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We are thrilled to announce the winners of our ARGUS Scholarship and will be introducing them over the next few issues of the newsletter.

Shreya Sinha is currently a student at Stanford studying to complete a degree in Computer Science and Classics. A member of Stanford's real estate club, she is looking to explore the field of real estate in any way she can. An avid reader and aspiring writer, Shreya finds inspiration in a wide array of works ranging from Rick Riordan to James Joyce.

On September 13-15th, the Young Professionals Group (YPG) kicked-off the 11th class with a weekend long Retreat at the Lodge at Tiburon. The class will meet monthly through July learning personal and professional development from Bay Area leaders and Pepperdine University professor, Julie Chesley.

What an amazing day at last week's Pickleball Tournament!

Congrats to our 1st Place team, Matt Tripaldi and Jon Schwerin, and our 2nd Place team, Ethan Drechsler and Jack Vessa! Huge thanks to everyone who made this event a success, especially our sponsors WCI-GC, Inc. and Partner Engineering & Science, Inc.

Check out our photo album to relive the highlights!

On Wednesday, July 17th NAIOP SFBA celebrated a momentous occasion as the Young Professionals Group (YPG) program celebrated the graduation of Class 10! Among the highlights of the evening was a well-deserved congratulations to Pestiige Worldwide, comprising of Andie Bruzzone, Paul Fineman, Tucker Forbes, Storm Kylve-Underkofler, Jared Gragg, and Bianca Liu, for securing the prestigious Wayne Strom Trophy!

Stacy Skillern-Pryor is a graduate from Georgetown University with a Masters degree in Real Estate (MPRE). She also holds a Bachelors degree in Finance and Interdisciplinary Professional Studies from Colorado State University and is presently a Project REAP Alumni from ULI. 

Just a few days ago, Class 4 of the NAIOP SFBA Executive Development Program (NED) launched their journey with a 3-day intensive Retreat in Tiburon. During the Retreat, participants met their peers and instructors, and began their personal and professional development curriculum. Over the next six months the cohort will continue to meet, including two additional overnight retreats, three skill-building workshops, and virtual check-ins.

NAIOP San Francisco Bay Area Chapter (NAIOP SFBA), the premier commercial real estate development association, is proud to announce that the Stanford team has won the 35th Annual Real Estate Challenge. The Real Estate Challenge, NAIOP SFBA’s version of the Big Game, is a real estate development competition between legendary rivals Stanford University and the University of California, Berkeley (Cal).

Each year, a select group of real estate professionals unite to take part in the twelve-month, seventy-hour course designed to educate, develop, connect and elevate the commercial real estate industry’s emerging leaders. 

This unique and powerful program offers instruction in critical components of the commercial real estate industry, personal and professional development coaching from MBA-level instructors, extensive networking and relationship-building activities, and guidance from leading industry executives through an intimate speaker series exclusive to YPG.

In this episode, Briana Harney DeHaan shares her strategic vision for the NAIOP San Francisco Bay Area chapter in 2024. With her extensive background in commercial real estate and her role as Senior Vice President at NorthMarq Capital, Briana brings invaluable insights into the challenges and opportunities facing our industry today.

NAIOP SFBA held it's 10^th annual Best of the Bay Awards on Thursday, March 7, 2024, at the Four Seasons in San Francisco.  Matt Field, Co-Chief Executive Officer of TMG Partners, served as master of ceremonies and kept his predecessor, Luis Belmonte’s, tradition alive by employing his infamous gong.   

Read more to see a list of winners and take a peek at our photo album.