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Posted: August 15, 2023
Nominate someone for the 2023 Women in Commercial Real Estate Spotlight TODAY!
We are now accepting nominations and reservations for our WOMEN IN COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE Spotlight! Scheduled to publish in our September 26th issue, this annual spotlight will recognize noteworthy accomplishments and praiseworthy contributions of women currently working in New York's commercial real estate industry. Don't miss this opportunity to highlight a rising star, trailblazer, innovator, or leader from your firm.
Criteria for Nominations:
- The nominees should work for a New York commercial real estate firm or a firm that supports the CRE industry through the services they provide.
- Ideal nominees have achieved noteworthy accomplishments or made praiseworthy contributions to their firm or industry in the last 12 months.
To view examples of corporate advertisements, recognition messages, and the format of our print|digital spotlights CLICK HERE
The deadline for all WOMEN IN CRE Q&A Profiles is September 7th.
Contact Kristine Wolf or your account manager today to nominate a woman from your firm: [email protected]
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