Billie Redmond Serves As An Emcee At The 2012 NC CEO Forum

Coldwell Banker Commercial TradeMark Properties CEO Participates In Annual Event For Influential Business Leaders. End Quote

Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill, NC (1888PressRelease) November 17, 2012 - Coldwell Banker Commercial TradeMark Properties (http://www.cbctmp.com) has announced that the firm's CEO, Billie Redmond, served as an emcee for the 2012 NC CEO Forum on Oct. 11 at the North Ridge Country Club in Raleigh. Redmond spoke along with Diane Adams, vice president of culture and talent at Allscripts. The annual forum is an event for executives and management teams in business, government and non-profit organizations who are dedicated to helping North Carolina grow jobs and build its presence on the national and international scene.

This year's forum featured legendary retired CEO and chairman of General Electric, Jack Welch as the event's keynote speaker. Welch is the author of the No. 1 Wall Street Journal and international bestseller, "Jack: Straight from the Gut." Attendees also heard from title sponsor speakers from M*Modal, PNC Bank, Extreme Networks, Allscripts and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina. The program offered attendees the opportunity to gain insight, develop relationships, and participate in discussions with other business leaders. In addition to the featured speakers, the event included panel discussions, a Ben & Jerry's ice cream social, meals, and a closing wine and beer networking reception. The event focused on giving back to the community by donating profits to and hosting a raffle and live auction to benefit Make a Wish Foundation of Eastern North Carolina and North Carolina Arts in Action.

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"It was such an honor to participate as an emcee at the 2012 NC CEO Forum," said Redmond. "The event is a great opportunity for management and executive teams to learn from each other through discussions of today's business challenges. This forum provides a wonderful opportunity for businesses to work together toward the goals of innovation, leadership, and strategy."

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ABOUT COLDWELL BANKER COMMERCIAL TRADEMARK PROPERTIES:
Coldwell Banker Commercial TradeMark Properties offers a full range of real estate and investment advisory services. From acquisition evaluation and due diligence tasks, through value enhancement and disposition strategies, TradeMark guides its clients through every phase of real estate investment opportunities. Partnering with strategic alliances, TradeMark offers coordination of services such as equity development, financing, credit management, architectural and engineering services, development or project management oversight and relocation services. TradeMark is organized around advisory services, such as sales, leasing, and asset management, including facility management and maintenance services.

Its advisors are market experts in their areas of industry specialization, which include commercial, residential, retail, industrial, multi-family and investment property sales. The executive management team of Coldwell Banker Commercial TradeMark Properties has more than 200 years of combined real estate experience. For the past four years, Triangle Business Journal has ranked the firm as the No.1 Commercial Real Estate Company in the Triangle, and the same publication has named the firm among the area's Best Places to Work. TradeMark is also recognized as one of the Top 25 Women-Owned Businesses in North Carolina. For more information, please call (919) 782-5552 or visit http://www.cbctmp.com.

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