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David Bergeron

Co-Founder & President @ ReSeed Partners | Investing in Local Real Estate Operators

David Bergeron is a seasoned professional in the commercial real estate industry, specializing in workplace transformation and advocating for client success at T3 Advisors.

With a strong belief in the impact of workplace environments on talent recruitment, retention, and productivity, David focuses on creating spaces that drive hyper-growth for companies and ensure happy customers.

As a key leader at T3 Advisors, David spearheads the Bay Area operations and supports a diverse portfolio of clients across the nation, with a focus on the Tech, Life Sciences, and Venture Capital sectors.

David's educational background includes studies at Stanford University, where he pursued a Master's Degree in Communication and Media Studies with a focus on Social Media, showcasing his dedication to continuous learning and professional development.

Prior to his role at T3 Advisors, David held leadership positions in various organizations, such as serving as President and Co-Founder at ReSeed Partners, a Board Member at Nashi, Inc., and actively participating in charitable initiatives like All Stars Helping Kids.

David's professional journey also includes a remarkable stint as a Middle Linebacker in the National Football League (NFL), demonstrating his versatility and determination in pursuing diverse interests and challenges.

Recognized for his innovative approach to real estate services, David is known for disrupting the traditional corporate real estate industry through T3 Advisors' 'conflict-free' model that prioritizes tenant representation, thus securing better deals for clients.

Passionate about the evolving landscape of commercial real estate, David embraces technologies like Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, and PropTech, foreseeing their significant impact on shaping the future of the industry.

Highlights

Jun 1 · linkedin

Small multifamily as an asset class (2-49 doors) consists of approximately 25.5M units domestically in the US alone.

Representing $5 Trillion of total value.

93% of the SMF owners are small private investors...not institutional investors. Resulting in one of the most attractive, sub-institutional markets available today.

In one of his recent, Thesis Driven posts, Brad Hargreaves does a great job capturing the ReSeed Partners business model and how we plan to unlock institutional-like access to the SMF market for investors all across the country.

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San Francisco Bay Area