Real Estate Connect NYC 2008 Keynote and Networking Opportunities

We're excited to announce our keynote speaker for Real Estate Connect NYC 2008; Dr. Michael Shermer. Dr. Shermer is the author of Why People Believe Weird Things and is the Founding Publisher of Skeptic Magazine and Executive Director of The Skeptic Society. He is a genuine ghost-buster and a relentless crusader against superstition and pseudoscience.

In what's sure to be a thought-provoking keynote, Dr. Shermer will discuss the findings in his latest book, The Mind of the Market, where he explains how evolution has shaped the modern economy and why people are so irrational about money. Drawing from the new fields of neuroeconomics and behavioral economics, Shermer will let us in on what brain scans reveal about bargaining, snap purchases, and establishing trust in business.

Connect NYC 2008 is definitely shaping up to be an exciting event. If you haven't done so already, check out the conference site for more on the schedule. And, if you register today, you'll save $150 off the full conference package.

Networking Opportunities

Based on the overwhelming response from our Connect SF event - we've also brought back three important networking tools you can join today to start gearing up for the event.

We have a brand new Inman News group on Facebook where you can identify yourself as attending the Connect NYC 2008 event. If you have a profile on the popular social networking platform, make sure you join and start talking with the other members that are going to be there too.

Linkedin, is another great platform to connect professionals and this time around we have another exclusive Connect NYC 2008 group you can join.

Finally, we have also added Real Estate Connect NYC 2008 to Upcoming.org, so if you're using that site you can find us there too.

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