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REAP is an industry-backed, market-driven program that finds and trains career-changing minority professionals for positions in commercial real estate, through education, networking, and on-the-job training with leading firms. With the enthusiastic support of industry leadership, REAP—the Real Estate Associate Program—is now widely acknowledged to be the most successful diversity initiative in the commercial real estate industry. |
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New York City REAP class to start February 16, 2010.
REAP exists because the commercial real estate industry’s professional ranks are less than 1% minority at management levels—less than 1,000 people of color in an industry with over 125,000 professionals. During its short existence, REAP has increased that minority cohort by 10%—by spotlighting a talent pool that was always there, but previously unacknowledged. Over 80 REAP Associates now work for leading firms in the industry, from London to Los Angeles, New York to New Mexico:
REAP’s recruiting process is competitive and selective, attracting credentialed, career-changing, professionals—architects, bankers, engineers, MBA's, lawyers and sales people. They know how to add value to a company’s bottom line. Employers meet potential minority employees—not in mandatory diversity training—but in voluntary, business-oriented opportunities that raise comfort levels on both sides. REAP’s success has been validated by leading minority professional groups like Black MBA’s, Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting, National Organization of Minority Architects, and REEC (Real Estate Executive Council), and through REAP’s affiliation with the business schools at Howard University in Washington, DC, and at Clark Atlanta University in Atlanta, Georgia, and with Baruch College in New York City and The Graduate Real Estate Programs at DePaul University and Roosevelt University in Chicago, IL. REAP was launched in Washington in 1997, in Atlanta in 2001, in New York City in 2006 and in Chicago in 2008. [more] For more information, write REAP@projectreap.org. REAP is a 501(c)(3) organization — Federal ID # 52-2291039
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Yes, I want to help REAP continue its important mission. |
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