Description

Join us for the Downtown Power Hour featuring Jessica Lall, where we’ll explore how civic engagement and partnership can help solve the key challenges facing Los Angeles. Jessica will provide actionable strategies for property managers to engage in civic matters at a level that fits their time constraints while also demonstrating the value of civic involvement to building ownership and leadership. 

This is a must-attend event for those looking to make a meaningful impact on their communities while supporting their professional goals.

Read Jessica's commentary on the Power of Civic Partnerships here: https://www.cbre.com/insights/articles/the-power-of-civic-partnership

This event is open to all members and included as a member benefit. 

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

• Discover how civic partnerships can help address key challenges in Downtown L.A and around your properties.
• Learn practical tools for property managers to stay engaged without overextending their time.
• Gain strategies to communicate the value of civic engagement to building ownership and leadership.

ABOUT THE SPEAKER:

Jessica Lall serves as the Managing Director overseeing the CBRE’s Downtown Los Angeles office. In this role, Jessica is responsible for developing and implementing strategic direction and day-to-day leadership for leasing, sales, valuations, debt and structured finance, and property management across all commercial real estate sectors for the Downtown Los Angeles market.

Drawing on her extensive background in public/private partnerships and executive leadership, Jessica also leads CBRE's civic engagement efforts. Through ongoing collaboration with community leaders, Jessica helps policy makers leverage CBRE’s resources and expertise to drive meaningful advancements on critical matters affecting the Los Angeles, including housing, homelessness, and revitalization of neighborhoods.

Prior to her role at CBRE, Jessica was the President and CEO of Central City Association (CCA) of Los Angeles, a premier advocacy organization focused on elevating the vibrancy of Downtown LA. Here, she represented over 300 large employers, small businesses, nonprofits, and trade associations in LA County with the mission of increasing economic opportunity in the region.

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