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ICSC hosts New England Conference and Deal Making July 16 - 18 in Boston

Boston, MA ICSC held its New England Conference and Deal Making event on July 16-18 at the John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center. 

The Horvath & Tremblay team, including Bob Horvath

 

Shown (from left) are: Craig Way, The HB Nitkin Group; David Flynn, Flynn Properties; Brian Zelman, Zelman Real Estate; Seth Richard, Marcus & Millichap; Joseph Durkin, Marcus & Millichap; and Ian White, Marcus & Millichap

 

Shown (from left) are: Forrest Ireland and Thomas Norton of Norel Service Co., Inc.

 

Session highlights included: Women in Real Estate, Innovation & Technology, the Future of Retail, Grocery Trends and more.

Keynote presentations included: Jon Olinto, CEO, One Mighty Mill and Chris Rondeau, CEO, Planet Fitness.

Shown (from left) are: Beverly Donovan, Town of Derry, N.H.; Jeffrey Hiatt, MS Consultants, LLC; and Karen Pollard, City of Rochester, N.H.

 

Shown (from left) are: Jennifer Tempesta and John Picard of NEREJ

 

James Shaffer, Streetscapes, Inc.

 

Networking with fellow conference attendees was held Tuesday evening at the member-hosted reception.

Deal making began on Wednesday, and included opportunities to connect with retailers at Retailer Central.

Shown (from left) are: Ryan LaVangie, Vantage Builders; and John Picard, NEREJ

 

Shown (from left) are: Kelli Buhay, Retail Maintenance Specialists; and Gina Noda, Connect Source Consulting Group

 

Waterstone Properties Group

 

This event is a one-stop for education, networking and deal making. It provides opportunities to gain information about the most current industry issues, and meet and make deals with colleagues doing business in the same region. 

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