Thank You, Elizabeth Brignon, MBA, MSRE, CCIM!

We are deeply grateful to Elizabeth Brignon (Libby), CCIM for her exceptional leadership as President of the CCIM San Diego Chapter for the past two years, 2023-2024.

Career Highlights:

Libby was pinned a CCIM in 2019 and has served on the Board of Directors for the past five years. With over 20 years of experience in Commercial Real Estate, including a decade as a Broker Associate at KW Commercial, Libby specializes in the land and redevelopment sectors with transactions across Southern California. She holds both a Master of Business Administration (MBA) as well as a Master of Science in Real Estate (MSRE) from the University of San Diego and has been a driving force in our industry.

Key Accomplishments as President:

  • Helped CCIM San Diego secure a SECOND PLACE AWARD in Tier 3 of the CCIM Institute’s President’s Cup!
  • Won the individual category for MOST IMPROVED CHAPTER! This achievement speaks volumes about our dedication and hard work. A massive THANK YOU to Libby for her tireless efforts in making this possible. 🙌
  • Rebuilt the San Diego Chapter BOD with a diverse group of officers and directors, establishing a strong and effective leadership team.
  • Hosted dozens of educational and networking events, including collaborations with other professional organizations and student groups.
  • Reinstated in-person educational offerings with all four core CCIM courses held locally each year.
  • Established a fundraising initiative, successfully reaching our goals to fund the new San Diego Future Leaders in Real Estate Scholarship program.
  • Strengthened ties with local Universities, creating future opportunities for the next generation of CRE professionals.
  • Boosted sponsorship, membership, and overall engagement, ensuring a healthy and flourishing Chapter for years to come.

Libby, with your relentless dedication, you’ve truly put CCIM San Diego back on the map. Your leadership has made an incredible impact, and we can’t thank you enough!

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