NYC Workplace of the Future 2018 | Bisnow | 12 April 2018 | Hudson Street, 345 Hudson Street New York, NY 10014

Nationwide office vacancies increased for the first time in eight years in 2017, according to CBRE. However, New York and other tech centers' cities still managed to top the list of metros with the lowest vacancy rates.

NYC's population is increasing at record levels each year, and the city has had a consistent rate of job growth. With extensive pools of talent in finance, media, tourism, and tech, it's no surprise that NYC's office market is the most important in the nation.

But, with the rapid rate of technological innovation occurring, tenants' space needs are changing drastically. Less personal space is required, and the demand for open, collaborative spaces is increasing. These are all unique trends that require expert navigation.

2018 Speakers:

Steve Durels
Executive Vice President, Director of Leasing and Real Property, SL Green Realty Corp.

David Falk
President - NY Tri-State, Newmark Knight Frank

Gabrielle McMillan
CEO, Equiem

Razia Ferdousi-Meyer
Head of Global Facilities & Operations, Shutterstock

Megan Leet
Head of Office Experience and Events, Tumblr

Gethin Davies
Senior Director, The Instant Group

Susan Harrison
Director, Enterprise Sales, Serendipity Labs

Jerry Belfiore
Business Unit Director, Talisen Construction Corporation

Clayton Whitman
Senior Associate, CallisonRTKL

Moderators:

Bukky Awosogba
Product Development, Better Spaces

Jeff Lessard
Senior Managing Director, Cushman & Wakefield

John O'Connell
Managing Principal, Stanwich Energy Advisors

2018 Sponsors:

• Serendipity Labs
• Equiem
• Cushman & Wakefield
• Unispace
• Stanwich Energy Advisors
• Talisen Construction Corp
• Instant
• Solid
• Callison Rtkl
• View Dynamic Glass
• WB Wood
• Better Spaces