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Suffolk Hires Max Reed Boston – Suffolk, a real estate enterprise headquartered in Boston, announced the hiring of Max Reed as vice president of accelerated talent development to bolster the company’s operation with its people of color and help progress its diversity, equity and inclusion programs and initiatives. He will initially focus on developing Suffolk’s mentorship program for its diverse employees to ensure all employees of color are receiving support and the appropriate coaching to successfully grow and expand their careers at the organization. Reed has experience in business, academia and public service. He is currently an adjunct professor in strategic planning and management at Northwestern University. Prior to joining Suffolk, he served as the senior VP of degree programs at Lake Forest Graduate School of Management.
Max Reed
Reed has held executive leadership positions at three Fortune 500 companies, including AT&T, IBM and CDW. He is a veteran of the United States Navy. He also sits on the Mercy Hospital and Medical Center board and the SGA Youth Services board in Chicago.
BPDA Names Shurtleff Dir. of Planning Boston – The Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA) board has named Lauren Shurtleff as the agency’s director of planning. She is the current deputy director for Downtown & Neighborhood Planning and has served as interim director of planning since February 2019. She will oversee the 29 full-scale and smaller-scale planning studies currently underway, each guided by Imagine Boston 2030, the first city-wide master plan in 50 years. Shurtleff has been with the BPDA’s Planning Division since 2007. Throughout her tenure at the agency, she has worked on a number of planning initiatives and projects, including the
Lauren Shurtleff
air rights planning for both the Central Artery/Rose Kennedy Greenway and the Massachusetts Turnpike, the Christian Science Plaza master plan, and the 115 Winthrop Square disposition process.
NELSON Adds Pandya as Senior VP Reynolds’ Subaru - Lyme, CT
Bill Dube Ford Toyota- Dover, NH
Monarch School of New England - Rochester, NH
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Boston – Architecture, design, and strategy firm NELSON Worldwide announced the addition of Haril A. Pandya, FAIA LEED AP, as senior VP and managing director of its Boston office. He previously held the position of principal and director of asset strategy and repositioning at CBT Architects in Boston. In his 16 years with the firm, he oversaw several significant ground up, repositioning, and adaptive reuse projects. Pandya was recently elevated to FAIA (Fellow of the American Institute of Architects), the highest recognition for progressing the field of architecture. Additionally, he was one of eight recipients of the AIA Young Architects Awards, and has been recognized by Building Design + Construction as a top “40 Under 40.” The news comes on the heels of the firm’s strategic revitalization for its Landlord Services practice, which will be rebranded as Asset Strategy, a holistic
Haril Pandya
analysis and solution-oriented practice focused on unique design solutions around building repositioning, portfolio opportunity analysis, rebranding of assets, authentic revitalization, and the adaptive reuse of buildings around the country. Currently, Pandya is on the board of directors of the Boston Center for the Arts, The BSA Foundation Board, the AIA Government Affairs Committee, and the NAIOP Gavel Board.