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CEO Bill Meaney says remote work induced by the pandemic drove demand.
CEO David Lukes said the REIT’s rooftops and asphalt allow it to produce energy and operate sustainability.
Yoel Kranz says broader forms of activism are now evident in the REIT industry.
Deloitte’s John D’Angelo also says REITs are reviewing their hiring practices in wake of “great resignation.”
CEO John Kite said the REIT’s portfolio strategy was adjusted after its merger with RPAI in 2021.
CEO Jeff Edison says successful retailers must be able to reach their customers wherever they are.
CFO Liz Perkins says leisure and travel trends have been strong this year.
TD Securities’ Michael Coster said investors are also looking for sector-specific conversations to determine future growth opportunities.
Taryn Fielder says she supports ongoing efforts to simplify corporate disclosure.
Building Cyber Security CEO Lucian Niemeyer said REITs need to begin by prioritizing the risks to their brands.
Venable’s Jim Hanks said boards should have a rights plan to prepare for hostile tender offers; and a classified board to prepare for a hostile proxy contest.
CEO Aaron Halfacre said that since the REIT went public earlier this year, its challenge remains to be good corporate stewards of investors’ money.
KBW's Haendel St. Juste explains REITs were able to take advantage of low cost in 2011.