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Posted: September 22, 2008
The Retail Network to hold cocktail reception October 16
The Retail Network, a newly established and not-for-profit networking group for retail real estate professionals in the New York metro area, announces its premier event: a business-casual cocktail reception, Thursday, October 16 from 7 - 11:00 p.m. at The Garden City Hotel.
Through exclusive and informal member gatherings, The Retail Network connects like-minded and energized individuals from the region's retail real estate industry including retailers, brokers, developers and those in related services. Members potentially benefit each other's business by meeting in a relaxed environment to discuss shared goals.
Co-founded in August by Stu Fagen of the Alrose Group, Jayson Siano of CB Richard Ellis and Joshua Weinkranz of Kimco Realty Corp., The Retail Network has garnered a who's who from the regional retail real estate industry to its board and sponsors from organizations.
For more information, visit www.theretailnetwork.org
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