SAN ANTONIO \u2013 A longtime Pearl executive has left the organization.<\/p>\n
Mesha Millsap<\/a> has stepped down as CEO of Pearl<\/a>, a position she held since 2022, when Pearl owner Silver Ventures split the management of the complex into three separate entities. <\/p>\n In her position, she oversaw operations, leasing, marketing and other aspects of the mixed-use district. Her last day was Dec. 31.<\/p>\n In a prepared statement, Silver Ventures CEO Bryant Ambelang said Millsap would be missed for her leadership and her personality.<\/p>\n \u201cThe list of Mesha\u2019s professional accomplishments at Pearl is too long to count,\u201d he said. However, what will be missed most is her kindness, her generosity, and the joy she has shared with each person in our community.\u201d<\/p>\n Millsap said she was proud of the team that has assembled during her nearly two decades at Pearl.<\/p>\n \u201cPearl is growing and accelerating in exciting ways, and has a very bright future. I will be cheering on Pearl\u2019s continued success.\u201d<\/p>\n Joining the group as an accountant in 2007, Millsap rose through the ranks to chief operating officer in 2018, working in that role for more than three years before taking the top post. She received a San Antonio Business Journal Women\u2019s Leadership Award in 2023.<\/p>\n The company said the \u201cexisting leadership team\u201d will manage Pearl as a search starts for her replacement.<\/p>\n Pearl has seen a lot of change within and outside its footprint over the last several years. Cured<\/a>, Full Goods Diner and Botika have all shuttered their doors, and development on the other side of the San Antonio River continues to deliver housing<\/a> and other amenities.<\/p>\n Read more of this story at the San Antonio Business Journal website<\/a>.<\/p>\n