C&W's Jim Dieter Presents At SIOR 2010 Fall World Conference
Event Highlights Series of High-Profile Speaking Engagements This Fall.
- San Antonio, TX (1888PressRelease) November 25, 2010 - Commercial real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield, Inc.'s Jim Dieter, SIOR, executive vice president, Industrial Brokerage, U.S., led an educational session on the "U.S. Industrial Landscape" at the recent SIOR 2010 Fall World Conference in San Antonio, Texas. His presentation there highlighted a series of high-profile speaking engagements this fall.
At the SIOR event, Dieter discussed the current dynamics of the U.S. industrial landscape. "While the industrial market is not a crystal ball, it is typically the first real estate sector to rebound from a recession," he said. "As such, we believe that the trends and conditions of the industrial market can provide valuable insight to the overall direction of the economy."
Additionally, Dieter moderated the recent BISNOW Real Estate Industrial Summit in Chicago, where leaders in the service provider and development community provided insights on the current Chicago industrial market as well as national and international trends. That successful program focused on flexibility as the key to getting deals done in Chicago's industrial market and indicated that international investment will be critical to jumpstarting the post-recession supply chain.
Dieter heads Cushman & Wakefield's National Industrial brokerage platform - one of the largest in the world. He directs strategic business objectives, operations and business development for the firm's industrial specialists. Dieter frequently conducts and participates in seminars and panels on commercial real estate, sales strategies, leadership and motivational techniques - throughout North America. He is a sought-after source for commentary on industrial real estate trends and frequently is quoted in a variety of commercial real estate industry trade publications.
Dieter is recognized as a leader and innovator in this sector, and maintains long-standing relationships with major names in development, investment and ownership. During his 35 years in the business, he has grown, managed and guided several industrial real estate services groups to prominence.
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