Nominate Women In CRE Who Are Championing NYC's Innovative Recovery

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Networking at Bisnow's Inaugural Houston Power Women event
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Networking at Bisnow's Inaugural Houston Power Women event

Bisnow is proud to introduce New York's Women Leading Real Estate, a program that recognizes leaders across all sectors of the commercial real estate industry. The event is a new version and branding of our New York City Power Women Cocktail & Awards Ceremony, an annual event celebrating the women reshaping the city.  

This event, during the evening of Aug. 24, will bring together some of the industry's most powerful women to honor their accomplishments, as well as provide insight, networking and resources for professional development.

What is different? This year, Bisnow will shine the spotlight on the women who have been championing New York’s recovery, and we are calling on the industry to submit nominations. We have recruited an external steering committee to judge all nominations. The judges include:

Margaret Anadu, Goldman Sachs
Whitney Arcaro, RXR
Anar Chudgar, Artemis Real Estate Partners
Abbe Borok, BentallGreenOak
Laurie Grasso, Hunton Andrews Kurth

Please fill out the form below to nominate a woman who you think deserves to be recognized. You can also enter the submission form here. Nominations will be open until June 1. 

 

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