Rollin Hansen, CEO of 208.properties, was appointed director of the Boisse College of Business and Economics residence. This position recognizes an accomplished framework which is ready to share their ideas and their expertise with the students in an academic setting. As part of this role, Hansen will teach a real estate management course – a new addition to the real estate program offered by the Ministry of Finance. Real estate management implies basic financing concepts, including budgeting, forecasts and the value of assets. The class will be offered from the 2026 spring semester.
“We are delighted to welcome Rollin Hansen to the College of Business and Economics,” said Mark Banister, dean of the College of Business and Economics. “Rollin brings a rich practical experience in real estate management and real estate, and we are delighted that it has a new course focused specifically on real estate management. This field of real estate management is essential to the Treasure Valley and the nation, and this course gives Cobe students a precious opportunity to learn directly from a respected leader in industry. ”
Hansen was also recognized as a commercial review of Idaho in 2025 CEO of the influence winner. This prize recognizes business and non -profit managers of all Idaho for having constantly demonstrated leadership, integrity, values, commitment to solid excellence and diversity.
In addition to his industry experience, Hansen has training in education. He was an army coach for years and was coach and coach in various industries. The teaching of the real estate management course in the state of wood combines its passion for education with its knowledge of industry.
“With the current construction boom, the request for asset managers and goods in our industry is higher than ever,” said Hansen. “Boisse State already has an excellent construction management program, but it does not offer anything in the management of properties and assets. These areas are essential for long -term management of these new developments. This is a huge opportunity for Boise State to play a key role in the real estate boom of the Treasure Valley and a huge opportunity to direct the accusation in Idaho. ”