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Commercial Real Estate – A sector in Transition

No other investment sector is so closely tied to our fundamental needs and lifestyle as Commercial Real Estate. Evolving demographics, technology, globalization, economic and environmental realities – and a multitude of other trends have required swift correction by developers, agents, managers, and tenants. But no matter how dramatically things change, commercial real estate is expected to be thriving 25 years from now!

Objectives

During this panel the following will be discussed:

• Market Fundamentals – Where do we stand?
• Top Trends in Commercial Real Estate Markets | Micro Geographic Impacts
• What to Expect over the next 5-10 years in New England & Mid-Atlantic CRE
• What does it all mean for architects, engineers and constructors?

Presentation Panel

Joe DeLong | Connecticut Conference of Municipalities

Executive Director

David Lehman | CT Department of Economic and Community Development

Commissioner & Governor’s Senior Economic Advisor

Patrick McMahon | Connecticut Main Street Center

Chief Executive Officer

Kent Schwendy | Corporation for Independent Living

Chief Operating Officer

Adam Winstanley | Winstanley Enterprises, LLC

Principal

Moderator:
Courtney Hendricson  | CREC, Inc.
Vice President of Municipal Services

Registration Fees

PWC Members Only – $30.00/person

Non-Members – $45.00/person

Students (Full Time/Undergraduate) / Subsidized – $0.00

PWC-CT Mentees – Free of Charge

Please note:

• Higher fees (+$10) incurred after the Monday, April 5^th deadline.
• Cancellations must be made 24 hours prior to the event.
• All cancellations will be charged a $10 processing fee.

To Sponsor this event contact:

Beccah Eldridge | Sponsorship Committee Chair

860-937-6567 | Sponsorships@pwc-ct.org

If you have any problems or questions about our event or trouble registering please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Contact:

Jeneen LaRosa

Professional Women in Construction – CT Chapter

registrations@pwc-ct.org |860-284-5064 x 325