Bart Blatstein gives real estate advice

IMG_0252Bart Blatstein, principal at Tower Investments, Inc., told a few good stories at a Lunch with the City’s Leaders.

*About his childhood in Northeast Philadelphia: “When you grow up in the Northeast, it’s another world. They even have their own airport.” 
*About his first investments and successes: “
I knew how to invest money at 23. I took my earnings and I bought a Porsche.”
*About risk-taking that led him to update Northern Liberties: ”
Most men do stupid thing when they’re in mid-life crisis.”
*About launching Piazza at Schmidts and the double-murder that could have killed the place but instead create instant buzz. 
*Genuine real-estate genuine advice: “
Trenton, Norristown and Camden are dumping grounds. Not good places to invest.”

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Audrey Julienne is an independent marketing expert who helps companies and brands navigate the marketing, advertising and promotion seas. Through a successful career both in agencies and as a marketing manager for a $20 million brand in the US, she acquired a solid grasp of all promotional tactics, both on and off-line and their relevance to one’s objective and situation. Audrey graduated in 1994 with a master in Information & Communication from Aix-Marseille University in France. She then followed a post-grad program specializing in Corporate Communication. After experiencing the client side and working for a retail brand in France, she decided to explore the agency side. Through her project manager position, she touched all sides of the prism: brand identity, packaging and merchandising, media-purchase, web design and on-line promotions, print, TV and radio productions, direct marketing, public relations… In 2004, Audrey moved to Philadelphia to overview the marketing initiatives for a French pharmaceutical laboratory and participated in the company’s double- digit growth for 3 years. In 2008 she created Raison d’Etre, with the objective of bringing her corporate level knowledge and experience to the small business industry. To keep up with the constant changes in the marketing and advertising world, Audrey is actively involved in the Philadelphia Advertising Club and Center City Proprietors Association, where she sits on committees.

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