CoreNet Global's New England Chapter Unveils 2025 Board of Directors
April 10, 2025 - 04:39
Boston – The New England Chapter of CoreNet Global has officially announced its Board of Directors for 2025, marking a significant step in leadership for the organization. This announcement comes alongside the celebration of graduates from its esteemed professional development program, Leadership 2.0. The Chapter plays a vital role in representing over 1,000 members across the region, focusing on advancing the corporate real estate profession.
The newly appointed Board of Directors is poised to lead the Chapter through a transformative year, emphasizing innovation and collaboration within the industry. The Leadership 2.0 program, designed to cultivate emerging leaders, has successfully equipped participants with essential skills and knowledge, further enhancing the Chapter's commitment to professional growth.
As the real estate landscape continues to evolve, the New England Chapter is dedicated to fostering connections and providing valuable resources for its members. The upcoming year promises to be an exciting time for the Chapter and its initiatives, as it seeks to drive positive change within the corporate real estate sector.
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