Nominations Open For Houston Power Women: Rising Stars

Networking at Bisnow's Inaugural Houston Power Women event
Bisnow/Catie Dixon
Networking at Bisnow's Inaugural Houston Power Women event

Bisnow held the first Houston Power Women event in 2019, celebrating the many talented, experienced women working in the commercial real estate sector.

For 2021, we’re looking to celebrate a new cohort: women in the early stages of their CRE career, rising through the ranks and succeeding in their chosen area of expertise despite the many challenges of the past 18 months.

Rising stars can come from any sector within CRE and achievements can be wide in scope: anything from being a top performer at their company to branching off and starting their own firm. Know a champion of diversity and inclusion within the sector or someone on their way to becoming an industry innovator? We want to hear it all.

Nominees need to be under 40 years of age or have less than 10 years of experience in CRE.

When nominating a candidate, please make sure to include an explanation as to why you think your person is a rising star. Send submissions to houstonwomen@bisnow.com by Sept. 15.

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