Our Board

“…every dollar and every hour donated goes directly back into a program or therapy service for the people we serve.”
Tien-Yueh Kubach, BS
Biography
Ms. Kubach is a strategic real-estate development executive with over 25 years of global experience leading complex mixed-use developments across luxury hospitality, wellness and integrated resorts, multi-family, retail, and cultural institutions.
Tien-Yueh currently serves as the Managing Director, Design & Construction at Tishman Speyer, where she supports the firm in hospitality development and third-party development assignments. Prior to this role, Tien-Yueh was a Principal at Lubert-Adler Real Estate Partners where she led the firm’s real estate development platform, focusing on large scale adaptive reuse and historic redevelopment projects. As a member of Lubert Adler’s Sustainability Committee, she played a key role in shaping and implementing social and environmental strategies across the firm’s self-developed projects.
Tien-Yueh’s project experience spans North America, APAC, Europe and the Caribbean. Notably, she led the real estate development team for Marina Bay Sands, a Singaporean subsidiary of the Las Vegas Sands Corporation. During her time in Asia, she managed the day-to-day operations of the development team and transformed the Development and Project Management department from a group of 15 to over 115 specialized experts poised to take on the challenges of MBS’ $6 billion development. She developed and embedded global “best practices” standards in the way they brand, plan, reposition, design, and construct large scale projects while fostering a culture of collaboration and inclusivity between the internal and external global stakeholders.
Earlier in her career, Tien-Yueh served as the Vice President of Technical Services at Tishman Realty & Construction. In that role, she oversaw the development, construction, and coordination of Tishman owned and operated hotel assets. Tien-Yueh was involved in acquisition and due diligence assignments where she was responsible for performing the property assessment and preparing the property improvement plans. In addition, Tien-Yueh served as the development advisor for Mr. Tishman’s pro-bono interests.
Tien-Yueh is actively engaged in industry and community leadership. She serves on the Board of Directors of the Philadelphia Real Estate Council, The Center for Loss and Bereavement, People’s Light Theater and the Philadelphia Chapter of the Cornell Real Estate Council. She is a member of the President’s Council of Cornell Women, ULI Philadelphia and NAIOP Philadelphia and is an Advisory Board Member for the Independent Lodging Congress. Previously, she was a Trustees of the Agnes Irwin School, an all-girls college preparatory school located in Villanova, PA where she chaired the DEI Committee and co-led the school-wide master planning efforts.
She has also contributed to the academic field as a guest lecturer at NYU School of Professional Studies, University of Pennsylvania, Weidner University School of Hospitality Management, and the University of Delaware. Tien-Yueh holds a B.S. in Hotel Administration with a concentration in Hotel Planning, Design and Construction from Cornell University.
Select List of Developments
Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Luxury Hotel, Social Club, Wellness Development, New York, NY (Confidential)
Four Seasons Hotel & Residences, New Orleans, LA
The Bellevue – Hyatt Unbound Hotel, Office, Market Rate Residential, Sporting Club and Retail Mixed-Use, Philadelphia, PA
The Battery- Office, Market Rate Residential, Event Space Mixed-Use Project, Philadelphia, PA
Lifestyle Marriott Branded Hotel, Museum and Multi-Family Mixed Use Project, Philadelphia, PA (Confidential)
The Bourse Building & 400 Market Street – Hilton Tapestry Hotel, Office, Multi-Family, Retail, Events Mixed-Use Project, Philadelphia, PA
Four Seasons Resorts & Residence, Bermuda
Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers, Chicago, IL
St. Regis Hotel San Francisco – Condo, Hotel and Museum, San Francisco, CA
Walt Disney World Swan, a Westin Hotel, Lake Buena Vista, FL
Walt Disney World Dolphin, a Sheraton Hotel, Lake Buena Vista, FL
Saratoga Casino & Raceway Boutique Hotel, Saratoga Springs, NY
Poconos Boutique Resort & Education Facility (Confidential), Honesdale, PA
Mohegan Gaming & Foxwoods Casino Joint Venture Hotel Concept, East Windsor, CT
Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma Boutique Hotel & Casino, Shawnee, OK
Westin Chicago River North, Chicago, IL
Marriott Courtyard Warsaw, Poland
Renaissance Chicago O’Hare Hotel, Chicago, IL
Intercontinental New York Times Square Hotel, New York, NY
Hilton Orlando Disney Springs, Lake Buena Vista, FL
Best Western Plus, King of Prussia, PA
Museum for African Art and Luxury Condominiums, New York, NY
Auschwitz Jewish Center Foundation, Poland
What initially drew you to the Center and inspired you to become a member of the Board?
I was introduced to the Center through the Smith Family. The year before, a parent in my daughter’s class passed away leaving behind a young toddler. At the time, our primary focus was to support the widow, his daughter, and our children as they processed the loss. It wasn’t until I spent time learning more about the Center did, I realize grief comes in many forms and that I (and other parents), could have benefited from the support of the Center.
Share about the role you serve on the board.
I currently serve on the Governance, Development and Facilities Committees.
What has been the most meaningful part of being connected to the Center?
It is an honor to be part of an organization that continues to have a profound impact on individuals and families navigating the challenges from loss.
What is one thing you would want someone to know if they were considering the Center’s services?
Loss comes in different forms and grief can express itself in many ways. The Center recognizes the healing process is a unique personal journey and the entire staff cares deeply for the community they treat.
What are your hopes for people who come to the Center?
My hope is that each person or family who comes to the Center gets the support and comfort they need to heal from their loss.
What are your hopes for the Center?
My hope for the Center is that it continues to build awareness on grief counseling while also expanding their service area in the Greater Philadelphia region.
What words would you use to describe the Center?
Authentic, Empathetic, Professional, Inclusive, Compassionate.
What would you want to say to our donors and volunteers?
Thank you for your support! Every non-profit needs the support of their donors and volunteers. But what makes the Center extraordinary is that every dollar and every hour donated goes directly back into a program or therapy service for the people we serve.
What would you say to someone who was considering volunteering with us in programming, on committees, or as a member of the board?
You won’t regret being part of an organization that has impacted so many. It is a profoundly rewarding experience.
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