 San Diego, CA resident Elliot Feuerstein has been in the real estate and retail industry since the 70s, developing and managing several shopping centers. Currently an officer of Mira Mesa Shopping Center, Elliot Feuerstein is a member of various organizations in the industry, including the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC).
Elliot Feuerstein ICSC seeks to promote the real estate and retail industry through value propositions, fostering the best practices and standards, a professional growth platform, and community growth through the ICSC Foundation. As the charity arm of ICSC, the foundation undertakes various nonprofit initiatives for community advancement, such as the Talent Incubator Project. The foundation, realizing that new talent worked differently from the retail industry veterans, with changing technology such as mobile applications, working models such as flexible hours and benefits, created the project to support incoming staff members and create harmony with the existing teams. The program provides innovative best practices in encouraging, introducing, and onboarding undergraduate students in the real estate and retail business. This provides accommodating and streamlined entry opportunities for the students while furnishing the industry with new and young talent. Also, the project allows ICSC members to access diverse talent from the community.
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 A bachelor of science graduate in political science from the University of California, Los Angeles, Elliot Feuerstein works as an officer at Mira Mesa Shopping center, housing high profile tenants including Target, Best Buy, and Babies R Us. He started developing and operating shopping centers in the 1970s. Alongside his work in San Diego, CA, Elliot Feuerstein is a member of several groups and organizations, including A Reason to Survive (ARTS).
Founded in 2001, ARTS aims to empower the young people in San Diego's South Bay from the ages of 16 to 24 through creative initiatives, with the primary mission of producing a young, compassionate and creative community. One of these initiatives is the Arts@Work program. Targeting students, ARTS@Work offers internships and site visits to creative fields, engagements with guest speakers in the creativity niche, and access to career resources in San Diego and surrounding regions. The first event in this Arts@Work program features an eight-week, 32-instructional hour-long program in Sweetwater High School for 11th and 12th graders. They are trained in many areas like woodwork, digital fabrication, etc. |
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