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| George Livingston |
ORLANDO, FL--- George Livingston, chairman and
founding partner of NAI Realvest, the Orlando-based commercial real estate
services firm, was recently honored with a scholarship in his name for
qualified students majoring in real estate at University of Central Florida’s
College of Business Administration.
During his long career in
commercial real estate, and 31 years as a member of the National Association
for Industrial and Office Parks (NAIOP), Livingston has been continuously
researching, sharing and mentoring along with his everyday involvement in the
business of NAI Realvest.
Livingston’s development,
brokerage and investment interests garnered him unparalleled expertise across
many sectors of industry which keeps him on top and ahead of trends.
He is currently a member of the NAIOP
Research Foundation and Trends Task Force where he and other senior members
identify and communicate to the membership trends that will present either
challenges or opportunities to their business within 3-5 years.
The past president of the
Orlando Chapter of NAIOP is a member of the organization’s National Research
Foundation providing educational programs and activities that help developers
and others involved in commercial real estate exceed the needs of their local
communities.
He was instrumental in having UCF professors
Dr. Randy Anderson and Dr. Joshua Harris
named NAIOP Distinguished Scholars so they and UCF can compete for research
grants.
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| Randy Anderson |
He is likewise a member of NAIOP’s Industrial Development Forum 1 because of his continuous involvement in industrial property development, ownership and investment.
Amid all those business
activities, Livingston is on a UCF board that helps start-up technology
companies raise capital.
To say the least,
Livingston is the man that you want as a reference on your resume.
Although at a time when
retirement would be natural – he already retired once as an Army Lieutenant
Colonel – Livingston wants to keep giving back in ways few can commit to
carrying out for such an extended period.
“I just want to help keep
the talent local, create a better future for my hometown where I’ve been
successful.”
For a complete copy of the company’s news
release, please contact:
Larry Vershel or Beth
Payan, Larry Vershel Communications Inc. 407-644 4142 Lvershelco@aol.com
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