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NAIOP provides opportunities for all R.E. professionals

The National Association of Industrial and Office Properties is the nation's leading trade association for developers, owners, investors and other professionals in industrial, office and mixed-use commercial real estate. NAIOP provides communication, networking and business opportunities for all real estate related professionals; provides a forum for continuing education; and promotes effective public policy, through its grassroots network, to create, protect and enhance property values. Founded in 1967, NAIOP's extensive network comprises 53 chapters in North America that provide members opportunity participate and enhance their business through educational programs, networking and government affairs on a local level. Nationally, members may participate in numerous educational conferences and the National Forums for professional development. NAIOP is a member-driven association, with a national staff headquartered outside Washington, D.C. The association is guided by a 10-member executive committee and a 68-number board of directors. The national chairman, executive committee and board help set the association's agenda. NAIOP offers education programs, research on trends and innovations, networking opportunities and strong legislative representation. Its members are the principal players who shape the industry.
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