Kristina Raspe

Biography: Kristina serves as Vice President, Places for Apple Inc. In this role, she has global responsibility for the full life cycle of all of Apple's real estate assets (retail stores, offices, R&D facilities, data centers, industrial), including: real estate transactions & administration, construction, facilities operations & maintenance, strategic workplace planning, environment, health & safety, renewable energy & conservation, and commute services. Kristina has been with Apple since 2013. Prior to joining Apple, she served as the Vice President for Real Estate Development & Asset Management at the University of Southern California, where she later served as a member of the Sol Price School of Public Policy Board of Councilors. Prior to USC, Kristina was a partner in the law firm TroyGould where she practiced real estate, land use and construction law. Throughout her career she has been actively involved in a variety of organizations, including Urban Land Institute (Global Governing Trustee, Global Board of Directors Member, Americas Executive Committee Chair), Design-Build Institute of America (regional president), Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation (Infrastructure Committee member), California Fair Employment & Housing Commission (commissioner), and Century City Bar Association (president). Kristina holds a BA from UC Santa Barbara, two masters degrees from the University of Southern California (construction management and real estate development) and a law degree from Loyola Law School.