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Posted: September 24, 2024
The CSC Organization holds second Networking & Learn event at Porcelanosa
Manhattan, NY On September 12th, The CS Organization in collaboration with Porcelanosa hosted its second Network & Learn event. The event was held at Porcelanosa’s 202 Fifth Ave. store and had over 50 guests from many facets of the real estate industry.
Christopher Calabrese, founder & CEO of The CS Organization, organized a group of panelists that discussed the challenges, variables and opportunities of office to residential conversions within NYC.
The panelists included Christopher Okada of Okada & Company, Catherine Selby of Dattner Architecture, James Nelson of Avison & Young and Porcelanosa’s Gerry Rothbart.
Calabrese said, “The CS Organization was honored to work with Porcelanosa once again on this event. We look forward to future collaborations with their team as The CS Organization plans on continuing its expansion of its industry engagement through premier real estate events.
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