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In April, a highly anticipated UCREW panel brought together members of CREW Boston and a group of students from a Boston University development class, under the guidance of Professor Keith Munsell. Current CREW Boston president, Tricia Pinto, kicked off the event with a brief overview of the organization and the new student membership offering. The panel featured a diverse range of experienced commercial real estate professionals, each bringing their subject matter expertise to the forefront. Students were able to hear from professionals specializing in engineering, environmental practices, lending, development, financing, title insurance, brokerage, and accounting.
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Hosted by CREW Boston and the CREW Boston Educational Foundation, students and members were invited to attend this free virtual UCREW event. During this informative session, speaker, networking export, business strategist, and author of This Sh!t Works: A No-Nonsense Guide to Networking Your Way To More Friends, More Adventures and More Success, Julie Bowen discussed how to network, form connections, and build relationships.
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CREW Boston and the CREW Boston Educational Foundation hosted students from around New England to attend our free, virtual UCREW educational program for undergraduate and graduate students interested in a career in the commercial real estate industry.
The program was free and a wonderful opportunity to learn about careers in commercial real estate from the development of a project (design, acquisition/disposition, commercial lending, tax, law, marketing, title/escrow), network with industry professionals in breakout rooms and more.
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In February, CREW Boston members spoke to students at Boston University and shared materials regarding the CREW Boston scholarship program and students were encouraged to apply at the event. The panelists discussed their education, career development and current positions to a full classroom of students interested in commercial real estate. Areas of interest that were discussed included development with a focus on recent projects in Boston, finance with questions on recent changes in the market, and how a career starting in law can lead to many areas within commercial real estate. Recent projects that the panelists were working on together were also discussed – such as the Bozzuto TOD development at the MBTA North Quincy Station.
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In April CREW Boston members spoke to students at the University of Massachusetts, Boston. The panelists discussed their education, career development, and current position to a small group of business students interested in commercial real estate. Students were also encouraged to apply for the CREW Boston scholarship next year.
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CREW Boston members spoke to students at Boston University. The panelists discussed their education, career development, and current position to a group of 30 students interested in commercial real estate.
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On November 17, CREW Boston members spoke to students from Babson College’s Real Estate Association. The panelists discussed their education, career development, and current position within the commercial real estate industry. Areas of commercial real estate that were discussed include development, finance, management, and brokerage. Students were also encouraged to apply for the CREW Boston scholarship.
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On October 22, CREW Boston members spoke to students at Suffolk University’s F.I.R.E. (Future Investors In Real Estate) club meeting. The panelists discussed their education, career development, and current position within the commercial real estate industry. Areas of commercial real estate that were discussed include development, finance, management, brokerage, and law. Students were also encouraged to apply for the CREW Boston scholarship.
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