexington Ave. at the offices of Reed Smith LLP, with over 200 attendees.
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