Serving Communities Through Design and Architecture
Mimi Sullivan
Saida + Sullivan Design Partners
Principal
Inside View
Hear from Women Leaders
Video Interviews
ULI WLI Career Accelerator: Interview with Kathleen Carey, Community Impact Leader at Gensler from ULI San Francisco on Vimeo.
Planning for Balance in Career, Family, and Community Mission
Kathleen Carey
Community and Social Impact Consultant
The Evolving Landscape of Affordable Housing Finance
Gayle Manganello
PNC Real Estate
Senior Vice President / Manager of Originations
Next-Gen CRE
Jessica Willis
Canopy Analytics
Co-Founder / Head of Product
Government Agency Lending Pathways
Phyllis Klein
Capitol One
Senior Vice President / Head of Agency Production
CRE Investor Community Focus on Diversity & Inclusion
Carolyn Powell
Pacific Coast Capital Partners
Managing Director
Career Spotlights
Kathleen Burgi-Sandell
Vice President Regional Manager
James Campbell Company
30 Years in CRE
“I’ve seen a big boost in companies actively seeking diversity for their employees as they understand the benefits of a variety of opinions and experiences. Another area of continued change has been technological changes in the commercial real estate field.”
Case Studies
CRE Industry
Learning About Networking From Women in the Commercial Real Estate Industry
Consistent with social role theory, the results suggest women focus extensively on relationship building during their networking activities and attempt to establish credibility by demonstrating professional competency. Read More…
Accelerating the Advancement of Women in Commercial Real Estate
What’s the bottom line for companies who advance more women—and more diverse women in terms of characteristics including ethnicity, race, age, and backgrounds? Read More…
Building the Next Generation
Finding Your Career Passion
From architect to international culinary, to serving the community through sustainable housing. View More…
Mission-Driven CRE Design
A Career that started as a home repair volunteer, led to Congressional Fellow, then to Architect, serving under-resourced communities. View More…
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