Key Takeaways
- • Christy Hill, managing director and head of Americas Asset Management at PGIM Real Estate, has joined the CU Real Estate Center's (CUREC) International Advisory Board at the Leeds School of Business, University of Colorado Boulder.
- • The board is designed to connect senior commercial real estate executives with national markets, international networks and the center, serving as a hub for networking, mentoring and innovation through entrepreneurship and emerging technologies.
- • CUREC Executive Director Michael Kercheval said Hill's acquisition and development experience will contribute greatly to the program.
- • Hill is based in New York and sits on PGIM Real Estate's U.S. Management Council, Americas Executive Council, Debt Investment Committee, PRREF Investment Committee, and U.S. and Latin America Investment Committees.
- • The board is seeking to broaden membership in construction management, architecture, acquisition and development, technology, and lending and financing.
Summary
The CU Real Estate Center (CUREC) at the Leeds School of Business at the University of Colorado Boulder has announced that Christy Hill, managing director and head of Americas Asset Management at PGIM Real Estate, has been added to its International Advisory Board. The board is intended to foster connections among top real estate executives, national markets, international networks and the center.
According to the announcement, the board draws global thought leaders from the commercial real estate industry. Its members, based on their leadership roles at internationally recognized organizations, are positioned to keep the board and CUREC as a hub for networking, mentoring and driving innovation in real estate through entrepreneurship and emerging technologies. The board also believes that expanding its membership in areas such as construction management, architecture, acquisition and development, technology, and lending and financing will enhance its value to current members and the broader commercial real estate industry.
CUREC Executive Director Michael Kercheval welcomed Hill as another University of Colorado alumna on the board, stating that her "extensive experience and deep knowledge in acquisition and development will contribute greatly to this program."
Hill is responsible for representing the Asset Management function on the Americas leadership team at PGIM Real Estate. Based in New York, she partners with the U.S. and Latin America portfolio teams to lead and implement the firm's asset management strategy for its regional investments. She serves on the U.S. Management Council, the Americas Executive Council, the Debt Investment Committee, the PRREF Investment Committee, and the U.S. and Latin America Investment Committees.
Prior to PGIM Real Estate, Hill was a managing director and assistant portfolio manager at Clarion Partners, where she oversaw acquisitions and dispositions, asset management and investor communications for the firm's flagship core real estate fund. Earlier, she was a senior member of Clarion's asset management group, overseeing core and value-add investments in multiple West Coast markets. She previously spent more than a decade at American Realty Advisors in senior asset management and portfolio management roles. Hill holds a bachelor of science in sociology from the University of Colorado and a master's degree in real estate development from the University of Southern California.
According to the announcement, the board draws global thought leaders from the commercial real estate industry. Its members, based on their leadership roles at internationally recognized organizations, are positioned to keep the board and CUREC as a hub for networking, mentoring and driving innovation in real estate through entrepreneurship and emerging technologies. The board also believes that expanding its membership in areas such as construction management, architecture, acquisition and development, technology, and lending and financing will enhance its value to current members and the broader commercial real estate industry.
CUREC Executive Director Michael Kercheval welcomed Hill as another University of Colorado alumna on the board, stating that her "extensive experience and deep knowledge in acquisition and development will contribute greatly to this program."
Hill is responsible for representing the Asset Management function on the Americas leadership team at PGIM Real Estate. Based in New York, she partners with the U.S. and Latin America portfolio teams to lead and implement the firm's asset management strategy for its regional investments. She serves on the U.S. Management Council, the Americas Executive Council, the Debt Investment Committee, the PRREF Investment Committee, and the U.S. and Latin America Investment Committees.
Prior to PGIM Real Estate, Hill was a managing director and assistant portfolio manager at Clarion Partners, where she oversaw acquisitions and dispositions, asset management and investor communications for the firm's flagship core real estate fund. Earlier, she was a senior member of Clarion's asset management group, overseeing core and value-add investments in multiple West Coast markets. She previously spent more than a decade at American Realty Advisors in senior asset management and portfolio management roles. Hill holds a bachelor of science in sociology from the University of Colorado and a master's degree in real estate development from the University of Southern California.
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