THE GLASS HAMMER: MOVERS & SHAKERS WITH PGIM REAL ESTATE’S IVY TSUI
Ivy Tsui speaks to staying open and authentic, asking for sponsorship and embodying inclusion.
Our commitment to advancing diversity, equity and inclusion is rooted in the belief that diversity of experience, backgrounds and perspectives leads to better outcomes for our clients, employees and our communities. We are committed to cultivating a workplace that attracts, retains, and develops diverse talent, and promote an inclusive company culture that respects and celebrates diversity of all kinds.
We partner with our wider community by playing an active role in nonprofit and charitable organizations. We have contributed to organizations to help youth better access training, education, and career opportunities.
KIPP is a nonprofit network of 270 tuition-free college-preparatory public charter schools. PGIM Real Estate works with their campuses in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX; Newark, NJ, and Washington, D.C.
Since 2017, PGIM Real Estate has provided financial assistance and opportunities for PGIM Real Estate employees to provide direct assistance by reviewing students’ college entrance essays and hosting commercial real estate career-related programs at KIPP campuses around the country.
YouthBuild USA works with opportunity youth ages 16-24 to provide skills training in the construction industry, IT, healthcare and more, teach leadership skills for these career pathways, and help place graduates in employment opportunities.
For 8 years, PGIM Real Estate has established a global network of colleagues who support programming across many of these centers, including the U.S., UK and Mexico, by:
Project Destined prepares high school and college students and military veterans with classes in professional and presentation skills, business fundamentals and real estate to obtain scholarships, internships and employment in real estate professions.
PGIM Real Estate employees volunteer as mentors, judges and executive speakers in the program, which works with students across the country, including Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
Understanding and remaining focused on our role in the greater community in which we operate is essential to our success. We’re proud of our ongoing efforts to engage our people, residents and tenants to improve building performance and ignite positive change in our communities.
Ivy Tsui speaks to staying open and authentic, asking for sponsorship and embodying inclusion.
Speakers on this webinar will review highlights from the recent PREA report “What is the S in ESG? A Guide for Real Estate Investors."