ONTARIO, CA—During her 35-year career with CBRE, Darla Longo, vice chairman, has become a nationally recognized entrepreneurial leader, visionary, motivator and mentor—not to mention one of the most recognized and active investment sales professionals in the industry, winning a national award for her top performance in the company every year of her career.
Longo is also a person of great integrity; and she strives to make a difference in her community and in the lives of others. She is passionate about being the best at what she does—in her work, with her family and as a member of the Los Angeles community.
Longo was recently chosen as a candidate in Real Estate Forum's Women of Influence Hall of Fame. Longo has shown women that they can be leaders in their companies and committed mothers, wives, friends and citizens.
Longo was the first woman on the CBRE Board of Directors and has been a top 3% producer for the company for 34 out of 35 years (in her first year she was named the national Rookie of the Year). In her spare time, she also recently trained to become a volunteer reserve sheriff near her office. She's an inspiration and mentor to women in commercial real estate and in the Southern California business community.
To learn more about Longo's rise to the top, her accomplishments and career achievements, visit the feature in Real Estate Forum.
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