April 2011
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Leading the Future

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Washington, DC at the end of June... a time of more partisan bickering and budget battles?

Not if you’re attending the BOMA International Conference and the Every Building Trade Show, June 26 through the 28th!

Every year BOMA International taps the best talent of the BOMA community and then reaches out to the top experts in our field to provide you with a conference experience second to none. BOMA 2011: Leading the Future will provide you with the latest information on career and industry trends, opportunities to hear critical, strategic thinking from real estate’s top minds, and networking on the largest scale possible in our field.

Content is king at the convention and the keynote address this year will be given by David Gergen, the bi-partisan political advisor and journalist renowned for his knowledge of both sides of the aisle, gleaned from years as a respected consultant to Presidents Ford, Reagan, Bush (41) and Clinton.

Also speaking are Michael Fascitelli, president and CEO of the country’s third largest REIT, and real estate strategist Dr. Peter Linneman.

Five content tracks are shaping the workshops and seminars:

• Boosting Asset Values
• How to Create High-Performance Buildings
• Forging Current and Future Leaders
• Leveraging Technologies and Systems for Better Performance
• Meeting the Demands of Emerging Regulations and standards

At The Every Building Show you'll be able to take advantage of having the industry’s key suppliers and resources under one roof. With affordable—and flexible—registration options, including registration opportunities for one day, team admission discounts and free admission for your chief engineer, the conference has been structured to meet today’s budget realities.

And because "location, location, location" really does count, New Yorkers will find the conference venue—Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in the National Harbor section of our nation’s capital—more accessible than many in recent years.

Visit http://www.bomaconvention.org/boma2011/Public/Content.aspx?ID=1459 and put Washington, DC on your calendar for the end of June. We’ll see you there!