NAIOP's Mentorship Program in High Gear

Kevin Chan from London Pacific Property understands the importance of seeking advice from the grey hair set to help advance his career. He signed on for NAIOP's mentorship program, and last night spent an hour with Ivanhoe Cambridge's Graeme Silvera. "We talked about Graeme's career, different roles he took on, how he got to where he is now. One good piece of advice is to never be afraid to ask a dumb question," says Kevin, who has three other mentoring sessions with three other people in the biz. For Graeme, the motivation is just to give something back:"I want to make sure people don't make the same mistakes I made."

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