This Morning in Fort Worth

It used to be that nobody attended  events in July. Too many fishing trips, Disney trips, or fishing trips to Disney. (Sorry, Nemo.) But this morning,  we hosted and packed three events. And we have a record five tomorrow. Above, the view in Fort Worth, where moments ago panelists said downtown  office occupancy checks in at a lofty 96%  and that it's actually now the 16th largest US city.Here's a shot at our LA event this morning, schmoozing in full swing. Tomorrow we have events in so many cities (San Francisco, Austin, Houston, Chicago, and Boston), you could blindly hop a plane to anywhere in the US, and still make it in time for networking. (Though the TSA may frown upon blindfolds.)

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