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Natalie Teear, Senior VP, Innovation, Sustainability & Social Impact of Hudson Pacific Properties, unpacks how they built and implemented a sustainability and socially responsible culture. Natalie also highlights the company’s 2020 corporate responsibility report, including plans to achieve the goals of net zero waste by 2025 and what went into achieving carbon neutrality last year.
Asia Capital Real Estate (ACRE), a global real estate private equity firm, today announced it has hired Linda J. Isaacson to serve as Partner and the firm’s first-ever Head of ESG & Impact. Based in ACRE’s New York City headquarters, Isaacson will oversee and manage all Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) ...
Urban US is three funds deep into an eight-year venture capital journey of focusing on climate tech. The firm originally had a built-environment focus it described as “reimagining cities for climate change.” Over the years, Urban US grew to realize that its name was hella confusing (“Nobody was able to figure out how to pronounce it, even”), and eventually ...
The proptech company that revolutionized the way CRE companies approach and use data, welcomed three new SVPs to scale growth
[Seattle, WA, March 1, 2022]. NavigatorCRE, an industry leading data management and data visualization SaaS company, welcomed Bobby Goodman as senior vice president, head of growth, Theresa Minarik as senior vice...
Adam Neumann, WeWork's co-founder, who was forced out of his role as CEO in 2019, will imminently have the right to r...
Chief information officers say their role is evolving, as cloud computing and other innovations make it easier for business leaders to deploy technology beyond the control of the IT department.
As an engineering program manager at Apple, Gloria Lin was part of a group that conceptualized and built initial prototypes for what is now Apple Pay.
The first Whole Foods equipped with cashierless technology from Amazon opened this week in Washington, D.C., allowing customers to avoid the register, Hope King writes.
Luxembourg-based LEKO Labs, a carbon-negative construction company committed to reinventing the construction process for next-generation buildings, announced on Tuesday that it has raised $21M (approx €18.57M) in its Series A round of funding. The company has now raised total funding of $23M to date.