Technology, Venture Capital & Commercial Real Estate Collide in NYC

NEW YORK, March 17, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- The DisruptCRE: New York Conference will take place March 26th, 2015, from 12:00-7:00 PM, in New York City's Financial District. The event will include networking with world class technology innovators, educational and topical discussions, exhibitor showcase, and a unique pitch segment, where tech companies are challenged to present and debate the merits of their technologies.

Attendees will include thought leaders from corporate real estate, development, architectural design, property management, property services, engineering, venture capital, PR, construction, tech enthusiasts, and many others.

"What makes DisruptCRE the conference of CRE tech conferences," according to John J. Cona, Founder and CEO of F9Analytics, "is the diversity of innovations, the accessibility to the visionaries, and the ability of early adopters to communicate, learn, and explore how these technologies can advance their business."

The Programming consists of 6 disruptive panels/topics. Moderators and Panelists are curated by the DisruptCRE team and content is driven by new innovation, industry trends, and disruptive technologies.

Stephen Hopkins, Organizer of the DisruptCRE events says, "The way the CRE industry currently operates is antiquated. Our presenters will explore how technology is facilitating transformative changes in the future of developing, managing, buying, selling, and financing commercial properties."

The conference closes with a casual "cocktails and nosh" networking event where attendees can re-visit the showcase for networking and demos in a casual atmosphere to engage tech companies, sponsors, VC's, and other real estate industry leaders.

For event information including tickets, visit http://www.disruptcre.com.

To learn more about F9Analytics prior to the event, visit http://www.f9analytics.com.

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Technology, Venture Capital & Commercial Real Estate Collide in NYC