Brianna Miller
EXPERIENCE
Brianna Miller is an experienced member of TOK Commercial’s Retail Brokerage Team. As a retail advisor, Brianna’s passion resides in guiding her clients through the acquisition, lease-up, and disposition of quality retail investment properties.
Brianna takes special interest in activating and revitalizing retail activity of urban and downtown cores. She believes that when executed well, these areas serve as primary gathering places for the greater community and growth that Idaho is welcoming.
PROFESSIONAL & COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
• Retail Brokers Network, member
• Leadership Boise, graduate - 2015
• International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), member
• Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM)
• Idaho Youth Ranch, Wine Women & Shoes 2015 - 2017
• Deliberate Directions, Whetstone Member 2021 - Present
• Urban Land Institute Member 2023
• CREW Idaho Board Member
EDUCATION
Brianna has earned the Certified Leasing Specialist (CLS) designation from the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC). She also holds the prestigious Certified Commercial Investment Member designation (CCIM), signifying her advanced coursework in financial and market analysis, and extensive experience in the commercial real estate industry.
Brianna attended the College of Idaho, graduating cum laude with a B.A. in Business Administration, emphasis in Marketing. She played for the C of I Women’s Basketball team. As a C of I Yote, who married a Crusader (NNU Nampa), one of her passion projects has become boosting the retail amenities throughout the Canyon County.
FAMILY, HOBBIES & INTERESTS
An Idaho native, Brianna loves to remain active and soak up time with her family. Brianna spends her weekends with her husband, daughter Alivia and son Carson in Nampa, Idaho. They consider themselves “weekend warriors”, exploring the Pacific Northwest.
One of her greatest joys, currently, is immersing her free time in supporting her kids in their sporting events.
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