What You Don’t Know About Brian Parno

Position: Stirling Development COO.

Picture: Brian taking part in a triathlon.

Background: Spent 22 years learning real estate development, design, and construction working for the Bentall Group in Canada, before moving to the US in 1998. Spent the last eight years at Stirling Development.

Recent Projects: Recently completed 3M SF of industrial development projects at Southern California Logistics Airport in Victorville. Also working on the final phases of Ocean Ranch in Oceanside, with only several parcels left in a 400-acre project.

Favorite Song: “Gift Shop,” or anything Hip…

Music Group: The Tragically Hip.

Favorite Vacation: I feel I haven’t taken mine yet! But, among other things, each year our family goes up the Pacific Northwest, usually to Portland or Bend, and we really enjoy it up there.

Favorite Book: Non-Fiction: 1776, David McCullough; Fiction: The Dog Stars, Peter Heller.

Favorite Food: Cheeseburgers, or Italian. I just like to eat.

Startling Fact: Born in Vancouver, BC, and remains a Canadian citizen. Competed in five Triathlon World Championships representing Canada.

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