Nominations Are Open For Bisnow's South Florida Women Leading Real Estate Event

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More Than 500 People Attend Bisnow's Women Leading Real Estate Event Each Year

Bisnow is proud to announce we are seeking nominations for the South Florida Women Leading Real Estate awards, which will recognize leaders from across the area's commercial real estate industry at an event Aug. 30.

The event will celebrate the accomplishments of women who have excelled in their fields, and it will recognize up-and-coming women who are beginning to make their mark on the industry. It will also provide opportunities for networking and resources for professional development.

For this year's awards, Bisnow is seeking nominees in four categories: Deal-Maker of the Year, Innovator of the Year, Leader of the Year and Rising Star. A select number of honorees for each category will be recognized at the event.

Please fill out the form below to nominate a woman who you think deserves to be recognized. Nominations will be open until July 1. 

 

You can also click here to submit a nomination.

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