Kyle Peterson

Kyle Peterson joined Colliers International in 2005 as an associate in the advisory services group and was named President/CEO of the Nebraska office in 2013. In his career, Kyle has participated in over $500 million worth of investment sales and leasing transactions. His areas of emphasis include the sales and leasing of commercial office and investment properties. Peterson’s background as a former Major League pitcher and television broadcaster provides a solid competitive and communications core that serves as a backbone in his client relationships.​

Prior to joining Colliers, Kyle was the youngest Major League analyst in the history of ESPN. His responsibilities included both studio and in-game coverage and he has appeared on over 600 Nationally Broadcast events including the College World Series, Little League World Series and the Major League Baseball Playoffs. He was a part of two Emmy-nominated ESPN productions, the 2003 Little League World Series and the 2004 Major League Baseball Playoffs.

Kyle was selected in the first round of the 1997 Major League draft and was with the Brewers organization for seven years, with parts of three years in the Major Leagues. During that time he fostered lifelong relationships with players and coaches from all around the world. He was active in the Major League Players Association and was the assistant team representative of the Brewers in 2000.​​

Rookie of the Year | Omaha - 2006

Broker of the Year | Omaha - 2009

Midlands Business Journal's 40 under 40 - 2009

For the past fifteen years Kyle has worked with ESPN as a baseball analyst. He has been involved in over 600 nationally televised events including the College World Series, Little League World Series and Major League Playoffs.

Kyle is a board member of the Nebraska Make a Wish Foundation, the CWS of Omaha and the Omaha Sports Commission.

First Round selection of the Milwaukee Brewers in 1997, spent parts of three seasons in the Major Leagues before retiring in 2003.​​

Bachelor of Arts in Communication from Stanford University

CCIM-Candidate, International Council of Shopping Centers

Mutual of Omaha Lionstone Group