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What Every Property Team Should Know About BIDs

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Property teams are responsible for what happens inside their buildings, but many of the safety challenges they face extend beyond the property line.

That’s where Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) and local organizations can be valuable partners.

On September 23rd, our Security & Emergency Preparedness Committee will bring together local leaders for Keeping Buildings Safe by Working With BIDs and Local Groups, an educational event designed specifically for commercial property teams.

Know Who to Call Before You Need Them

BIDs and local organizations can provide resources and connections that help property teams navigate issues ranging from public safety and homelessness-related activity to incident response and conditions surrounding their buildings.

But those resources are most useful when property teams understand who to contact, what support is available, and what they can realistically expect from these partnerships.

Our panel will feature Suzanne Holley, President & CEO of the DTLA Alliance, and Anthony Rodriguez, President & CEO of the LA Fashion District BID, bringing firsthand experience working at the intersection of Downtown Los Angeles, commercial properties, and community safety.

The conversation will be moderated by our Security Committee Chairs Ivan Villegas, CPP, UCLA, and Mario Gaggioli, Guard-Systems, Inc.

Put BOMA/GLA's Network to Work for Your Building

One of the benefits of being part of BOMA/GLA is access to the people, organizations, and expertise that can help property teams address real-world challenges.

This event is about making those connections practical. Build the relationships now, so when an issue comes up at or around your property, you know where to turn.

📅 September 23rd | 8:30–10:00 AM
📍 550 S. Hope Street, Los Angeles

Property managers, building operators, security professionals, asset managers, and others supporting commercial properties are encouraged to attend.

Register here!

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