SELLINGER SCHOOL AND GESTION OF THE University of LOYOLA, Maryland, appointed P. David BRAMBLE, Co-founder and managing partner of MCB Real Estate, as business manager of the year in 2025. The prize pays tribute to business leaders who embody the Jesuit commitment of Loyola towards the community and service in the direction of their organization.
Bramble will be honored at the annual event of the commercial leader of the year of Loyola on Tuesday November 4 at the Renaissance Harborplace Hotel in Baltimore. For more information, visit the Business manager website of the year.
“David Bramble is a visionary community manufacturer who has recognized the power of real estate development to transform not only neighborhoods, but also the lives of those who live, work and visit these neighborhoods. He is deeply determined to take advantage of various perspectives to create really inclusive environments. “We are delighted and proud to be able to honor him and recognize the impact of his leadership on the Baltimore region thanks to his work at MCB Real Estate and throughout his career.”
Bramble, who has worked in real estate investment for over 20 years, leads MCB Real Estate, a dynamic and keen real estate investment company that manages $ 3 billion in assets, and has, manages and operates more than 17 million square feet of commercial space at the national level, with an additional 4 million square feet currently being developed. Under the direction of Bramble, MCB conducts regional transformative developments such as Viva White Oak, Reservoir Square and Harborplace. Business lawyer and real estate by training and an expert in all aspects of the real estate cycle, Bramble devotes his time to the supply and capitalization of transactions and the supervision of the subscription and execution of the project.
“The leaders play an essential role in training the future of our city and our region, and David Bramble’s passion to promote healthy growth in the city of Baltimore is unprecedented,” said Terrence Mr. Sawyer, JD, president of Loyola. “His creative and strategic work in the development of real estate reflects not only his vast expertise in the field, but also his concern to strengthen a community he deeply knows.
Before MCB, Bramble was director of commercial loans for a full -service service lending company based on the region, Madison Funding, which he co -founded in 2000. Before spending all his time on commercial real estate investment, Bramble practiced the law in the transaction council group.
Bramble is the chairman of the board of directors of Lenistry and member of the investment committee and the board of directors of the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation. He also sits on the boards of directors of the Johns Hopkins Bayview hospital, Ronald McDonald House, the Upenn Institute for Urban Research, Baltimore Tree Trust and the Abell Foundation. In addition, he sits on the executive committee of the Board of Directors of the Grand Baltimore Committee and was a member of the CRC Silver Council of the Urban Land Institute.
A graduate of the City College high school in Baltimore, Bramble obtained an AB in Princeton University and a JD from the University of Pennsylvania.
Bramble has received numerous awards and distinctions. This year only, Bramble was named one of the 100 most influential leaders of Maryland per The daily filereceived the Prix du Trailblazer Anthony Entrepreneur 2025 from the presidents’ round table, was honored by Reginald Lewis Titan Award and received the Community Impact Prize for Met Gala 2025.
About the business manager of the year
The Sellinger School of Business and Management of the University of Loyola has honored a Business manager of the year Since 1983, the recognition of those whose vision, devoted effort and singular commitment to the highest ideals of business have distinguished them, as well as their organizations, as among the best in the nation. Each year, the leaders and managers of Baltimore’s most prestigious companies and organizations attend the first networking event for the local business community.
About the Sellinger School of Business and Management
SELLINGER SCHOOL OF BUSINES AND MANAGEMENT OF LOYOLA Maryland University In Baltimore, provides internationally recognized Jesuit commercial education. Recognized for its scholarship, its ethical leadership and its tradition of excellence, the Sellinger school offers a wide range of areas of studies sought, including nine undergraduate majors and 12 undergraduate minors as well as full -time, part -time and entirely online MBA and master of accounting programs.