OB Jacobi

Alex Charfen

Alex Charfen is co-founder and CEO of the Distressed Property Institute.  Before this he worked for more than a decade as a real estate agent helping distressed homeowners.  Since starting the Institute, Alex has personally trained thousands of real estate professionals.  He’s a professional coach, author and keynote speaker at events across the country, including:

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Christian Lowris

Chris Meyers

Nishu Sood

Nishu Sood, Vice President, joined Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. in July 2006 to cover the building and building products sector. Nishu joined the firm from Citigroup Global Markets, where he spent the previous four years as a part of the building and building products research team. Prior to joining Citigroup, Nishu spent eight years with consulting company Stern Stewart in New York, Johannesburg, London and Sydney. Nishu holds the CFA designation, as well as a BA and MBA from Columbia University.

Marie Chung

Travis Waller

"Chosen to Serve Bergen County"  more...

Charles Moore

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Jake Dobkin

 

Jake Dobkin is the publisher and co-founder of Gothamist LLC, the network of 13 city blogs.  He was born in Brooklyn and attended PS321, JHS51, Stuyvesant, Columbia, and NYU, where he got an MBA. He claims to have never been away from New York City for more than ten weeks in the last thirty years. You can learn more about Jake at jakedobkin.com.

Chris Pearson

 

Whattup, ladies and gentlemen. I really wanted to write up an introduction where I jokingly referenced myself in the third person, but I poked around a bit and discovered that the rest of the Internet had already done it. C’est la vie, right?  more...

Mike Hickman

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Justin LaJoie

Seann Birkeland

Joe Rand

Workshop: ConnectTech

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

9:00 a.m. – 9:45 a.m.
Tips and Tricks for Working with the iPhone SDK

There are are over 100,000 iPhone Apps, and nearly as many app developers. Learn how to build a great app fast – from people who have made it happen.

9:50 a.m. – 10:35 a.m.
How to Code IDX Solutions that Don’t Suck

IDX is hard work. Data normalization and politics are a grind. How do you manage those things and create and great user experience?  more...