Jeff Anglada

Throughout Jeff's 23 years of experience, he has been dedicated to the effective management of teams, processes, and documents. As a trained and licensed architect, he supports a culture of design and promotes environmental sustainability for projects in the hospitality, institutional, and mixed-use market segments. Strong professional relationships, effective teamwork, and an energized workforce are his priorities.
Jeff has led the design and development of world renowned hospitality and mixed-use projects such as One Beverly Hills, a mixed-use development comprised of a 5-star hotel and luxury condominiums designed by Richard Meier Partners.  His career has been focused on project management of large, institutional and mixed-use projects including; Los Angeles International Airport Terminal, and the Lincoln Center Redevelopment in New York. Other notable projects include The Broad Museum in Los Angeles, and the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY.
Jeff holds a Bachelor Degree in Architecture and a Master’s in Business Administration with a focus in International Business Systems and Management. He holds architectural licenses in California, New York, and Colorado. As a Team Lead for the ACE Mentorship Program, former President of the LMU MBA Student Association, and as a member of the American Institute of Architects, Urban Land Institute, and the US Green Building Council, Mr. Anglada views community involvement as both an opportunity and a responsibility.