With over a decade of experience in commercial real estate, I have successfully managed and closed more than $100 million in transactions.In my role as Vice President at SVN Chicago Commercial—the largest office within SVN International—I specialize in managing complex real estate transactions to successfully reposition buildings and maximize value. My previous work encompasses development projects, adaptive reuse of historic buildings, residential conversions, portfolio sales, and landlord representation. This includes experience coordinating all aspects of property redevelopment - acquisitions and dispositions, architecture, zoning, legal, construction, government incentive programs, property tax reduction strategies, leasing, lending/finance, underwriting and financial projections, cost segregation studies, 1031 exchanges, navigating environmental issues, and more.As a founding member of the SVN Urban Team, I have played a pivotal role in completing over 100 sale and leasing transactions, establishing our team as definitive experts across Chicago's most dynamic neighborhoods, including Fulton Market and the West Loop.My law degree with a focus on land use and zoning allows me to bring a strategic perspective to negotiations, enabling me to drive projects forward efficiently while proactively mitigating risks. This legal expertise, combined with my extensive real world practical experience, allows me to deliver comprehensive solutions that align with both business objectives and complex regulations or legal requirements.I have provided leadership and supervision for multiple people, offering guidance and feedback that enhanced performance and project outcomes. I have a proven track record in negotiating complex deals involving multiple stakeholders, demonstrating strong analytical and interpersonal skills.I am also passionate about the evolving impact of AI on commercial real estate and leveraging innovative technologies to enhance investment strategies and operational efficiencies, while appreciating that building trust through personal connections is crucial to every project and can never be replaced.Active in my community, I have volunteered as a technical panel member for the Urban Land Institute and served as a moderator for REJournals. I am also involved with local organizations such as the West Loop Community Organization, West Central Association and Chicago Food Depository.