Saturday, August 3, 2024

Ware Malcomb Names Smita Gupta Regional Director in San Diego

  

Smita Gupta

SAN DIEGO, CA Ware Malcomb, an award-winning international design firm, today announced that Smita Gupta has joined the firm as Regional Director to lead the San Diego offices. In this role, she will work closely with San Diego's existing leaders to continue the firm's growth and diversification in the region.

Smita brings more than 30 years of architectural experience and international leadership to Ware Malcomb, including in principal roles incubating and growing the India practice and advising clients across Asia Pacific and the Middle East at another international design firm. Most recently, Smita served as the firm’s regional sciences practice area leader for the southwest United States, demonstrating her versatility and expertise across sectors. 

Previously, Smita was a senior member of Genentech’s in-house design and engineering team. Her instrumental role in expanding the California-based biotech firm's real estate portfolio demonstrated her strategic planning and execution capabilities.

Matt Brady

“With her rich blend of design and real estate experience, coupled with her extensive leadership acumen, Smita brings a unique perspective to the firm,” said Matt Brady, Executive Vice President, Ware Malcomb. “We are pleased to welcome her to the Ware Malcomb team and look forward to her contributions.” 

Smita earned her Bachelor of Science degree from Westbrook College in Portland, ME, and Master of Architecture degree from Virginia Tech University. Beyond her professional achievements, Smita is an active member of the UC San Diego Real Estate and Development (RED) Advisory Board, showcasing her commitment to advancing industry knowledge and best practices in San Diego. 


CONTACTS:

Rachel Devany

VP Public Relations, KCOMM for Ware Malcomb

Maria Rodgers, Director, PR & Communications, 949.660.9128, mrodgers@waremalcomb.com

Sean Boswell, PR Specialist, 949.660.9128, sboswell@waremalcomb.com


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