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Maureen Teyssier

Maureen Teyssier

Chief Data Scientist

Reonomy

Omar Eltorai

Omar Eltorai

Market Analyst

Reonomy

Ashkán Zandieh

Ashkán Zandieh

CIO and Global Head of Real Estate Tech Intelligence

CRETech

Ethan Rothstein
Moderator

Ethan Rothstein

Deputy Managing Editor

Bisnow

Maureen Teyssier

Chief Data Scientist

Reonomy

Maureen Teyssier is Chief Data Scientist at Reonomy, a property intelligence company. Previously, Maureen worked at Enigma, where she worked closely with commercial engineering teams to solve analytical challenges for clients in the Fortune 50 and public sectors. Before she began her career in Data, Teyssier was an astrophysicist, graduating from Columbia University with a Ph.D. in Computational Astrophysics.

Omar Eltorai

Market Analyst

Reonomy

Omar joined Reonomy in 2019 as Market Analyst, to produce research reports and conduct original analysis leveraging Reonomy's extensive data set. Prior to Reonomy, Omar worked at BlackRock where he advised global financial institutional clients on issues concerning capital markets, balance sheet management, and complex transactions.

Ashkán Zandieh

CIO and Global Head of Real Estate Tech Intelligence

CRETech

Ashkán Zandieh is the Chief Intelligence Officer and Global Head of Real Estate Tech Intelligence at CREtech, Founder of RE:Tech (Acquired), and Founder of PROPERTYIDX. Ashkán plays an integral role in the development and implementation of the global research strategy, content, and business plan at CREtech. A real estate tech veteran, the role was the result of an M&A between CREtech and RE: Tech, the research-advisory company Ashkán founded in 2012.

Summary

  1. How machine learning can help you uncover valuable insights

  2. Navigating data to generate market-specific research

  3. The importance of data in decision making

  4. How real estate leaders can become more digitally and data-savvy to embrace the new norm