LAS VEGAS—This year's CREW Network Convention will be held September 28-30, commercial real estate leaders from all around the globe will come together for deal making, business networking, industry education and leadership development in a hybrid event. 2021 CREW Network President, Tiffany English, senior director of architecture at Qualcomm, tells GlobeSt.com that "The CREW Network Convention is an opportunity to expand your business network and gain knowledge and insight from industry leaders and business strategists." She adds that it is the place to find new business contacts, partners and deals, as well as quality leadership and business development opportunities.
"It's also a platform to reconnect with your industry peers and business partners," she explains. "And, this year's convention is open and accessible to all—you have the choice to join us in-person at The Mirage in Las Vegas, or virtually via our digital platform."
Among the eight networking sessions at the event, there will be four general sessions, breakout sessions including mega sessions and conversation corners as well as access to Netwalk/Netrun and Yoga sessions. Among the three keynote speakers will be Linda Alvarado, president and CEO of Alvarado Construction Inc.
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