Working in commercial real estate allows me to combine a fascinating network of relationships with complex and creative skills. My favourite part of my career is earning the role as a trusted advisor to clients, assisting them with future strategy and planning for their success. I believe that my clients know and trust my involvement because I am personally invested in ensuring their success real estate outcome. This is not just a job to me; it’s about building relationships and creating real estate solutions that leave the market wondering “how’d they pull that off?” I love seeing the tangible results of my work – being able to walk around my city and tell the story of what I had a hand in creating gives me tremendous satisfaction.
Having been part of Vancouver’s tech community for over 25 years, I am more excited than ever to witness the city’s growth as a global leader in the international tech community. With Vancouver producing game-changing tech and talent at such an unprecedented rate, it’s been exciting to have a role in helping the industry’s key players take their companies to the next level.
I believe that a person’s growth is only limited by their mindset, and a big part of what drives me is the fact that I will always have more to learn, more friends to make, more people to mentor, and more stories to tell. I feel fortunate that the people I’ve met have been as passionate about their work as I am, making this a personally rewarding journey.
Outside of the office, I channel my competitive energy into racing; I try to sign up for something every year. In the last 31 years, I have competed in over 200 races – from BC Bike Race to Ironman Canada and most recently, completing the ARC, a sailing rally across the Atlantic from Gran Canaria to Grenada. I’m the father of two in a family of outdoor enthusiasts, who love mountain biking, skiing, boating, trail running, camping, and hiking.
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High Technology industry insights
Tech-30 2024
The tech industry continues to lead job growth in office-using sectors, with AI emerging as a significant catalyst for future demand in key markets
Metro Vancouver Office Figures Q3 2024
Vacancy within the Downtown core rose 100 basis points to 11.8% and can be attributed to a few notable sublease vacancies which reversed the 1.0% decline recorded over the prior three quarters
Scoring Tech Talent 2024
Despite slower tech talent job growth last year, demand for highly skilled workers in cutting-edge sectors like artificial intelligence has increased.Download the the full report below to learn more.
Metro Vancouver Office Figures Q2 2024
Overall vacancy in Metro Vancouver rose 20 basis points to 9.7%, marking the 2nd consecutive quarterly increase