Employee Spotlights
Our employee spotlights shine a light on the vast opportunities that exist at W. P. Carey across different departments.
Our employee spotlights shine a light on the vast opportunities that exist at W. P. Carey across different departments.
Read the stories below to learn about the unique career paths of our employees, what they love most about coming to work every day and what they believe it takes to succeed at W. P. Carey.
"The personalized learning experience I had during my internship is definitely one of the great things about W. P. Carey and has positioned me to be able to contribute at a high level to the company and grow tremendously in a short period of time."
"The 'secret sauce' of W. P. Carey is that the company is rooted in having a great culture and believing in its employees. When you have that type of environment, it makes you want to show up for the company and your peers."
"The potential for growth becomes exponential as long as you seize the opportunities presented to you."
“The executives and managers here really do give you the baton and let you run with your own career, while being in the background to support and guide you. I’ve never felt more in control of my work than I do here, and that’s really empowering."
"Collaboration and respect are key at W. P. Carey, which makes for a great work environment where you feel supported every step of the way."
"What's really special is that employees feel connected to what they're doing and invest a lot in the company, and in return the company invests back into the growth and development of its employees."
"I love the culture of flexibility. It's not only in the work-life balance, but also the flexibility to change and adapt."
"Simply put - I like the people I work with and enjoy the work I do. I also value the company's commitment to giving back."
"I believe my military experience has been beneficial to my role at W. P. Carey by providing me with perspective and strengthening my leadership skills."
"As long as your idea aligns with the company’s broader goals, there’s always a good chance it will be implemented, which really allows you to drive your own success."
"In order to succeed, you need to be proactive and solutions-oriented. One thing I’ve learned since being here is there is no such thing as an “unsolvable problem” at W. P. Carey!"