Building Better: Future-Proofing Real Estate Assets Across the Public and Private Sectors
As climate risk, evolving regulations, and market demands continue to reshape the built environment, collaboration across sectors has never been more important.
Join Gensler, a global architecture, design, and planning firm, for a panel discussion exploring how public and private sector leaders are future-proofing real estate assets through innovative partnerships, resilient design, and long-term investment strategies.
Hear perspectives from experts across development, finance, insurance, government, and design on the opportunities and challenges shaping the next generation of resilient communities.
Panelists Include:
Jenner Smith - Senior Director of Real Estate Acquisitions and P3 for UC San Diego, leading Private-Public Partnerships with a proven career that stems from experience at The Port of San Diego, Ernst&Young and Private Development.
Alisa Valderrama - Co-Founder and CEO of Future Proof, a company dedicated to offer precise, property-specific insurance solutions through an AI-based platform to allow coverage in zones prone to climate risk where other organizations might hesitate.
John Citrigno - Managing Partner of Cirius Green Development, focused on high-performance, sustainable and resilient multifamily housing designed for long-term performance, durability and a healthier resident experience.
Art Rodriguez - Vice President at Whiting-Turner with more than 20 years of experience in the construction industry leveraging both public/private Real Estate Assets.
Stacey Olson - Director of Sustainable Design and Global Wellness Leader at Gensler with over 20 years of experience in the construction industry with a focus on health and well being.
Doors opening at 5:30pm, Main Panel begins at 6:00pm.
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