Jamie Beale Howe is the CEO and Founder of JBH Enterprises, a management consultancy uniquely positioned to influence the future of commercial real estate and to empower future investors.
As a seasoned commercial real estate executive with 20 years of leadership experience with publicly traded Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), Jamie has led major real estate projects and dynamic teams across the country. She now leverages her experience to guide individuals, families, and small businesses through every step of the real estate investment process - from finding the right property or selling a non-performing property, to creating a long-term plan that supports wealth-building for future generations.
Jamie’s ultimate goal? To make commercial real estate more inclusive, accessible, digestible, and impactful for those who want to create lasting legacies through ownership!
Jamie earned her MBA and BBA in Business and Spanish from Loyola University Maryland. She has also earned the CCIM® (Certified Commercial Investment Member), CPM® (Certified Property Manager) and RPA® (Real Property Administrator) designations.
She brings her leadership to the Advisory Boards of The Kachuwa Fund, The Black Business Investment Corporation, Pathway Capital, The Pink Queen Foundation, Komen’s ‘More Than Pink’ Walk, NAWIC (National Association of Women in Construction), and Level Leaders. In her ‘free’ time, Jamie enjoys watching and playing basketball, traveling, singing karaoke, and spending time with her husband and son.
Education & Designations
Loyola University Maryland
MBA, Management
BBA, Marketing & Spanish
Cornell University
Diversity & Inclusion Certificate
Professional Designations and Certifications:
Intercultural Development Inventory® (IDI) – Qualified Administrator
Intercultural Conflict Styles ® Certified
CCIM® - Certified Commercial Investment Member
CPM® - Certified Property Manager
RPA® - Real Property Administrator
Don't just speak about it;
BE about it
Jamie is a thoughtful and dynamic mentor. She has coached me on how to have productive tough conversations, taking my career to the next level and even how to network. What I appreciate the most, however, is her constructive criticism. She has a way of disarming my defenses so that I am able to take a good look at myself when necessary. Being that she is sincere and trustworthy, it is almost easy to have these tough conversations. I attribute much of my growth to her leadership and just watching her in action.
