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Feb 13, 2020 1 hr 12 min

Coworking Survivor

from CoreNet Chicago Hosted by CoreNet Chicago

Co-Working Survivor: Who Will Be Voted Off the Real Estate Island? Will shared office forever replace the dedicated branch office? How do different co-working sites compare to one another and how are co-working firms reinventing themselves? How would they sustain an economic downturn? We hear from our panel of co-working experts who will share their experiences, how their organizations are differentiating themselves, and what their plans are for ensuring success in the future. Moderator: Rick Page – Former Senior Vice President, US Bank Speakers: Jeff Bowron - Area Vice President, IWG Beth Moore - Head of Broker Development, WeWork Angela Morris - VP of Operations & Finance, Hana (a subsidiary of CBRE) Mallory Sallet - Enterprise Business Development Manager, Industrious Lindsey Tsukiyama - Regional Director of Operations Midwest, Convene

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