BISNOW HOTEL INVESTMENT SUMMIT — COMING MAY 10

Mark your calendar for May 10, our first national Hotel Investment Conference at DC?s Capital Hilton, not just because it's down the street from the White House (with a lovely view of the Washington Monument), but because the DC area is the new hotel capital of America. Enjoy great programming and plenty of time to arrange meetings with important contacts in the meantime (and in-between time). Click here to join the hundreds of top executives who've already signed up.

 

Among our many remarkable panelists: Andrew Coleman, SVP of Walker & Dunlop, whose capital market experts have been involved in over $400M of national hospitality assignments since June 2010. Other speakers include top officials of Marriott, Choice Hotels, Pircher Nichols & Meeks, Pebblebrook Hotel Trust, Hersha Hospitality Trust, Mesa West, LaSalle Hotel Properties, Crestline Hotels, Apple REIT, Ackman-Ziff, LW Hospitality Advisors, Humboldt Hospitality Advisors, Morgan Keegan, Allied Advisors, Arent Fox, Greenberg Traurig, and OPX. Sign up now!

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