LOS ANGELES—AICI has named Kathleen Briscoe as COO and real estate investment officer. In this new position, Briscoe will lead the firm’s expanding investment platform, which is looking to invest $50 to $100 million of capital in the next 12 to 24 months.

“Now is an opportune time to make strategic investments in well-located assets where we can add value through repositioning, redevelopment or proactive management,” says Briscoe. “Our investment focus is in the western United States particularly Southern California, Phoenix, the Pacific Northwest and the greater Denver area where we believe there are numerous mid-sized properties that fit our investment profile.”

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