Be part of the big pivot and join 800 industry developers, operators, investors, strategists, and managers at the annual Multifamily Executive Conference, Oct. 2-4, a the Bellagio in Las Vegas.
A more challenging era has arrived for the multifamily industry, with rent control, snowballing construction and operating costs, talent retention, and moving-target consumer demand as the new normal. The refreshed agenda for the two-and-a-half day conference will help your organization spotlight opportunity for action and plot the path forward into the 2020s.
Back by popular demand is the annual CEO Power Panel, where the industry’s top leaders will share their strategies on how they are preparing for the future in an uncertain environment.
Learn best practices for capturing and retaining talent, improving NOI, and executing projects that deliver design at a cost that makes sense. Also, delve into the latest on the new Opportunity Zone incentive and what’s next for the government-sponsored enterprises and secondary financing.
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Nadira Hira
Keynoter Nadira Hira, an expert on Generation Y and contributor to Fortune magazine, will share her perspective on millennials, the fastest-growing segment of the nation’s workforce. She’s an award-winning writer and blogger, authoring Fortune’s widely discussed 2007 cover story on Gen Y and their impact on corporate America.
As a member of Gen Y herself, she speaks on how to engage this segment as important contributors to the workforce and productivity and how to recruit, retain, and develop the best Gen Y talent.
Another can’t-miss session of the conference will be a conversation with leaders of the industry’s top data providers. Steve Winn, founder and CEO of RealPage, and Anant Yardi, president and founder of Yardi, will talk with Jamie Gorski, chief marketing officer of The Bozzuto Group, about short- and long-term strategies to drive business decisions in the changing climate.
Attendance is reserved exclusively for multifamily industry property executives, developers, architects, builders, and other real estate executives.
Register now before rates go up.
