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DJ Van Keuren of the Hayman Family Office (SFO) accepted into Forbes Real Estate Council

DJ Van Keuren, the Vice President for the Hayman Family Office and Hayman Properties has been accepted into the Forbes Agency Council, an invitation-only community for executives in successful public relations, media strategy, creative and advertising agencies.
DJ joins other Forbes Agency Council members, who are hand-selected, to become part of a curated network of successful peers and get access to a variety of exclusive benefits and resources, including the opportunity to submit thought leadership articles and short tips on industry-related topics for publishing on Forbes.com.
Forbes Councils combines an innovative, high-touch approach to community management perfected by the team behind Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) with the extensive resources and global reach of Forbes. As a result, Forbes Council members get access to the people, benefits and expertise they need to grow their businesses — and a dedicated member concierge who acts as an extension of their own team, providing personalized one-on-one support.
"I am very excited about being asked to join the council," says DJ "I have been working on being apart of the family office community for quite sometime and lending to my experience in the real estate industry and specifically how family offices can benefit from investing into real estate to create additional generational wealth.  Forbes will now provide me another platform to do just that."
Scott Gerber, founder of Forbes Councils, says, “We are honored to welcome DJ Van Keuren into the community. Our mission with Forbes Councils is to curate successful professionals from every industry, creating a vetted, social capital-driven network that helps every member make an even greater impact on the business world.”
For more information about Forbes Agency Council, visit https://forbesagencycouncil.com/. To learn more about Forbes Councils, visit forbescouncils.com.

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