BIZNET - ULTIMATE business & networking Platform by CREDAI – MCHI for Real Estate industry held on May 3, 2017, at Hotel Sofitel, BKC, Mumbai met with tremendous success amidst the presence of over 100 well-known developers & 20 Allied industry players.
BIZNET venue was abuzz with activity when Who’s Who of real estate fraternity as a part of the jury congregated to judge the presentations made by the allied industry brands showcasing their premium lifestyle products and services. Thus efficiently fulfilling the objective of bridging the demand and supply of building/construction material industry and be a catalyst to bulk buying in real estate.
BIZNET began with traditional lamp – lighting ceremony amidst the presence of Mr. Mayur Shah, President – Elect, Mr. Boman Irani, VP, Mr. Mukesh Patel, Jt. Treasurer, Mr. Deepak Goradia, VP, Mr. Munish Doshi, Mr. Nayan Bheda, Mr. Tejas Vyas, Mr. Rajesh Prajapati and Mr. Diipesh Bhagtani, Committee Members.
Mr. Mukesh Patel set the stage for BIZNET by sharing his experience at PM’s Office on affordable housing. He said, “The PM’s mission of “Housing for All” cannot be fulfilled without you as true partners of real estate developers and you all are here today to accelerate this momentum on behalf of CREDAI-MCHI. We as fraternity extend all support you need from us to make PM’s dream a reality.”
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