Making the Cut

Shout out to CBRE’s Sarah Clare and Service Ontario’s Angela Choi for being named two of CoreNet Global's top 36 Under 36 Young Leaders to watch in corporate real estate in 2014 (chapters from around the world nominated the 50 honorees). Above, they're pictured with Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning's Nick Heibein and Cushman & Wakefield's Tim Peters at a REmmy award event. With Service Ontario, Angela has gained real estate experience in private sector and now public-sector corporate services. “This recognition is important because there is little visibility of corporate real estate functions in non-real estate businesses,” she says. Sarah tells us that the Toronto CoreNet chapter has one of the most successful Youth Leader programs among the org's chapters globally.

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