What You Don’t Know About Terry Montesi

Tonie Auer
Trademark Property Co. CEO Terry Montesi speaking at the October 2022 NAREE conference in Atlanta.
Courtesy of NAREE
Trademark Property Co. Ceo Terry Montesi Speaking At The October 2022 Naree Conference In Atlanta.

Position: CEO of Trademark Property Co.

Memorable project: Market Street Woodlands and La Palmera

Known for: Being high energy and creative

Hometown: Memphis, TN

Current residency: Fort Worth

Why DFW: Hired by Lincoln Property Co. out of grad school in Dallas and never left

School: University of Texas – MBA

First job: Working in a grocery store

Job in another life: Singer

Person (living or dead) to meet: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Greatest fear: Failure

Daily habit: Working out and reading Bible verses

Favorite song: “Moondance” by Van Morrison

Favorite book: Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand

Favorite movie: Glory

Favorite restaurants: Bottega (Yountville, CA), Daniel (New York, NY)

Bucket list items: Skydive, Africa Photo Safari, Galapagos, play the old course at St. Andrews

Family facts: Grandparents emigrated from Italy to the Memphis area. He has been married for 25 years with 3 kids: John (22), Janet (20), and Emma (16).

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