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TBBW’s Virtual Connect: Office environments and the new norm in commercial real estate and construction

| Jo-Lynn Brown

TBBW’s Virtual Connect series was created to bring our readers together to hear panels that can help them with various business endeavors during the COVID-19 crisis.

Bridgette Bello moderated the panel via Zoom.

Panelists

Stephanie Lieb, shareholder, Trenam Law

Ryan Toth, regional director, The Beck Group

Danny Rice, managing director and market leader, Colliers International

Dave Bevirt, executive vice president, Strategic Property Partners

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