Jeffrey Jarow Email & Phone Number

** Lifelong career in Commercial Real Estate specializing in Sales and Leasing in the Office, Retail, and Industrial market sectors. ** Have represented both Buyers and Sellers as well as Tenants and Landlords. Specialties:**Work with many "creative" Office and Industrial 'flex' Tenants within the greater Los Angeles, Hollywood, Westside of Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, and Santa Monica areas.**Also represent many local, regional and national Retail Tenants looking to locate in southern California.

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Responsibilities include overseeing the day-to-day operations of the Pier, marketing and promoting the Pier, advocating for the improvement projects, protecting the Pier as an historic resource, and overseeing special events and filming. Also assisting the City Council with a Pier Vision and Master Planning process and the development of new sponsorship, marketing, event and leasing guidelines.

Santa Monica, California, Us

Founding member of the "ALLIANCE", which is a collaboration between the Chamber of Commerce and the City of Santa Monica, with focus to retain "Established" businesses, and to promote the City of Santa Monica to "New" businesses for potential re-location to our city. CHAIR of the "Growth and Development Sub Committee" of the Alliance, assisting new businesses through the Planning, Permitting and Building \ Safety Departments process."Taste of Santa Monica" on the Santa Monica Pier organizing committee.Santa Monica State of the City organizing committee.Chamber's Annual Installation Dinner organizing committee.Land Use committee memberGovernment Affairs committee member.

Santa Monica, California, Us

Currently, our Sister Cities include Mazatlan (Mexico), Fujinomiya (Japan), Hamm (Germany), and Kizugawa (Japan), Brighton-Hove, England. Seeking other cities to develop relationships with. Student exchange programs, cultural, sports, and music exchanges, goodwill trips and events, internships, etc.

Having fundraising events to support the Santa Monica Sister City Association

Board oversees about 70 cities in Southern California from San Luis Obispo in the north, to the Mexican border on the south, to the Arizona border on the east. Various cultural and economic exchanges, including students from junior and senior high school and colleges...Peace in the world...One person at a time !

"Your neighborhood...Your voice !"​..offering a platform for Ocean Park neighbors to discuss issues that have an impact on their quality of life. Created and organizes the annual Santa Monica FOURTH of JULY Main St. PARADE. Worked with the city of Santa Monica to create Santa Monica's first GREEN Street on Ocean Park Boulevard. Lincoln Blvd. Task Force member to beautify Lincoln Blvd.

Over 100 applications including 1,500 participants !...Over 10,000 people lining Main St to view and cheer the parade !"May the Fourth be with you !"...in July !!...

Chair of the Main Street "Vision" Committee created to develop a plan for an improved 'streetscape' to encourage a 'pedestrian friendly' retail shopping district.ALLIANCE liaisonOcean Park neighborhood community liaison

Santa Monica's Premier and ONLY FREE Symphony. World class conductor and musicians !Come check us out !!...5 performances a year !!

Communicating State and Local governmental issues effecting our students at SAMOHI and the Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD)

City Liaison

Appointed Position to the Board of the Santa Monica Travel and Tourism by the City Council of Santa Monica, overseeing the the Tourism Business (both pleasure and business travelers) and its impacts (both on financial and infrastructure) on the City of Santa Monica. Was the Treasurer, Vice Chair, and lastly CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD (Two terms).

Ran the "Annual Giving" Campaign for two years, to raise funds for child, senior, and family scholarships.Member of the "Facilities" Committee to insure the quality and maintenance of the YMCA structure and facility.Board Member of the YMCA Camp Big Bear Committee

Oversee expenditures of BB Funds (close to $300 million) that were voted on by the citizens of Santa Monica and Malibu for the improvements of the district's school facilities.