Hotel Employees - Boston / San Francisco
Our client is a leading global design firm working with a payment solutions company to help them find new opportunities to improve experiences in the world of travel.
Our client is looking to talk to hotel employees in san francisco and boston. And travel management employees in boston.
Boston - multinational hotel chain:
1) customer facing - front desk
2) decision maker - partnerships
3) payments/ accounts
boston - travel management company
1) travel agent
2) payments/ accounts
san francisco - boutique hotel:
1) customer facing - front desk
2) payments/ accounts
they wish to observe you in your workplace going about everyday business.
Referrals are appreciated, and we will pay you $100 for a successful referral.
Thank you.
+10 Other ResponsesCommercial Real Estate
`xhi zintro expert,
the zintro blog needs you! we are looking for expert opinions on the news mentioned below and would like to include your point of view. We realize your time is valuable, so here is a brief summary of what we are looking for:
*a brief answer to the prompt about 1-2 paragraphs including your full name
*participation is voluntary no payment will be involved
*if chosen, you will be named in the post and we'll include a link to your zintro profile which will generate more visitors for you
wondering what the post would look like? Here is a sample:
http://blog.Zintro.Com/2014/08/14/rosetta-completes-10-year-trip-deep-space
topic and prompt
norway has vaulted to the top ranks of foreign u.S. Commercial real estate buyers as its $870 billion sovereign-wealth fund, the world’s largest, acquires buildings from new york to san francisco. The country has spent more than $3.2 billion on u.S. Real estate this year, including the assumption of debt, according to research firm real capital analytics inc. And statements from the wealth fund. That makes it the biggest international buyer after canada. The total is more than double the amount spent in all of 2013, when norway ranked no. 6 for property purchases.
Norway, which has a smaller population than new york city, is spending billions of dollars on properties globally as its wealth fund seeks to meet a target to invest as much as 5 percent of its assets in real estate. In the u.S., prices for top-quality buildings in major markets are being driven up by foreign funds that often are willing to accept lower yields than domestic buyers in return for a safe place to put their money, according to research firm green street advisors inc.
What are your thoughts?
Getting your name and expert opinion published on our blog is a great marketing opportunity. If interested, please send a response to the prompt via znotes within 1-2 days. Don't forget to include your full name.
If you have any questions, please let us know.
Thank you!
the zintro blog team
+3 Other ResponsesReal Estate Benchmark-brazil & Mexico
I am looking for an expert advice for a real estate benchmark project for our client which is a fortune 500 company.The information required is as follows:
(a) advice on the strategy adopted by the best in class players like cocacola, pepsico, bimbo, sadia, kimberly clark, colgate - palmolive, etc
(b) how do they manage their real estate approach (leases vs. Buy, or built to suit)
(c) how do they define the right locations for plants, distribution centers, etc.
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