NEW KIDS ON THE CLOCK

This is not a boy band. It's some of the newly renovated Bisnow New York team. We're in a hiring frenzy and giving out referral fees like $1,000 that went to alert reader Dan Lederman (in the suit), who recommended new event producer Gary Chance(second from left). Another new hire, Miles Bloom, also an event producer, is the one in the glasses who decided that his top button was optional for this press photo (given the high dress standards exemplified by our HR director Will Friend, left). Miles was referred by Luke Walker. Other recent hires include staff accountant Breanna Henderson, audience developer Molly Shotwell, and jack-of-all-trades Emily Rotolo. Know top-notch talent hungry for success? Send them our way, and if they join the Bisnow family we'll cut you a check for $1,000, to:careers@bisnow.com.

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