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Temporada 1, episodio 2: Tania Azad, socia de Bohill Partners
La serie de podcasts, presentada por Andrea Carpenter, directora de Women Talk Real Estate, presenta a personas que están contribuyendo activamente a remodelar el futuro de la industria inmobiliaria con sus ideas audaces e innovadoras.
Este año’ La edición de s presenta estrellas emergentes que han demostrado talento empresarial, así como aquellas que han revolucionado el mundo empresarial, seleccionadas por la Grupo de Jóvenes Líderes europea de ULI.
En este episodio, escuche a Tania Azad, socia de Bohill Partners; Mario Facchinetti, fundador, PropTechMarket y VIEW2GO.
Resumen del episodio: La serie de podcasts, presentada por Andrea Carpenter, directora de Women Talk Real Estate, presenta a personas que están contribuyendo activamente a remodelar el futuro de la industria inmobiliaria con sus ideas audaces e innovadoras.
Este año’ La edición de s presenta estrellas emergentes que han demostrado talento empresarial, así como aquellas que han revolucionado el mundo empresarial, seleccionadas por la Grupo de Jóvenes Líderes europea de ULI.
En este episodio, escuche a Tania Azad, socia de Bohill Partners; Mario Facchinetti, fundador, PropTechMarket y VIEW2GO.
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La nueva vanguardia inmobiliaria de ULI
El Instituto del Suelo Urbano (ULI), el mundo’ La red más antigua y más grande de expertos interdisciplinarios en bienes raíces y uso del suelo, anunció su inauguración New Real Estate Vanguard, compuesta por diez colaboradores destacados del sector inmobiliario europeo, cada uno de los cuales aparecerá en una nueva serie de podcasts. Este año’ La edición de s presenta estrellas emergentes que han demostrado talento empresarial, así como aquellas que han revolucionado el mundo empresarial, seleccionadas por la Grupo de Jóvenes Líderes europea de ULI.
Season 2, Episode 3: Katherine Beisler, Head of ESG Consulting, Hollis (The Netherlands)
The third episode in the series introduces Katherine Beisler, Head of ESG Consulting, Hollis (The Netherlands), as she delves into all things ESG – the rising prominence of ESG across the real estate and built environment sectors, how Katherine herself ended up interested in it, as well as what others can do to learn more about and perhaps break into the world of ESG.
Season 2, Episode 9: William Polisano, Co-Founder & CEO, Drum London (UK), in place of Theodora Beckett (UK)
The ninth episode introduces William Polisano, Co-Founder & CEO, Drum London (UK), in place of Theodora Beckett (UK). He begins by discussing his background and involvement in various placemaking projects, including 22 Bishopsgate. He then delves into the proposition and challenges behind Drum London, an initiative William and Theodora started together to provide high-quality affordable temporary housing for homeless Londoners.
Season 2, Episode 10: Achille Bourdon, Co-Founder, Syvil Architects (France)
The tenth and final episode in the series introduces Achille Bourdon, Co-Founder, Syvil Architects (France). He discusses the features and challenges of the productive city: logistics, invisible workers, social and environmental impacts and much more!
Season 2, Episode 7: Lieske Van Pelt, Director, CBRE Investment Management (Netherlands)
Our seventh episode introduces Lieske Van Pelt, Director, CBRE Investment Management (Netherlands). She discusses the ins and outs of urban and mixed-use development, excelling on the operator as well as on the investor side, and the importance of understanding what drives and matters to end users in order to fully service their needs.
Season 2, Episode 4: Nicolas Pörschke, Founder & CEO, Dropp (Germany)
Our fourth episode introduces Nicolas Pörschke, Founder & CEO, Dropp (Germany), as he discusses his company’s solution to quick, efficient and sustainable same-day delivery. He explains how Dropp’s platform combines physical infrastructure with tech-driven insights to bring transparency and organisation to the ecommerce space, reflecting on its wider implications as well as on what he sees as the future for so-called last mile logistics.