FAQs
What is the main responsibility of the Lead, Global Real Estate position?
The main responsibility is to oversee leasing, designing, planning, constructing, expanding, modifying, operating, and maintaining offices and facilities within the assigned region while providing support for these services globally.
What qualifications are required for the Lead, Global Real Estate role?
A Bachelor's Degree in Business, Construction Management, Architecture, or equivalent experience, along with typically 8 or more years of related experience, particularly in facility management and real estate negotiation.
What skills are essential for this position?
Essential skills include excellent organizational, communication, and computer skills, strong interpersonal abilities, the capacity to manage multiple tasks, flexibility in accepting additional responsibilities, and supervisory skills.
Will I have direct reports in this role?
Yes, the position may have individual contributor direct reports alongside reporting to a Director-level position or above.
What types of projects will I be managing?
You will be managing the acquisition, design, renovation, and construction of leased properties, as well as overseeing facility management and ensuring compliance with relevant codes and regulations.
What experience is preferred for this role?
Supervisory skills and experience are strongly preferred for candidates applying for this position.
Are there opportunities for cost reduction in real estate projects?
Yes, the role involves identifying opportunities for cost reduction, containment, or avoidance in annual operating and capital budget projections for real estate and facility projects.
What kind of work environment can I expect?
The role ensures facilities are maintained in a quality manner to provide a conducive working environment for employees.
Will I be involved in negotiations with vendors?
Yes, the position requires assisting in negotiations with outside vendors for building-related services.
Is familiarity with health and safety regulations important for this role?
Yes, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations, including the International Building Code (IBC), Fire Safety regulations, OSHA, and ADA mandates, is a crucial aspect of the role.