Professional Expertise

Patricia L. Crumley is Executive Managing Director in Savills Chicago office and a key member of the Savills’ National Site Selection & Incentives Team. Pat is a recognized leader in the corporate real estate industry with an outstanding track record in both the corporate and service provider arenas. She has worked as a trusted advisor to C-suite level corporate executives in the areas of business strategy, supply chain & logistics, site selection, incentives, project & program management, transaction structuring, corporate real estate, organizational development, service delivery design and business process outsourcing. She is a creative, energetic and highly motivated individual who thrives on new challenges and in environments requiring complex multi-disciplinary problem solving.

Over her 30+ year career, Pat has demonstrated a proven ability to design and execute business strategies that achieve corporate objectives while mitigating business risks. She has led the corporate real estate operations for Harris Bank/Bank of Montreal and MillerCoors, LLC, and has held senior leadership positions with Cushman & Wakefield and The Staubach Company/Jones Lang LaSalle. Most recently, Pat was the Founder & Managing Principal of KodaC Enterprises, LLC.

Awards, Achievements and Activities

Pat has been an instructor with CoreNet Global (a professional organization for the corporate real estate industry), teaching the Strategic Outsourcing class for more than 18 years and a recipient of the CoreNet Global Learning’s Top-Rated Faculty award (more than 15 years). She holds the CoreNet Global, Master of Corporate Real Estate (MCR) and Senior Leader Corporate Real Estate (SLCR) professional designations. Pat is a licensed real estate broker in Illinois and Ohio. She is a member of the American Water Resources Association (AWRA).

Pat has been a long-term volunteer with the United Way of Metropolitan Chicago and United States Pony Club; and has performed pro-bono work of American Indian Center of Chicago.