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What does it take to oversee 6.8 million square feet of commercial real estate across Western Canada?

For our latest Day in the Life, we connected with Kevin Humphrys at Epic Investment Services who has spent 28 years in the industry and now oversees property management, operations, and leasing across Alberta, British Columbia, and Manitoba.

Their biggest advice for those starting out: stay curious, take initiative, listen well, build relationships, and do not take shortcuts.

Stay up to date with the latest industry professionals and market news by following along!

Special Announcement

BOMA Edmonton + North is honoured to welcome The Honourable Danielle Smith, Premier of Alberta, as the keynote speaker at our upcoming BOMA Leaders Luncheon.

📅 Thursday, September 10, 2026
📍 The Westin Edmonton

Following the Premier’s keynote address, Ryan Jespersen will moderate a fireside chat exploring the issues shaping our province and the future of Alberta’s economy.

Join commercial real estate professionals, industry leaders and stakeholders from across Alberta for this timely conversation.

Registration is now open, and space is limited.

🔗 Register through the link in our bio via our website event page.

For Part 8 of our Day in the Life series, we connected with Sean McCullough from Nearctic Industrial REIT to learn what it takes to lead a growing portfolio of industrial real estate assets.

With nearly 40 years in the industry, his role extends far beyond property ownership—overseeing investment strategy, capital allocation, acquisitions, and portfolio performance while delivering long-term value for investors.

Stay tuned for the next instalments of our series as we continue highlighting the people and professions shaping Edmonton’s business and development industry.

For Part 7 of our Day in the Life series, we connected with Ashley Simpson from to learn more about what it takes to oversee 4.2 million square feet of commercial retail space across Alberta.

After 17 years in commercial real estate, one thing stands out: property management is far more people-focused than most realize. From supporting tenants and owners to coordinating contractors and operations teams, success comes down to strong relationships, communication, and problem-solving.

Stay tuned for the next instalments of our series as we continue highlighting the people and professions shaping Edmonton’s business and development industry.

For Part 6 of our Day in the Life series, we connected with from .cdlhomes to learn more about leading sales, marketing, and communications across 10 retirement living communities in Alberta.

From community partnerships and event planning to branding and outreach, the role is rooted in connection, creativity, and purpose. Most importantly, it’s about helping seniors transition into a new chapter and creating communities where they feel supported every step of the way.

Stay tuned for the next instalments of our series as we continue highlighting different facets of Edmonton’s business and development industry!

Commercial solar isn’t just panels and projections — it’s strategy, coordination, and navigating an industry that changes by the day.

In Part 5 of our Day in the Life series, we hear from Lee Sinal with to learn what goes into leading complex commercial solar projects across Canada. From interpreting government incentives and utility requirements to working alongside engineers, developers, and property owners, no two days look the same.

After more than a decade in the industry, one thing remains constant: the momentum behind renewable energy continues to grow. And projects like the Edmonton Convention Centre’s solar-integrated glass roof are proof that sustainability and innovative design can go hand in hand.

More to come!

What does it really take to build connections in the construction industry? Hear from Jamie Fleese, Business Development Manager at to get a behind-the-scenes look at a role rooted in relationships, trust, and opportunity.
 
With nearly 27 years in Edmonton’s construction scene and now at PCL, her work spans everything from fast-paced tenant improvements to major projects like NAIT’s Advanced Skills Centre – all while emphasizing accountability, integrity, and grit.
 
This is Part 4 of our Day in the Life series, spotlighting the people shaping Edmonton’s business and development landscape. Stay tuned for what’s next!

Most people think recruiting is just filling jobs… it’s not.

We’re taking you behind the scenes with David Little into the world of recruiting and the relationships that drive the industry.

From placing talent across Alberta to building real, lasting connections, it’s more than just hiring — it’s about understanding people, businesses, and what truly makes the right fit.

“You develop real friendships with your clients and candidates… the more involved you get in the industry, the more you enjoy it.”

This is Part 3 of our Day in the Life series spotlighting professionals across Edmonton’s commercial real estate industry.

Follow for more about what really happens behind the scenes!

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Ever wondered what goes into a business before it even opens its doors?
We’re behind the scenes with the Cody Mathiesen, the Vice President & Co-Owner of PM Signs Corporation, to uncover one of the most overlooked parts of starting a business: signage.

From design and permits to fabrication and installation, what seems simple can take months and plays a huge role in how customers find and experience a space.
It’s more than just a sign, it’s what draws people in and guides them once they’re inside.

This is Part 2 of our Day in the Life series spotlighting professionals across Edmonton’s business landscape.

Follow along! You don’t want to miss what’s next.