Concord Pacific Developments Inc.
Jaclyn Stoilen (Henrichsen) is an experienced project manager with a strong background in commercial property management and leasing. Current involvement at Concord Pacific Developments Inc. began in January 2018, first as an assistant project manager and now as a project manager. Prior experience includes serving as a commercial property manager at Headwater Projects Inc. from 2013 to January 2018, focusing on retail, office, and mixed-use properties in Vancouver, BC. Earlier roles included office leasing assistant at Brookfield Office Properties in Calgary, AB, where responsibilities involved managing a portfolio of six AAA office towers primarily occupied by large oil and gas tenants, and commercial property manager at Talia Jevan Properties Inc. in Vancouver, BC, specializing in office and retail property management from 2008 to 2011.
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Concord Pacific Developments Inc.
Concord Pacific Developments Inc. is Canada’s largest master-planned community builder. It was formed in 1987 to develop Concord Pacific Place on the former Expo lands in downtown Vancouver, Canada. Concord has not only transformed the Concord Pacific Place Vancouver skyline, the Group also built the second largest master-planned community, Concord CityPlace in Toronto (Concord Adex), in addition to other communities of scale across the country with expansion also to London, United Kingdom and Seattle, United States. Concord has built over 150 towers with additional 50 in various stages of planning and development. Concord is committed to a multitude of neighbourhood and city wide community sponsorships and charities. It has also been making art accessible to the community neighbourhoods by establishing Canada’s largest public art program. Over the past 30 years, The Concord Group of companies has also diversified into business sectors such as: software and information technology, telecommunications, and green energy projects in solar, wind and hydroelectric power generation.