This summer brought Artificial Intelligence (AI) into mainstream conversations, with it’s attendant threats and promises for the future. But do you really understand it’s implications? Don’t go to Chat GPT for the answer. Instead, come to the CoreNet Global Summit North America for an amazing session led by experts in corporate real estate and AI.

The term “sustainability” was first used in the context of environmentalism in 1972. Since then, the concept has spawned countless “green” initiatives.

As companies scramble to build offices that entice workers, new strategies are in play that make the new workplace barely recognizable. And that is good thing. Many of these new elements will be on full display at the upcoming CoreNet Global Summit North America in Denver, October 28-30.

Retailing behemoth Walmart is showcasing its new headquarters campus, dubbed the “Home Office” with a splashy new video on its website.

As corporates eye their upcoming 2030 sustainability targets at the same time as re-assessing their post-Covid workplace strategy, focus is sharpening on low carbon buildings.

Join host Michael Creamer with Hanna Afolabi, MRICS, founder of BWRE (Black Women in Real Estate) External Link and Joelle Allotey, Associate Director at Cushman & Wakefield, as they explore the unique challenges of black women navigating the real estate landscape.

Advantage Solutions, a $4 billion publicly traded California company is moving its headquarters to St. Louis, according to KSDK.