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Posted: October 3, 2008
NYCREW presents Global Real Estate Investing Roundup
The New York Commercial Real Estate Women Network (NYCREW) recently presented its recent event, Global Real Estate Investing Roundup. An esteemed panel discussed global commercial real estate opportunities in today's investment climate at NYCREW's September event, which was held at First American Title Insurance Company in Midtown.
The panel was moderated by Barbara Bernard, vice president, JP Morgan Investment Management. The panel included Gil Tenzer, co-founder and portfolio manager at Contrarian Capital Management, LLC; Avil Banyasz, managing principal (acquisitions), at Westbrook Partners; Stewart Wang, attorney/consultant on China; Robert White, Jr., founder and president of Real Capital Analytics and Anna Cassan de Valry, NYCREW president.
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