Daniel A. Linder, MPS
Adjunct Faculty, Sustainable Real Estate
Programs
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Real Estate Development
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School of Landscape Architecture and Planning
Areas of Expertise
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Applied AI & Systems Thinking
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Sustainable Real Estate
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Impact Investing & Blended Capital
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Startups & Early-Stage Ventures
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Governance & Leadership
Degrees
- Master of Professional Studies in Global Real Estate, Georgetown University
- Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance & Real Estate, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Biography
Daniel Linder is the CEO and a Board Member of Saxon Woods, a fifth-generation family enterprise focused on innovation in sustainable real estate. He is the creator of the CIMBEL Method™, an interdisciplinary, market-based approach to sustainable real estate development.
His background spans family enterprise, banking, real estate, philanthropy, higher education, and technology, with a focus on creating measurable outcomes and long-term value. Daniel teaches to help students connect interdisciplinary theory to practical decision-making in real estate investment, development, and place-based leadership.
Daniel studied architecture and finance as an undergraduate and holds advanced credentials from Georgetown University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.