Ted Furst is a Project Manager for BRV Corp. and is based in New England. He combines his professional training and hands-on experience in areas of development, design, and construction to work with clients on public parks and private land projects.
At BRV, Mr. Furst has advised developers on the public realm of mixed-use projects in Boston and New York, as well as worked to create activity and generate revenues for the Boston Common and other public spaces.
Prior to joining BRV, Mr. Furst worked for Vail Resorts in Colorado as a Manager in the Resort Development Department, where he managed a team of researchers. Using his team's findings, he collaborated with senior management on planning initiatives for property development, resort expansion, and infrastructure improvements across four resorts.
Mr. Furst has expertise in public-private partnerships through his non-profit board affiliations. His combination of business and community-based experience allows him to bridge the gap between developers and community activists that often slows urban revitalization projects. He is a member of Urban Land Institute (ULI), Director of the Beacon Civic Association, Chairman of the Beacon Hill Architecture Committee, and Director of the Cambridge Street Community Development Corporation.
Mr. Furst attended Union College earning two degrees. He holds a degree in Economics, writing his thesis on resort development, and a second degree in Visual Arts.
