On April 12th, the students of Mount Royal University’s civic innovation class were given the unique opportunity to share our work with the public. Instead of the typical project which never makes it outside of the classroom, we had the chance to present our ideas in a much more meaningful way.
 

Last week, I was one of the four students that got the opportunity to attend the first annual commercial tenant real estate forum.  This informative session featured speakers from the Calgary Chamber, Orange Group Commercial Real Estate, and McLeod Law who provided valuable advice to new and existing business owners on the best ways to navigate today’s tough markets...

The Alberta Real Estate Foundation’s breakfast forum wasfilled with wisdom for new and current businesses in Calgary. The variety of speakers touched on everything from what a small business would need to look at when just starting up to what some of the largest companies in Calgary should be considering when looking for space... 

It was barely past six am when I dragged myself out of bed, but I was motivated; I’d been invited for breakfast at AREF’s Southern Alberta Commercial Tennant Real Estate Forum. I dressed to impress: if you invite me to an event with a seven word title, AND offer to feed me, I put my best foot forward...

The speakers were moving, inspirational, and overly successful. This meant so much to me when it comes to the business world, as it takes a certain person to get up there and educate so many people at one time...

For 24 hours on November 18 and 19th, 44 students collaborated to reimagine vacant office space in our downtown core, for the launch of Vivacity 2016-17...