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Posted: July 30, 2024
NYREJ’s 35th Anniversary: Dane Wisher, Relevance International
Vice President
Relevance International
When did you discover NYREJ and what was your title and company name at that time?
It was 2014 and I had just made the move from teaching to my first marketing and communications role at Lendlease.
How has NYREJ helped you, your firm or your industry?
NYREJ is a longstanding champion of the built environment and the people who make it. The paper gives space to the important but often under-the-radar stories that move the needle for the industry and the metro area.
Favorite NYREJ spotlights:
The most recent one [article] is always the new favorite, so Delancey Street Associates signing the New Museum to a lease would be my pick.
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