BIASC Announces “A Special Evening with Industry Leaders” Event Led by Special Guest Speaker Scott Wild of John Burns Real Estate Consulting

“We are thrilled to co-host this highly anticipated event featuring our industry’s most prominent leaders, including Scott Wild of JBREC,” said Carlos Rodriguez, Senior Vice President of the BIA San Bernardino County Chapter. “Mr. Wild brings more than a decade of experience working in multiple sectors of the real estate and development industry throughout Southern California. We’re honored to have him lead our event and share the latest insights on our SoCal and IE markets.” Wild’s longstanding career began as a market analyst for K. Hovnanian Homes before managing new home communities. He later became vice president of a consulting and development firm where he spearheaded project analysis and onsite operations throughout the southwestern United States.

“A Special Evening with Industry Leaders” will also feature an influential panel moderated by renowned economist and author Dr. Jay Prag of Drucker School of Management. Panelists will include Randall Lewis, Senior Executive Vice President of Lewis Management Corp.; Michael Battaglia, Division President of New Home Company; and Greg McWilliams, Chief Policy Officer and Vice President of FivePoint.

“Connecting our community with top-tier, up-to-the-minute industry knowledge is the most rewarding aspect of being involved in the BIA,” said Adam Wood, Vice President of BIA Orange County Chapter. “Together with the San Bernardino Chapter, we look forward to forging invaluable learning and networking opportunities for all our members. This event is not to be missed.”

For more information and to register for “A Special Evening with Industry Leaders,” visit BIASC.org/Events. Event sponsorship opportunities are now available; interested sponsors can visit the BIA event site or contact Laura Barber at or 949.777.3861

About BIASC

The Building Industry Association of Southern California is the voice of the region’s building industry, with four chapters offering localized services to building professionals from Ventura to the southern tip of Orange County. Throughout its 100-year history, the association has served its builder and associate members by anticipating, protecting, and promoting their common interests through its many programs, services, councils and committees. For more information on the Building Industry Association of Southern California, visit biasc.org.