Timothy Mitchell

President, Norris & Stevens, Inc.

Tim Mitchell is the President of Norris & Stevens, Inc., a commercial real estate firm based in Portland, Oregon. Here are some key details about his background and role:

Professional Experience

Tim Mitchell has spent over 35 years in the commercial real estate industry.1 He joined Norris & Stevens in July 2010 and has held several leadership positions within the company:

President (current role)
Senior Vice President and Director of Sales & Leasing (for 5 years prior to becoming President)

Under his leadership, Norris & Stevens' brokerage revenues have more than doubled since 2010.1

Before joining Norris & Stevens, Tim worked at Harsch Investment Properties, LLC (now Schnitzer Properties) for 10 years as Senior Vice President of Acquisitions. In this role, he oversaw acquisition and disposition operations on the West Coast, completing over 150 transactions totaling nearly $2 billion across various property types.1

Responsibilities

As President of Norris & Stevens, Tim's primary responsibilities include:

Managing the brokerage groups
Leading commercial sales, leasing, and marketing activities
Serving as a lead member of the Executive Committee
Specializing in acquisition, disposition, and development consulting
Representing landlords/owners and tenants/buyers across multiple product types in Western states1

Education and Background

Tim graduated from the University of Utah in 1986 with a B.S. in Marketing. During his time at the university, he also played quarterback for the football team.1

Professional Affiliations

Vice Chairman, Board of Directors – TCN Worldwide
Advisory Board Member, Ivory-Boyer Real Estate Center, Eccles School of Business, University of Utah
Former Advisory Board Member, PSU Masters of Real Estate Program
Member of various professional organizations including ICSC, CAB, and BOMA1

Recent Achievements

In November 2024, Tim Mitchell was selected as Chairman of the TCN Worldwide Board of Directors, further solidifying his leadership role in the commercial real estate industry.2