Nature-based solutions for ESG and tenant engagement
Listen to this panel discussion featuring an ESG expert in the real estate industry and a property manager from a global CRE firm who have witnessed how buildings can benefit from urban beekeeping and other nature-based solutions.
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Looking for innovative ways to make your property stand out on the CRE market? Listen to this panel discussion featuring an ESG expert in the real estate industry and a property manager from a global CRE firm who have witnessed how buildings can benefit from urban beekeeping and other nature-based solutions.
Speakers
Guest
Rebecca Jinks
ESG & Sustainability Director @Taronga Ventures
Rebecca supports real asset owners and operators in developing and implementing ESG programs. She previously worked with leading real estate managing agent Cushman & Wakefield as their Head of ESG & Sustainability for Asia Pacific, guiding owners, investors, and occupiers to realize their ESG visions.
Guest
Brandon Lee
Assistant Property Manager @JLL
Brandon is passionate about delivering the best experience for his tenants at San Francisco’s Post Montgomery Center, where he implemented an urban beekeeping program in 2021. Creating a healthy and safe environment is a top priority, and his initiatives have led the way to obtaining LEED Platinum, Energy Star, and Fitwel certifications, as well as a TOBY award.
Host
Marie-Cloé LeBlanc
Sales Team Manager @Alvéole
Moderating the discussion is our own Marie-Cloé, who has been part of the Alvéole colony since 2019. She spends her days introducing the wonderful world of bees to businesses, organizations, and schools. On weekends, you’ll find her with her nose deep in a flower bush cheering on our hard working urban pollinators.
