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Posted: September 26, 2023
Nominate someone for the 2023 CRE Visionaries Spotlight TODAY!
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We are now accepting nominations for our 2023 Commercial Real Estate Visionaries Spotlight. From the individuals who are redefining local communities to the ones who are implementing new ideas and revamping processes that contribute to the overall success, growth, or corporate culture at their firm or organization, these people are thinking outside the box and making an impact.
Criteria for Nominations:
- Nominees should work for a CRE firm or business that supports CRE through the services they provide.
- Office of record should be in the state of NY or within 100 miles of NYC.
- Ideal nominees should hold a C-Suite or equivalent level position within their firm or organization.
Important Dates:
- Nomination Deadline: October 26, 2023
- Publication Date: November 14, 2023
To view examples of corporate messages, recognition advertisements, and the print|digital edition format of similar honoree spotlights click here
Contact Kristine Wolf or your account manager today to nominate a commercial real estate visionary from your firm: [email protected]
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