Greg Clark, senior fellow, ULI Europe, Designated Official Blogger for MIPIM's Build Connections Conference, Beginning March 8, 2011

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March 4, 2011

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Greg Clark, senior fellow, ULI Europe, and Global Advisor on City Development, will be attending the MIPIM's Build Connections conference, March 8 - 11, 2011, in Cannes, France and has been designated to be one of four "official bloggers" of the event. Clark will blog daily from MIPIM, beginning March 8, 2011.

MIPIM brings together the influential real estate professionals to explore major international property development projects, connect with potential partners, and strike deals over 4 intensive days.

Greg Clark's blog already has several posts and will continue to have daily posts generated out of the Build Connections conference. Return here to link to his daily blog posts.

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