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David Cornbrooks
David Cornbrooks is a Senior Managing Director at Savills North America, with a specialization in aligning organizations' real estate requirements with strategic business, financial, and operational objectives.
He offers a range of services through Savills global resources, including workplace strategy, workforce analytics, site/building selection, transaction structuring and negotiation, project management, capital markets/investment sales, market research and analytics, and portfolio management and administration.
With a background in investment banking at RBC Capital Markets, David brings a strong financial, analytical, and detailed approach to his real estate advisory work.
He has vast experience working on various real estate transactions for clients across industries such as government, nonprofit, association, tech, legal, and education, primarily in the Washington DC metro area.
David Cornbrooks has worked on over 2 million SF of transactions for notable clients like City of Alexandria, The Education Trust, the National Governors Association, CARE, Amtrak, Atlantic Media, and DC Government.
Outside of work, David is a proud father, former Division 1 athlete and captain, dedicated Ally Love squader, fan of podcasts like Armchair Expert and Freakonomics Radio, and a learner from content by Dan Pink, Malcolm Gladwell, and other thought leaders.
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Hey Team,
Take 15 seconds to follow Sweat For Breath Foundation where we will post #sweatforbreath updates and #ALKpositive lung cancer news.
More awareness = more research = more life!
Thanks!
Everyone has their own causes for #givingtuesday
The disproportionately low funding for #lungcancer suggests that lung cancer research is not one of them, perhaps because of the stigma attached to it.
That’s unfortunate for people living with ALK+ lung cancer, like me, who are young and have never smoked.
I’m trying to change that.
Today, I #SweatForBreath to make ALK+ lung cancer a chronic or curable condition through the ground breaking research at Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center.
Consider taking 3 minutes to listen to my story (link in bio).
Many donors have not been immediate connections! The power of our collective network is exponential so if you’ve already contributed, please consider reposting and sharing.
More #research = More #life
#lcam #lungcancerawareness #lungcancerawarenessmonth
