Greg Lindstrom
Executive Vice President
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Greg Lindstrom is Executive Vice President of the Irvine Company. Before joining the company, Mr. Lindstrom for two decades was one of Latham & Watkins’ most accomplished attorneys. He has extensive management experience, having served as managing partner of the firm’s offices in Orange County and San Francisco, and two terms on its worldwide executive committee.
At the Irvine Company, Mr. Lindstrom oversees corporate administrative functions and serves in the Office of the Chairman with Irvine Company Chairman Donald Bren, Investment Properties Group President Rick Gilchrist and Community Development President Dan Young.
Mr. Lindstrom has a long association with the Irvine Company, having served as a well-respected legal advisor to the company over the course of 25 years. Prior to officially joining the Irvine Company, he served as Senior Advisor while transitioning from his law career at Latham & Watkins.
While at Latham & Watkins, Mr. Lindstrom specialized in complex legal matters, including issues involving real estate, land use and environmental law for some of the largest landowners, developers and builders in the country. He has significant courtroom experience -- having tried more than 30 lawsuits -- and is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers.
Mr. Lindstrom has a J.D. from the University of Chicago, and an A.B. from the University of California, Los Angeles.
The Irvine Company is a 140-year-old privately held company known throughout the world as a best-of-class master planner and long-term owner, investor and operator of a large and diversified real estate portfolio. The company also is known as a steward of some of the most beautiful, permanently preserved land in California. In addition to its master-planned communities on The Irvine Ranch® in Orange County, Calif., the company also is known for its portfolio of high-quality investment properties -- office, retail and apartment -- it owns in San Diego, Orange County, West Los Angeles and the Silicon Valley. The company traces its roots to the 1860s with the assembly of The Irvine Ranch from Mexican and Spanish land grants. The Irvine Company was incorporated in 1894.