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Posted: April 11, 2025
Nominate someone for the Ones to Watch RISING STARS Spotlight today!
The New England Real Estate Journal is now accepting nominations for our annual “Ones to Watch – RISING STARS” spotlight, publishing May 23rd in the New England Real Estate Journal.
This issue highlights professionals making a strong impact within their firms and across the New England CRE industry.
View the 2024 Rising Stars issue here
Who’s Eligible:
Non-executive level professionals working at a New England-based CRE firm or company supporting the industry. Ideal candidates may be stepping into a new role, driving results, or helping lead internal change.
Nomination Limit:
One nominee per company is included. Want to feature more? Contact us today for more information
Deadline to Submit: May 9th
Please contact John Picard to receive a nomination form today! jpicard@nerej.com
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