DATE: Thursday July 30, 2009
		TIME: 5:00-7:00pm
		LOCATION: Margaret Lesher Theatre, Lesher Center for the Arts, Walnut Creek, CA Click here for directions
		5:00pm | Network - Come meet, mix, and mingle after work over drinks and appetizers. 6:00pm | Presentation - We then move into the theatre for an insightful and topical discussion.

Shrinking home values. Upside down mortgages. Disappearing nest eggs. Foreclosures, short sales and ARM resets. The real estate landscape is littered with complex challenges - get ready for the enormous opportunities.

A panel discussion hosted by Colleen Edwards of the Real Story on kcbs.com.

COLLEN EDWARDS | Moderator - Real Story Colleen Edwards is president of EMC Creative, one of the West’s premier communications agencies. In 2006, Colleen was inducted into the California Building Industry Association’s Hall of Fame, one of just five women in the history of the organization to be so honored. Read more...
OUR PANEL
ALISON ROGERS | CBS Moneywatch Since graduating from Harvard summa cum laude, Alison Rogers has been a reporter, an editor, a real-estate agent, a Wall Street desk jockey, a columnist, a failed flipper, and a landlady. Read more...
CAROLYN SAID | San Francisco Chronicle Carolyn Said is a staff writer at The San Francisco Chronicle specializing in business. She seeks to interweave people’s personal stories with statistical analyses to illuminate sweeping economic trends. Read more...
CHRIS GEORGE | CMG Mortgage In 1993, Chris has grown CMG into a nationwide company employing roughly 500 professionals in retail and wholesale mortgage lending. An unwavering commitment to excellence has enabled CMG to set the industry standard for service, speed, and competitive pricing within both the retail and the wholesale channels. Read more...
STAN HUMPHRIES | Zillow.com Stan Humphries is Chief Economist at Zillow.com. Prior to joining Zillow, Stan spent five years at Expedia.com where he ran a team responsible for finding innovative ways to use data, building systems for personalization, pricing, forecasting, and fraud detection. Read more...

Attendees will take away the insight, resources and game plan required to make something sweet out of this bitter economic cycle.

Tickets to this KCBS Business Mixer are free, but unfortunately are now unavailable.
As this event is by invitation only, we are now up to capacity levels.
We apologize for the inconvenience.

If you have already signed-up and received an email confirming your attendance from KCBS Promotions, be advised you must have your confirmation letter printed as that will be your ticket for attendance to the event.