CRAIG ROBINSON

 
 

Craig Robinson is an independent board director, advisor and former c-suite executive in the real estate and technology industries. He currently serves as an independent director for Lessen, Roofstock, Second Nature and Semasio. Craig also serves as a Strategic Advisor to Dunes Point Capital, a private investment firm that has invested over $5B in industrial and service companies since 2001. Over the course of his career, Craig has led business units within both large global public companies and private mid-cap growth businesses. He was most recently the Chief Growth Officer for Industrious, a premium workplace company, and prior to Industrious, built and led a global division for WeWork that provided real estate technology, development, and management services. Previously he was the CEO of Global Corporate Services at Newmark (NASDAQ: NMRK) where he led all sales, operations and platform investments for their corporate real estate outsourcing business. Prior to Newmark, he was President of Colliers International Group Inc. (NASDAQ: CIGI), U.S. Region, where he was responsible for $1B+ in annual revenue, 5,600 real estate professionals, and 150 offices.

Over the course of his career, he has also held various executive and senior management positions at Cassidy Turley (now Cushman & Wakefield, NYSE: CWK), CBRE and AIG Investments. He also served on the board and executive committee of Cassidy Turley, which sold to a private equity buyer in 2015, and was a member of the executive teams that took both Colliers International and Newmark public. He is currently a member of the Harvard Business School Alumni Board and serves on the advisory boards for StateBook International, Climate-X and Pacific Program Management (which recently sold to Cresa). Craig earned his MBA from Harvard Business School, and his BS from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Outside of work, Craig is a founding member of the Leadership Now Project where he is a passionate advocate for working and fair democracies and racial equity.