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“What do you think the biggest challenge is to make this organization the best it possibly can be?” On Friday June 24th, Katrina and I gave a presentation to 18 current NAIOP Southern Nevada members. These included committee members, committee chairs, board members, Principal members, and Associate members. The presentation was an experiment. It is […]
Name: Dean Willmore, SIOR Title: Executive Vice President Company: CBRE # years in the industry: 42 Where are you originally from and how long have you lived in Las Vegas. I was born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona. I have lived in Las Vegas since 1988. What has NAIOP provided you that has helped you […]
Name: Arthur Song Title: Project Manager Company: Perlman Architects # years in the industry: 20 Where are you originally from and how long have you lived in Las Vegas. Los Angeles – Born San Francisco – 5 years Las Vegas – 5 years What has NAIOP provided you that has helped you grow professionally or […]
Name: Guy Gugino Title: Vice President / Business Development Officer Company: Union Bank # years in the industry: 30 Where are you originally from and how long have you lived in Las Vegas. I’m from Niagara Falls, New York. My family came here 44 years ago, in the Spring of 1978, after huge blizzards in […]
The NAIOP Community Service Committee has been actively stepping up in 2022, with more exciting activities in our community to come! Throughout April and May, members raised funds for the Make-A-Wish “Walk a Mile” event. The group surpassed their fundraising goal and raised over $16,000. These donations will make lasting impacts in the lives of […]
The recent exposure of Lake Mead’s Intake 1 is a stark reminder of the threat ongoing drought poses to Las Vegas’ water supply. Despite the challenging conditions, however, Southern Nevada is the most water-secure metropolitan area in the desert Southwest. “We have two key advantages that protect our most critical water needs,” said J.C. Davis, […]
NAIOP by the Numbers through May
We’ve had a busy year so far! Take a look at our accomplishments in our NAIOP by the Numbers infographic through May:
President’s Message – July 2022
“What do you think the biggest challenge is to make this organization the best it possibly can be?” On Friday June 24th, Katrina and I gave a presentation to 18 current NAIOP Southern Nevada members. These included committee members, committee chairs, board members, Principal members, and Associate members. The presentation was an experiment. It is […]
Member Highlight – Dean Willmore
Name: Dean Willmore, SIOR Title: Executive Vice President Company: CBRE # years in the industry: 42 Where are you originally from and how long have you lived in Las Vegas. I was born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona. I have lived in Las Vegas since 1988. What has NAIOP provided you that has helped you […]
Member Highlight – Art Song
Name: Arthur Song Title: Project Manager Company: Perlman Architects # years in the industry: 20 Where are you originally from and how long have you lived in Las Vegas. Los Angeles – Born San Francisco – 5 years Las Vegas – 5 years What has NAIOP provided you that has helped you grow professionally or […]
Member Highlight – Guy Gugino
Name: Guy Gugino Title: Vice President / Business Development Officer Company: Union Bank # years in the industry: 30 Where are you originally from and how long have you lived in Las Vegas. I’m from Niagara Falls, New York. My family came here 44 years ago, in the Spring of 1978, after huge blizzards in […]
Community Service Committee Update July 2022
The NAIOP Community Service Committee has been actively stepping up in 2022, with more exciting activities in our community to come! Throughout April and May, members raised funds for the Make-A-Wish “Walk a Mile” event. The group surpassed their fundraising goal and raised over $16,000. These donations will make lasting impacts in the lives of […]
Landscape irrigation, evaporative cooling consume the majority of community’s water supply
The recent exposure of Lake Mead’s Intake 1 is a stark reminder of the threat ongoing drought poses to Las Vegas’ water supply. Despite the challenging conditions, however, Southern Nevada is the most water-secure metropolitan area in the desert Southwest. “We have two key advantages that protect our most critical water needs,” said J.C. Davis, […]