Tell Us About DFW's Rising CRE Stars For Bisnow's Women Leading Real Estate Event

Bisnow is proud to introduce Rising Stars as the theme of our annual Dallas-Fort Worth Women Leading Real Estate event. 

Aimed at spotlighting women across all sectors of the commercial real estate industry, the Nov. 10 gathering will bring together and celebrate some of the industry's emerging 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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Ryan's Ginny Kissling, Younger Partners' Kathy Permenter, Dowdle Real Estate's Lynn Dowdle, Esrp's Susan Arledge, M2G Ventures' Susan Miller Gruppi And Bradford Commercial Real Estate's Leigh Richter

Whether they started their own shop, have risen through the ranks of an established company or the public sector, made a name as a champion of diversity and inclusion or sustainability, or are an all-around industry innovator, we want to hear about it.

To qualify, nominees must be under 40 years old or have less than 10 years of experience in the CRE industry and be active in the DFW market. Bisnow asks that you not nominate yourself and be prepared to explain how the person you are putting forward has contributed to the industry and why you consider her an industry rising star.

Those we honor as DFW’s Rising Stars in CRE will share their journeys and discuss strategies in recruitment for the advancement of women within the industry at the November event.

Please fill out the form below to nominate a woman you think deserves to be recognized. You can also enter the submission form here. Nominations will be open until Aug. 20.

 

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