Bisnow Wants To Hear About The Austin Women Leaders Forging The Trail In CRE

Women are leading commercial real estate — setting strategy, building teams, plotting investments and charting the course — and Bisnow wants to hear about them.

This year’s annual Austin Women Leading Real Estate event is focused on C-suites, spotlighting women in the upper echelons of leadership across all sectors of commercial real estate.

The June 18 gathering will celebrate some of the industry's most inspiring, groundbreaking and effective female leaders, as well as provide insight, networking and resources for professional development.

Now we need your help to select our honorees.

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To qualify, nominees must be strategic decision-makers at the highest one or two levels of a company.

Nominated leaders can come from businesses of any size as long as they aren't solo shops. They can also work in any area of commercial real estate, from brokerage and architecture to development and insurance.

We also ask that nominees not be women honored in our previous Power Women cohorts.

The members of this year’s Austin Women Leading Real Estate class will share their journeys and discuss recruitment strategies for the advancement of women in the industry at the June event.

Please fill out the form here or below to nominate a woman you think deserves to be recognized. Nominations will be open until March 25.

 

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