In January 2008, Theodore Carter assumed leadership of CB Richard Ellis’ efforts strategy to deliver real estate solutions to government and public sector clients in the Americas.  In this role, he leads sales, marketing and business development for the Public Institutions and Education Solutions Group.  He also serves as Co-Chair of the CBRE African-American Network Group.

From 2005-2007,  he served as CB Richard Ellis’  South Florida market leader, responsible for all lines of business for five offices and successfully expanded the company’s marketplace penetration, branding and civic leadership, to include the acquisition of Blackrock Property Advisors, a boutique retail market firm. 

Prior to joining CB Richard Ellis, Ted served as President and CEO of the quasi-public National Capital Revitalization Corporation (NCRC) in Washington, DC, which oversaw the development, award and construction of more than $1 billion of development projects to include: the master planning for the 50 acre SW Waterfront and Marina;  DC USA, home to the first Target in the District of Columbia; renovation of the historic Tivoli Theater; City Vista; The National Urban League’s Washington, DC headquarters and 7 other signature projects.

He has held senior positions in municipal operations, legislative affairs, real estate and economic development in Mayoral administrations in New York City, Newark, NJ and Washington, DC.

From 1997-2000, Ted was Deputy Assistant Secretary for Management Operations at the U.S. Department of the Treasury, where he had responsibility for real estate, capital assets, procurement, supplier diversity security/critical infrastructure, among other responsibilities.  He was the recipient of the Department’s Exceptional Service Award.

Ted held the position of Deputy Campaign Manager and Chief Operating Officer in 1996, for President Bill Clinton’s national re-election campaign.

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