Jenny Mailman
Director, Operations
Jenny began her career in property and asset management in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Jenny has been with CAPREIT since 2012 and has worked her way up through the company travelling across the country working in New Brunswick, Ontario, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia in her various roles.
Jenny has worked as a Site Admin, Site Manager, Operations Manager and became an Associate Director in 2018. Jenny is currently focused on her role in manufactured home community business management, leveraging her extensive experience across the entire country.
In 2019, Jenny was honored as the inaugural recipient of CAPREIT’s prestigious Thomas Schwartz Legacy Award. The Thomas Schwartz Legacy Award is intended to recognize one distinguished CAPREIT employee who exhibits behaviour aligned with exemplary leadership qualities, are a role model for the organization, and embody the visionary qualities Tom Schwartz represented.
Jenny worked extensively on the recent acquisitions of 34 MHC communities, overseeing a significant expansion doubling the size CAPREIT’s MHC Portfolio.
News
BMO Capital Markets Fireside Chat with Mark Kenney – June 2022
Mark Kenney sat down with Jenny Ma, BMO Canadian Real Estate Analyst, for a BMO Capital Markets Fireside Chat on June 1st, 2022.
BNN: How REITs can be the solution to the housing crisis
CAPREIT has a vested interest in providing safe, clean and viable places for Canadians to live. Whether through ESG initiatives, capital expenditure or other projects, we invest in the maintenance of our communities and the benefit are passed on to our residents.
CAPREIT Celebrates World Health Day
Happy #WorldHealthDay! This year’s theme is ‘Our Planet, Our Health’ which focuses on the importance of keeping humans and the planet healthy, in order to create livable communities, where clean air, water and food are available for all.
STOREYS: Canadian Rental Housing Organizations Unite to Support Ukrainians
A growing number of Canadian real estate companies are stepping up to the plate to offer assistance to Ukrainians in the midst of the ongoing crisis. Now, a group of Canada’s largest private and public rental housing providers have united to offer support for the people of Ukraine.
CTV News: A double tragedy: Toronto charity making preparations to host young Ukrainian cancer patients in need of treatment
Scott Lightfoot – CTV News – Monday, March 14th 2022 ‘A double tragedy’: Toronto charity making preparations to host young Ukrainian cancer patients in …
Interview on CKLW AM800 – Canadian rental housing organizations banding together to offer support for Ukraine
THE SHIFT with Patty Handysides – Monday, March 14th 2022 Mark Kenney, President and CEO of CAPREIT, speaks with Patty Handysides on CKLW AM800 …