Taidgh H. McClory is the founder of T.H. McClory, LLC, an MBE social impact enterprise that helps leaders, developers, and institutions integrate racial equity strategies into their operating models. This integration aims to produce better social and financial outcomes for the communities and companies they build. With over 25 years of experience in commercial real estate and advertising, McClory specializes in strategic planning, real estate brokerage, marketing, brand planning, market research, and economic development. He most recently served as the Director of Social Impact & Inclusion for MP Boston and, prior to that, as the Managing Director/Partner at CBRE/New England. In this role, he led sales management, business development, and civic engagement throughout the New England region.

McClory is a champion of diversity and inclusion and an active member of the Real Estate Executive Council (REEC), a national trade organization that convenes executives of color in the commercial real estate industry. He serves on the Steering Committee for the Real Estate Exchange (REEX), a summer college and career immersion program that aims to build the next generation of students of color by connecting them with knowledge, networks, and access to the commercial real estate industry. Additionally, McClory serves on the Urban Land Institute: Responsible Investment Property Council, the board of Massachusetts Economic Alliance (MassEcon), and the Executive Council of Diversity & Inclusion for The Partnership, Inc., as well as several other initiatives focused on economic development, social impact, diversity/equity/inclusion, commercial real estate, education, and philanthropy.

McClory was the recipient of the 2020 National Commercial Real Estate Development Association’s President’s Award by the NAIOP-MA Chapter. A native of Lynn, MA, he graduated from Dartmouth College with a BA in History and Studio Art. In his local community on the North Shore, McClory serves as the Vice Chair on the Board of Trustees for St. John’s Preparatory School, Co-Chair/Board of Directors for Beyond Walls, the Cummings Foundation Grant Selection Committee, and a lector at St. Maria Goretti Parish in Lynnfield, where he resides with his wife and three children.