Who From Real Estate is Helping 2024 Olympics Bid?

Could San Diego be hosting the Olympics in 10 years? That's exactly what Carrier Johnson's new COO Vincent Mudd wants. As chairman of the San Diego 2024 Exploratory Committee, he gave three reasons why he thinks we have a shot: our love of sports, a population from all over the world, and significant infrastructure investment. Vincent tells us an Olympics win would be "huge" for commercial real estate and require extensive master-planning and development. Vincent previously ran the workplace design-build company sdoi. Two markets he's eyeing in his new post: Asia-Pacific and South America. Speaking of games, Vincent and his two sons--one at USC, the other in high school—compete in video games professionally. (Could Assassin's Creed replace badminton in the 2024 games?)

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