CALIFORNIA CCIM CHAPTER
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Sharon Carz CCIM Scholarship
Established – 04/16/2020
 Sharon Carz, CCIM of West Hollywood, California is a commercial real estate professional specializing in Multifamily, NNN and Senior housing developments. Sharon earned her CCIM designation in 2012 and has served twice as Chapter President, Region 2 RVP, Board of Directors and graduated from the 2015 Jay W. Levine Leadership academy. Sharon is an advocate for women in the CRE industry to earn the CCIM designation. Sharon previously represented the US in the world figure skating championships.
Scholarship Value: $1,000
Scholarship Used Toward:
CCIM Core Course
Past Recipients:
Phil Berson – 2023
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Carmela Ma CCIM Scholarship
Established – 10/15/2007
 Carmela Ma, CCIM, of Beverly Hills, California, is the Founder of CJM Associates, a company specializes in real estate investment, advisement and global transactions. She has conducted business in more than 30 countries including projects in Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas. Carmela is a senior instructor for CCIM Institute, and has also held several faculty and committee positions with the National Association of Realtors®.
Scholarship Value: $1,500
Scholarship Used Toward:
CCIM Core Course
Past Recipients:
Claudia Ng – 2008
Farzaneh Tofighi – 2009
Neil Zimmerman – 2014
Nancy Gutterman – 2015
Phyvin Mok – 2016
Travis Albee – 2017
Justin Chan – 2018
Pauline Lam – 2019
Gregory Kho – 2020
Antoinette Stahl – 2021
Matthew Godman – 2022
David Evans – 2023
Jessica Robertson – 2024
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Mary Dee Karp CCIM Scholarship
Scholarship #1 Established – 01/07/2004
Scholarship #2 Established – 07/01/2006
Scholarship #3 Established – 11/15/2007
Scholarship #4 Established – 03/05/2009
Scholarship #5 Established – 12/03/2009
 Mary Dee Karp, CCIM, of Walnut
Creek, California, was the President and Founder of Mary Dee Karp & Associates.
She earned the CCIM designation in 1972, and was a strong supporter of The CCIM Institute Foundation
and its predecessor, the CCIM Scholarship Committee. In addition to being generous
with her time and expertise, Mary Dee is the only Foundation patron to have multiple
named education scholarships with five in her honor. Prior to her passing in 2014,
she was a Honorary Member of The CCIM Institute Foundation’s Board of Directors for five years.
All Scholarship Values: $1,000
All Scholarships Used Toward:
CCIM Core Course
Past Recipients:
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Eric Robbins – 2005
Steven Ring – 2005
Daniel Conrad – 2006
Paul Mader – 2006
Conor Gamulener – 2007
Jonathan Davis – 2007
Cara Trani – 2008
Daniel Conrad – 2008
Romney Eyring – 2008
Jonathan Lien – 2009
Kay Paelmo – 2009
Kellen Fisher – 2009
Carol Cunha – 2010
Evan Huynh – 2010
Gregory Ward – 2010
Peter MacLellan – 2010
Raul Alcaraz – 2010
Dan Clancy – 2011
Dan Enright – 2011
Patrick Barnes – 2011
Peter MacLennan – 2011
Ryan Rodriquez – 2011
Chuck Bukhari – 2012
Cynthia Lee – 2012
Dietrich Brandt – 2012
Eric Wanene – 2012
Katia Bonilla – 2012
Dietrich Brandt – 2013
Gemma Lim – 2013
Helen Chong – 2013
Jeff Bracco – 2013
Tim Vi Tran – 2013
Dietrich Brandt – 2014
Gemma Lim – 2014
Helen Chong – 2014
Jared Grant – 2014
Tim Vi Tran – 2014
Luke Carniglia – 2015
Tony Rishell – 2015
Aaron Whitelock – 2015
Gemma Lim – 2015
Douglas Dransfield – 2015
Jared Grant – 2016
Tony Rishell – 2016
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Kevin Goldthwaite – 2016
Paul Cheng – 2016
Eric Pelos – 2016
Matthew Ferencei – 2016
Jeff Mattlock – 2017
Matthew Ferencei – 2017
Neil Wahlgren – 2017
Rosanna Souza – 2017
Sade Ghorban – 2017
Tony Rishell – 2017
Joshua Crawford – 2018
Kim Oanh Pham – 2018
Marsha Kunz – 2018
Ron Cruz – 2018
Teddy Swain – 2018
Teddy Swain – 2019
Manolito Acebedo – 2019
Jaimi Trunick – 2019
Marsha Kunz – 2019
Brian Sanchez – 2019
Peter Farsai – 2021
Brian Sanchez – 2021
Karina Bingham – 2021
Justin Wong – 2021
Celine Simon – 2021
Maxim Shapiro – 2022
Michael Santillan – 2022
Karina Bingham – 2022
Serena Fuchs – 2022
Sirena Sosa – 2023
Cynthia Cheng – 2023
Jose Lechuga – 2023
Karina Bingham – 2024
Pooja More – 2024
Jonathan Newman – 2024
Anna Swartz-Lopez – 2024
Vaneesa Lam – 2024
Jose Lechuga – 2024
Sukhpreet (Sonia) Sharma – 2024
Alina Siert – 2024
Michael Onufer – 2024
Nino Pascolati – 2024
Rachel Wisuri – 2024
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James and Berta Darr CCIM Scholarship
Established – 12/31/2004
 James Darr, CCIM, of San Diego,
California, was involved with commercial real estate for 50 years until his passing
in 2015. He was instrumental in establishing the San Diego CCIM Chapter, as well
as the Commercial Investment Real Estate Association (CIREA) which was the predecessor
to CCIM Institute. James was an instructor for both CIREA and the original San Diego
Exchange Group. Over the years, he provided valuable support to the San Diego CCIM
Chapter, and was a life member of both the chapter and Institute.
Scholarship Value: $1,000
Scholarship Used Toward:
CCIM Core Course
Past Recipients:
Michael Mazzotta – 2006
Wayne Joseph – 2007
Tony Yousif – 2008
Austin McDonald – 2009
Oscar Flores – 2010
Alice Niewiadomski – 2011
Corey McHenry – 2012
Tori Massie – 2013
Bridget Garwitz – 2014
Anne Bayro – 2015
Byron Fisher – 2016
Kegan Sharp – 2017
Alina Tan – 2018
Thomas Donnelly – 2019
Anni Grimes – 2021
Giovanna Garcia – 2022
Bailey Wolff – 2024
Alexandria Johnstone – 2024
Anthony Acosta – 2024
April Pascasio – 2024
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Gene Trowbridge CCIM Scholarship
Established – 01/01/2013
 Gene Trowbridge,
Esq., CCIM, is a California licensed attorney whose law practice focuses on syndication
of commercial and investment real estate. Awarded the CCIM designation in 1977,
he has served as a member of the CCIM faculty since 1979. Gene has served three
times as the President of the Greater Southern California CCIM Chapter.
Scholarship Value: $1,000
Scholarship Used Toward:
CCIM Core Course
Past Recipients:
Southern California CCIM Chapter – 2015
Southern California CCIM Chapter – 2016
Southern California CCIM Chapter – 2017
Recipient – 2018
Joseph Aranda – 2022
Teresa McCarthy – 2022
Chantel Aguilar – 2023
Heather Francine – 2023
Lorenzo Bonina – 2023
Paul Tecson – 2024
Ye (Emma) Chu – 2024
Jignesh (Jack) Patel – 2024
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