Bisnow Looks To Catch Austin’s Rising Stars At Second Annual Women Leading Real Estate Event

Bisnow is seeking your nominations for Austin-area women in commercial real estate who are rising through the ranks, making a difference and impacting their businesses and communities.

Our second annual Women Leading Real Estate event, to be held Oct. 19, honors emerging female leaders — the rising stars changing the industry, innovating, crashing barriers and making their marks.

Networking at Bisnow's Women Leading Real Estate event in London
Bisnow/Peter Ritson Photography
Networking At Bisnow's Women Leading Real Estate Event In London

To qualify, nominees must be active in the Austin market and must be 40 or younger, or have a maximum of 10 years of experience in the CRE industry. Bisnow asks that you not nominate yourself and be prepared to explain how the person you put forward has contributed to the industry and why you consider her an industry standout. Nominations are due July 28.

In addition to celebrating the honorees, the October event will offer networking and bring together top executives from all walks of the local real estate community to discuss diversity, talent, entrepreneurship, resilience and what it takes to get to the top of a male-dominated industry. 

Please fill out the form below to nominate a woman you think deserves to be recognized. You can also enter the submission form here. 

 

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