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Spanning the full block from King to Charlton Streets, 345 Hudson Street is an easy walk to the 1 subway and in close proximity to Hudson Park. With floors of approximately 60,000 SF, the building features a renovated lobby, on-site management and security and 24/7 access. The building includes a who's who of media and communications giants; CBS Radio East, Inc., Penguin Putnam, InDemand and corporate offices and studios for Viacom's Comedy Central, SpikeTV and MTV divisions. Retail tenants include Chase Bank and Starbucks.
Speakers and Panels
David Cheikin
Executive Vice President
Brookfield
Kate Bicknell
Managing Director
Tishman Speyer
Development and Leasing: Keeping the City Market Strong
Steve Durels
EVP, Director of Leasing and Real Property
SL Green Realty Corp.
Glen Weiss
EVP, Office Leasing, Co-Head of Real Estate
Vornado Realty Trust
David Falk
President - NY Tri-State
Newmark Knight Frank
Duncan McCuaig
Executive Vice President, Director of Leasing
Brookfield Properties
Bill Edwards
EVP, Core Holdings
Rockefeller Group
Gabrielle McMillan
CEO
Equiem
Bukky Awosogba
Product Development
Better Spaces
Tenant of the Future: Redefining Space & Well-being within the Office Environment
Razia Ferdousi-Meyer
Head of Global Facilities & Operations
Shutterstock
Christina Antonopoulos
Executive Creative Director at Store Nº8
Jet.com
Megan Leet
Head of Office Experience and Events
Tumblr
Gethin Davies
Senior Director
The Instant Group
Dennis Rigney
VP of Sales
SOLiD
Susan Harrison
Director, Enterprise Sales
Serendipity Labs
Jeff Lessard
Senior Managing Director
Cushman & Wakefield
Workspace Innovation: New Designs & Technology
Dan Shannon
Principal
MdeAS Architects
Andrew Natale
COO, Construction
SJP Properties
Jerry Belfiore
Business Unit Director
Talisen Construction Corporation
Clayton Whitman
Senior Associate
CallisonRTKL
John O'Connell
Managing Principal
Stanwich Energy Advisors
Summary
1) With demand for new office space, how can NYC's aging towers built between 1960s-1970s innovate and compete with the new development market?
2) What have we learned from Millennials and how can we use that to prepare for Gen Z?
3) Is the densification trend over and what factors will cause it to continue or to slow?
4) As tenants opt for short-term leases, what is the office leasing outlook for the next 2, 5 and 10 years?
5) Have open office plans helped or hurt productivity? Are they still in demand?
Agenda
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11:30 AM
12:30 PM
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Breakfast & Networking
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12:30 PM
1:10 PM
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Workspace Innovation: New Designs & Technology
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1:10 PM
1:50 PM
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Tenant of the Future: Redefining Space & Well-being within the Office Environment
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1:50 PM
2:30 PM
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Development and Leasing: Keeping the City Market Strong
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2:30 PM
3:00 PM
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Post Event Networking
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