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Colorado Commercial Real Estate Symposium

Name: Colorado Commercial Real Estate Symposium
Start: 2020-09-17T15:00:00+00:00
End: 2020-09-17T17:00:00+00:00
Location: Zoom Meeting

September 17, 2020 from 9:00 am - 11:00 am

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CCRES 2020

DMCAR and The Denver Business Journal are pleased to present the 2020 Colorado Commercial Real Estate Symposium as an online event. The Symposium is Colorado’s premier commercial real estate event of the year, bringing together the state’s owners, brokers and industry affiliated services for an online program of high-profile speakers. Join us to hear from a national economist, an update on Colorado’s economic outlook, and a forecast panel of top producers from each industry area.

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Cost $35

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2020 PRESENTATIONS

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NATIONAL CRE MARKET PERSPECTIVE

Keynote

Hessam Nadji

CEO, Marcus & Millichap

Hessam Nadji will provide a macro perspective on the world’s markets, what’s happening across the country and how these will impact Denver. Known as one of the country’s top commercial real estate strategists, Nadji is the CEO of Marcus & Millichap, leading 2,000 investment sales and finance professionals, completing 9,726 transactions and $49.7B in transaction volume in 2019. Mr. Nadji is frequently sourced on behalf of the firm by national business media outlets, including The Wall Street Journal, Investor’s Business Daily, Real Estate Forum, CNBC, Fox Business TV, Bloomberg TV, and numerous commercial real estate publications.

COLORADO’S FUTURE JOB GROWTH & CAPITAL INVESTMENT

Keynote

JJ Ament

CEO, Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation

JJ Ament is Metro Denver’s lead negotiator when it comes to how we grow and maintain jobs and capital investment in Colorado. As CEO of the Metro Denver EDC, he has helped facilitate the creation of 14,000 new jobs and nearly $800 M in capital investment. Hear how out of state businesses view Colorado today, how industries will shift and where Colorado will be in the race to recovery in 2021.