Adam Saxton, The Saxton Group
On this episode of Tech + Mortar, Adam Saxton of The Saxton Group tells the importance of taking up the “good neighbor” role when entering a new community. He also describes how his process of opening new locations has transitioned from a site attribute focus to a trade area focus.
Chris Ressa, DLC Management Corp
On this episode of Tech + Mortar, Chris Ressa of DLC Management Corp. gives insightful tips and strategies for building a strong network. Chris also dives into his experience finding a career that aligned with his passion for commercial real estate.
Gregg Katz, The Shopping Center Group
On this episode of Tech + Mortar, Gregg Katz discusses his experience working as the Director of Innovation and Technology at The Shopping Center Group. Gregg touches on technological advancements in the real estate industry, specifically the importance of leveraging mobile data.
Jim Balis, CapitalSpring
On this episode of Tech + Mortar, Tyler speaks with Restaurant Management Group founder and Managing Director of CapitalSpring, Jim Balis. Jim discusses his experience with franchisors and franchisees and where technology has created automation within the industry.
Larry Salinas, SiteZeus / Toys R Us
On this episode of Tech + Mortar, Larry Salinas dives into the evolution of predictive modeling. His ample market research experience at Whole Foods and Toys R Us allowed him to see first hand the transitions from analog models to location intelligence and everything in between.
Lee Arnold, Colliers International Florida
This episode of Tech + Mortar features the Executive Chairman of Colliers International Florida, Lee Arnold. Lee speaks about his experience opening the first commercial real estate department in Pinellas County, Florida and how technology evolved the industry.
Don Fertman, Subway®
Welcome to the first podcast episode of Tech + Mortar, hosted by Tyler Carlson, VP of Sales at SiteZeus. This episode features Don Fertman, Chief Development Officer at Subway®. We talk about his early years at Subway and some of his personal experiences which lead to his success, touching on the evolution of site selection.