Ryan Bloom is a real estate investment leader with eight years of hands-on experience executing value-add transactions, asset management, and portfolio strategy across industrial, healthcare, and retail sectors. Now Vice President Investment Management at Kurv/Bridge Industrial, he oversees portfolio strategy for the firm’s largest investor and discretionary value-add fund, blending private equity rigor with operator sensibilities. An MBA from Kellogg with a focus on venture capital and entrepreneurship informs his knack for marrying technology and real estate—evident from his work building a PropTech sale-leaseback platform and modeling VC pitches. Earlier roles at Birchwood and PGIM demonstrate repeated success sourcing and closing complex deals and creating analytic dashboards to drive portfolio decisions. He also contributes to open-source editor projects, improving front-end UX and refactoring backend gesture/selection logic, a testament to his practical coding chops and attention to product usability. Outside work he channels creativity and community engagement through improv training and active nonprofit involvement, bringing uncommon communication skills to deal-making and team leadership.
8 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
BS, Accountancy and Finance, BS, Accountancy and Finance at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign - College of Business
Contributions:16 commits, 12 PRs, 1 push in 7 months
Contributions summary:Ryan primarily contributes to the front-end of the xi-mac editor, focusing on enhancing the user interface and user experience. Their work includes implementing new features such as the shift+return find_previous command, and theming the search panel to match the application's appearance. They also addressed memory leaks and improved usability by updating cursor behavior and incorporating improvements for the find panel functionality.
Contributions:8 commits, 7 PRs, 3 pushes in 5 months
Contributions summary:Ryan primarily focused on refactoring and improving the core logic of the xi-editor. They implemented new `SelectionGranularity` options and refactored the gesture handling code to be more modular. Furthermore, they addressed deprecated gesture types and updated existing drag functionalities. Their work directly contributes to the editor's core selection and gesture functionalities, enhancing the overall user experience.
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