Brian Shockley
About Brian Shockley
Brian Shockley is a Real Estate Manager at thyssenkrupp in the Greater Chicago Area, with extensive experience in real estate management and a background in Business Management from the University of Illinois at Chicago.
Title
Brian Shockley is currently serving as a Real Estate Manager at thyssenkrupp in the Greater Chicago Area.
Company
Brian Shockley is a seasoned professional within thyssenkrupp, where he has held multiple roles transitioning from a Real Estate Transactions and Systems Specialist to his current role as Real Estate Manager. Previously, he has also occupied positions such as Real Estate Analyst and Corporate Real Estate Project Coordinator.
Education and Expertise
Brian Shockley completed his Bachelor of Science (BS) in Business Management from the University of Illinois at Chicago, attending from 2010 to 2014. His educational background in business management laid the foundation for his extensive expertise in managing commercial real estate, leading strategic property acquisitions, and system implementation for operational efficiency.
Professional Background
Brian Shockley started his professional journey at thyssenkrupp as a Supply Chain/Real Estate Intern in 2014. He subsequently advanced to the role of Corporate Real Estate Project Coordinator in 2015, then served as a Real Estate Analyst for three years. By 2018, he became a Real Estate Transactions and Systems Specialist, and eventually, he took on his current role as Real Estate Manager.
Achievements
Brian Shockley has managed a commercial real estate portfolio exceeding 1 million square feet. He has successfully implemented a new real estate management software, leading to a 20% improvement in operational efficiency. Additionally, he spearheaded negotiations for lease agreements resulting in a 15% reduction in annual costs. His efforts in conducting real estate market analysis have identified promising investment opportunities, and he has developed and executed strategic plans for property acquisitions and dispositions.