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Posted: April 4, 2008
UPworld.com and RE Speed Network join for networking event
RESpeedNetwork.com and UPworld.com held a joint commercial real estate and building industry networking event recently at The Beekman Tower Hotel. The reception attracted more than 200 real estate, finance, architecture, and construction professionals. 60 attendees participated in a speed networking session organized during the event by RE Speed Network.
Both the free industry party at the Top of The Tower Cocktail Lounge and the speed networking session at The Beekman Tower Hotel's ballroom were attended by representatives from the tri-state's top brokerage, development, investment banking, architecture, and construction firms.
UPworld.com is a free on-line networking platform that connects thousands of real estate, finance, design, and building professionals to one another for new business opportunities, team building, knowledge exchanges, deals, and projects.
Professionals can join the free UPworld network at www.upworld.com. For info on RE Speed Network's upcoming sessions, access www.respeednetworking.com.
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