PIDC continues to be out and about driving growth across every corner of Philadelphia. From participating in panels and attending industry events to hosting community meetings and touring some of the city’s next major developments, our team is constantly working to support Philadelphia’s economic future. This #ThrowbackThursday, take a look at where the PIDC team has been making connections and moving projects forward.
1-2 Angie Fredrickson, PIDC’s VP of Real Estate Services and co-chair of the Women's Leadership Initiative Philadelphia at
@uliphiladelphia hosted a dynamic conversation on the future of Lower Schuylkill. The event featured insights from PIDC client Tia Lyles-Williams, Soha St. Juste from FIFTEEN Architecture
@fifteen_xvad , and Logan Axelson from
@septaphilly , who shared updates on upcoming developments for Southwest Biocare and other exciting projects shaping the area’s growth. A great discussion on innovation, collaboration, and what’s ahead for Southwest Philadelphia!
3-4 PIDC President Jodie Harris joined former President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
@philadelphiafed Patrick Harker for a thoughtful fireside chat on the opportunities and challenges shaping Philadelphia's economic landscape. Conversation included discussion on growth, investment, and the path forward for our city.
5- VP of Real Estate Troy Mandy and SVP of Real Estate Thomas Dalfo attended a grand opening event in the Byberry East Industrial Park for Martin Brower, a food service distribution company new to the city and region.
6- VP of Marketing Communications and Government Affairs Kevin Lessard, photographed with Mariska K. Bogle from MKB Global Solutions, attended the
@discover_phl Annual Luncheon. More than 900 members of Philadelphia’s hospitality, tourism, business, and civic community gathered to discuss America's 250th Anniversary and how 2026 will be the year of continued growth and success for Philadelphia!
As spring rolls in, we’re looking forward to even more exciting opportunities to drive growth to every corner of our city.