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Call for Presentations & Papers

All interested people and organisations are invited to submit papers or presentations on the symposium theme "CRE - The Magic Bullet" for consideration in the 2010 CoreNet Global Brisbane Chapter Symposium.

The paper or presentation should fit into the outline below and look at the various ways in which Corporate Real Estate (CRE) Managers and Property Managers are achieving cost reductions and/or optimising the overall value for their organisations.

If you are interested in presenting at the conference please email a short synopsis (no more than one page), or abstract of your presentation to Frank Riley, CoreNet Global Brisbane Chapter Chair by no later than Friday 20 February 2010.

SYMPOSIUM THEME

“CRE The Magic Bullet” – Saving Money and/or Creating Value.
A look at the various ways in which Corporate Real Estate (CRE) Managers and Property Managers are achieving cost reductions and/or optimising the overall value for their organisations.

There are many ways in which today’s Property or CRE Manager can save costs in the operation and occupation of the built environment. Issues such as advanced building technology, improved planning, programming and maintenance techniques, life-cycle improvement strategies, space and accommodation strategies, alternate workplace design and space utilisation strategies, and many more initiatives; are all ways in which organisations can create value for their shareholders/stakeholders and improve corporate performance.

This is directly relevant for Building Owner/Occupiers, however Tenants also have the opportunity to reduce the costs of occupancy in collaboration with their Landlord to ensure that everyone involved in a Lease Agreement is controlling their expenditure, cost profile and/or value proposition.

The 2010 Brisbane Symposium is a forum for hearing what innovation is making a difference in reducing the costs of Corporate Real Estate Management. Additionally, or if costs savings is not the imperative, how are CRE managers creating value for their organisations. This could be the latest in building technology or improved design of the workplace. This Symposium has one aim – to demonstrate ways in which people in the industry are currently saving money and/or creating value.

This Symposium will show how your organisation can save or achieve improved value from the occupation or management of corporate property.

Member $425
Non Member $625
Student/Retiree $140

Half Day Prices:
Member $250
Non Member $325
Student/Retiree $85