In 2018, Teri Ford joined King Street Properties, Boston’s largest private owner/developer of life science properties, bringing with her seven years’ construction management and development experience in the local Boston market. At King Street, Ford is involved in a wide range of development activities, including acquisitions, financing, permitting, design, construction and leasing.

Prior to King Street, Ford was a project manager for Gilbane Building Company, specializing in corporate interiors within the local Boston and Cambridge markets. An industry colleague worked with her on Reebok’s headquarters relocation to the Innovation & Design Building, on which Gilbane partnered with JLL. “Her dedication to the project was like I have never seen before,” says the colleague. “Although young, she very quickly gained the trust of the entire Reebok and JLL teams and was able to run the job as a project manager, one of the youngest project managers at Gilbane.”

These are just a few of the reasons we chose Ford to be one of the Boston 2019 Next Generation Award winners. Connect Media’s third annual Next Generation Awards recognize young leaders in the commercial real estate industry who are likely to be influential for years to come.

Ford prides herself on being educated in all things related to the Boston area real estate market. “After a five-minute conversation with Teri, you can just tell that she approaches problems and opportunities differently than others,” a colleague says.

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