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Posted: May 21, 2012
Women's SIG: Spring Into Summer 2012 Leadership Recognition and Networking Event on June 12th
Join CoreNet Global's New York City Chapter for the 3rd Annual Women of CoreNet Global NYC Reception, presented by the Women's Special Interest Group (SIG) and co-leaders Shelly Bloch, director of real estate at Skadden Arps and Gayle Matthei-Meredith, chief marketing officer at Cassidy Turley. This year they will honor a woman in the industry for participation in the Women's SIG and overall leadership accomplishments in the industry. Network with and enjoy the camaraderie of senior real estate professionals from major corporations and service provider firms. Enjoy cocktails and hors d'oeuvres at Le Parker Meridien's beautiful penthouse and terrace with gorgeous views of the Central Park.
Members - $50
Non-Members - $75
Students - $10
Register: www.newyorkcity.corenet.org/newyorkcity/events.
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