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David Cohen: Out of The Box Approach to Commercial Real Estate

Meet David Cohen, a commercial real estate broker, a father, and has sold $1 Billion + in real estate sales. He has had to think out of the box and approach deals differently to achieve success selling commercial properties to billionaires.

In this episode of Construct Your Life with Austin Linney, David narrates his story from when he was a teenage basketball player, to slacking when given opportunities in real estate, up until when he decided to change things for himself and chase after success. He talks about the difference between how people carry themselves in both residential and commercial real estate.

Listen in to learn the importance of finding your footing and following your path as a real estate agent in the commercial space.

“The only way you’re going to extract information from someone is if they trust you.”- David [34:18]  

What You Will Discover:

• [9:51] Taking the steps that lead to the rest of your life.
• [31:30] The difference between residential real estate and commercial real estate.
• [33:40] The power of trust, integrity, and authenticity when doing commercial real estate deals.
• [40:37] How to build an out of the box approach to deals and be successful.
• [48:55] How to make communication easier by connecting the seller and buyer when doing bigger deals.
• [1:06:58] Learning to follow your own path and build relationships to mold yourself for success.

 Relevant Links:

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedavidcohen1/
• Email: dcohen@kwcommercial.com

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In this episode we cover:

• Building bridges and relationships not just for capital, but across the spectrum
• Delevoping ecosystems in surprising places like Buffalo, NY
• Long term view - developing an ecosystem takes time, which leaders and entrepreneurs in the community are going to be here in 20 years?
• Launching companies and raising capital in a recession

Resources & People Mentioned

• Techstars
• Co-Founders of Techstars with David Cohen: David Brown, Jared Polis and Brad Feld
• Give First
• Adam Grant’s book - Give and Take
• Brad Feld’s book - Startup Communities: Building and Entrepreneurial Ecosystem in Your City
• Jesse Marble - The Botchcast Podcast
• Cintrifuse
• SendGrid - started in LA, incubated in Boulder, grew offices in Denver and San Francisco (aquired by Twilio)
• WELL Health
• Tasso
• Chowbotics
• University of Waterloo outside Toronto, Canada
• ConnXus in Cincinnati (aquired by Coupa)

Connect with David

• Connect with David on LinkedIn
• Follow David on Twitter: @davidcohen
• David Cohen Website
• Techstars Website

Connect with Tim

• Follow Refinery Ventures on Twitter: @RefineryVC
• Connect with Tim on LinkedIn
• Follow Refinery Ventures on LinkedIn

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Newly appointed IAB President David Cohen and IAB Tech Lab President Dennis Buchheim talk to AdExchanger about how the pandemic has changed the industry organization’s priorities over the coming year – and how the pandemic isn’t derailing plans for a number of important initiatives, including Project Rearc.

This is a slightly self-serving episode for the host Roger. David Cohen of Re:Play Games discusses the recent trend of bars pairing with arcades, why people cheat at video games, GameStop's failure, his personal favorite games, the future of esports, what creates the demand and pricing for older games, what type of person plays The Sims, and a slew of unpopular video game opinions.

If you have any questions for David that weren't answered, please comment below and he will be happy to answer.

Why is it so hard – and getting harder – to get an abortion in the U.S. today?

Aaron Freiwald, Managing Partner of Freiwald Law and host of the weekly podcast, Good Law | Bad Law, is joined by Professor David Cohen, of Drexel University’s Kline School of law, to discuss accessibility of abortion. David’s new co-authored book on the topic, Obstacle Course: The Everyday Struggle to Get an Abortion in America, tells the story of abortion in our country and captures a disturbing reality of insurmountable barriers people face when trying to exercise their legal rights to medical services.

Despite the controversy surrounding this issue, it is a constitutional right that women have access to abortion. Yet getting an abortion can be a monumental challenge in many places throughout the United States, forcing some to risk their lives and livelihoods in the process. Aaron and David dive into these obstacles and their implications, discussing restrictions, fake clinics, health care coverage, protestors and more. David explains his approach to the book and reasons for working on it while talking about state legislation, upcoming Supreme Court cases, and how the law tries to interfere with women’s rights and autonomy.

A graduate of Columbia Law, Professor Cohen’s scholarship explores the intersection of constitutional law and gender, emphasizing how the law impacts abortion provision, including violence against abortion providers, as well as sex segregation and masculinity. In addition to his most recent book, David is also the co-author of Living in the Crosshairs: The Untold Stories of Anti-Abortion Terrorism. Published in 2015, “Living in the Crosshairs” examines how abortion providers are targeted by anti-abortion extremists and how law can better respond.

Professor Cohen has published articles in the Harvard Journal of Law and Gender, Columbia Journal of Gender and Law, University of Pennsylvania Law Review Online, George Washington Law Review, and others. Before coming to Drexel, David was a lecturer-in-law at the University of Pennsylvania Carey School of Law and held adjunct professor positions at Penn and Long Island University. He currently serves on the board of directors for the Women’s Law Project in Philadelphia and the National Abortion Care Network. Professor Cohen also continues to work on pro bono cases affecting abortion access and LGBT rights.

To learn more about Professor Cohen, please visit his bio page at Drexel here.

To check out Professor Cohen’s new book, Obstacle Course: The Everyday Struggle to Get an Abortion in America, please click here.

Host: Aaron Freiwald

Guest: David Cohen

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