Peakhill’s Jen Harrop, SVP, Fund Management joined Pamela and Pharrah on the GLOW CRE podcast, a platform sponsored by Greystone. Their discussion speaks to their first look at how women are faring in the Canadian CRE market. They delve into similarities / differences between the U.S. and Canadian markets and whether an investor deck can be “too pink.”
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GLOW CRE (Gaining Leaders, Originators and Women in Commercial Real Estate) is an honest look into what it’s like being a woman in CRE finance, how some of the industry’s top women got to where they are, and how women can work together with men as allies to increase equity for all in the CRE sector.
Since Peakhill’s inception, we have been committed to fostering an environment where women thrive, grow, and have equal opportunities at all levels of the organization. Peakhill recently celebrated International Women’s Day proudly by highlighting the strong representation of women we have across our team, featuring our Senior Vice President of People and Culture, Pam Greenstein.
Peakhill Capital is focused on originating, underwriting and servicing commercial mortgages for institutional investors, investment managers, developers, and borrowers across North America. Peakhill strives to create more affordable housing opportunities and understands the concerns of developers and investors amidst changing market conditions. Through our Canadian lending arm, Peakhill Capital has grown to be one of the largest CMHC Insured lenders. Our U.S. lending arm is focused on U.S. multi-family investments, primarily financed with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac first mortgages. Peakhill Equity Partners is an opportunistic equity platform focused on Co-General Partner (“Co-GP”) and Priority Equity investments in ground-up and value-add real estate projects in the United States and Canada.