Local businesses support 2010 News-Press Market Watch
Eleven area businesses will sponsor Lee County’s most anticipated business and real estate event, The News-Press 2010 Market Watch program. The event is scheduled for Feb. 25, 2010 at the Harborside Event Center in the Fort Myers River District.
The News-Press is the title sponsor of Market Watch. Silver sponsors are: The Law Offices of Kevin F. Jursinski, P.A., Priority Marketing, Sandbill Realty and TaxCuts1, Inc. Bronze sponsors include: BB&T Bank, CB Richard Ellis, Harmon’s Audio Visual and Ken Sneeden & Associates. Burson Real Estate School and Terry Wynter Auto Service Center are booth sponsors, and Studio RK Salon and Terry Wynter Auto Service Center are promotional item sponsors. Sponsorship opportunities are still available by calling 239-267-2638.
At The News-Press 2010 Market Watch, industry experts will present an all-inclusive overview and forecast of the local real estate market complete with 2009 statistics to answer many of the continuing questions about the present and future of the Southwest Florida market. Tickets are $49 per person for general non-reserved seating and $450 for premium placement reserved tables of eight. Registration is available at www.MarketWatch2010.com.
The event will take place Feb. 25 at the Harborside Event Center in the Fort Myers River District, beginning with networking at 4 p.m., followed by the presentation from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. No dinner will be served with the program. This year’s presenters are Denny Grimes, president of Denny Grimes & Company, and Stan Stouder, a founding partner with CB Richard Ellis Fort Myers-Naples. For additional inquiries, please e-mail marketwatch@prioritymarketing.com or visit www.MarketWatch2010.com.
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