Next Week’s Lunch Program: Tech Trends in Commercial Real Estate
All are invited to join CREW Miami for their October lunch program, “Tech Trends in Commercial Real Estate.” A panel of experts will discuss the cutting-edge platforms that challenge what we think is possible in Commercial Real Estate (CRE.) The event will take place on Tuesday, October 29th from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Four Seasons Brickell, 1435 Brickell Ave., Miami. Pre-registration is encouraged although walk-ins are welcome: www.crewmiami.org/events.
Despite its longstanding history, the commercial real estate industry is not immune to disruption by the latest technology. From e-locks to blockchain to AI, there are numerous ways that technologies are shaping the future of our industry.
Here are the presenters:
Olga Vieira is a partner in the litigation practice group at Greenspoon Marder. Olga’s practice areas include litigation, real estate, and blockchain. She strives to resolve disputes in efficient, common-sense ways that achieve her clients’ legal and business goals. Her deep Miami roots and community leadership roles benefit her clients as they navigate the litigation process or local business environment. In addition to her trial experience, Olga has assisted clients through all phases of litigation including discovery, motions practice, settlement negotiations, and mediation.
Olivia Ramos is founder and CEO of Deepblocks, an AI platform for modeling and analyzing commercial real estate projects. A graduate of all three Singularity University startup programs – GSP, Incubator, and Accelerator – she was the only woman participant in the DARPA Innovation House program. Olivia holds a master in architecture from Columbia University, a master in real estate development from the University of Miami, a bachelor in architecture from the University of Florida, and a degree from Design and Architecture Senior High.
Eryka Gemma is a public speaker and community figure focused on developing Miami's tech scene As CEO of the Bitcoin Center Miami, Eryka leads the educational hub that powers the Blockchain Center. Her affinity for bitcoin stems from an appreciation for economics and sound money. As a teenager, she was a delegate in Washington State for the Ron Paul campaign. Eryka graduated from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University with a bachelor of science degree in Aeronautics and private pilot license.
Claudia Kaufman oversees expansion in Miami and Atlanta for Latch. The New York-based startup installs its locks — which can be opened remotely via smartphone app, a key card or a code — in multi-family assets. Prior to joining Latch, Claudia gained extensive technology experience in sales and marketing at Oracle and other startups. Claudia graduated from the Carrol School of Management at Boston College where she majored in marketing.
Patrick O’Meara leads business development and is product manager for Inveniam Capital Partners – a technology firm that has a proprietary transaction platform, which applies blockchain and distributed ledger technologies (originally developed for Bitcoins) to smart contracts, data sharing, and peer-to-peer transactions. With more than 20 years of experience, Patrick has been directly responsible for more than $1 billion of equity financing, $800 million of merger and acquisition transactions, $2 billion of new debt financing, and $1 billion of debt re-financing. A recognized thought leader on the functioning of capital markets, Patrick has been quoted and profiled in the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, TIME, The Chicago Tribune, The Bond Buyer, and The National Catholic Register.
CREW Miami presents: Tech Trends in Commercial Real Estate
Tuesday, October 29, 2019
11:30 AM - Registration/Networking
12:00 - 1:30 PM - Lunch Program
Four Seasons Hotel Miami
1435 Brickell Avenue
Miami, FL - 33131
(305) 938-0775
Registration url: https://crewmiami.org/events/luncheon/2019-10-10-luncheon
Details:
Four Seasons Hotel | 1435 Brickell Avenue
11:30 am - Registration/Networking
12:00 - 1:30 PM - Lunch/Program
Registration Fees:
CREW members: $55
Non-members: $75
All Walk-ins/RSVPs after noon on October 28: $85
