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Rieder of Castle Lanterra accepted into the Forbes Real Estate Council

Elie Rieder,
Castle Lanterra Properties

Suffern, NY Elie Rieder, CEO of NY-based real estate investment firm Castle Lanterra Properties, has been accepted into the Forbes Real Estate Council, an invitation-only community for top level executives in the real estate industry.

 Rieder joins other Forbes Real Estate Council members, who are hand-selected, to become part of a curated network of successful peers and get access to a variety of exclusive benefits and resources, including the opportunity to submit thought leadership articles and short tips on industry-related topics for publishing on Forbes.com.

Forbes Councils combines an innovative, high-touch approach to community management perfected by the team behind Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) with the extensive resources and global reach of Forbes. As a result, Forbes Council members get access to the people,benefits and expertise they need to grow their businesses — and a dedicated member concierge who acts as an extension of their own team, providing personalized one-on-one support.

“It’s an honor to be invited to join this distinguished community of real estate thought leaders,” said Rieder. “I look forward to joining in the collaborations with other senior executives, bringing added value to the group, and sharing valuable industry insight as Castle Lanterra continues its strategic growth and expansion.”

Scott Gerber, founder of Forbes Councils, said, “We are honored to welcome Elie Rieder into the community. Our mission with Forbes Councils is to curate successful professionals from every industry, creating a vetted, social capital-driven network that helps every member make an even greater impact on the business world.”

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