Norman Radow established The RADCO Companies in 1994, founded on his lifelong passion to improve the

lives of people and neighborhoods. Norman was born and raised in public housing in Brooklyn, New York. His

harrowing experiences as a young boy showed him firsthand the influence that property management and

public policy can have on the quality of life for residents and the greater community.

Norman founded The RADCO Companies, a real estate investment firm, in 1994 focusing on developing for-

sale urban condominiums until 2006. Then it pivoted to manage workouts and became the leading

restructuring firm in the United States, overseeing much of Lehman Brothers’ real estate assets in bankruptcy.

RADCO identified multifamily as the next investment opportunity coming off the Great Recession in 2010.

Since then, RADCO acquired and invested in approximately 30,000 apartment units in 15 markets and

completed and sold over 100 multifamily transactions totaling $3.2 billion. Norman launched Radco

Residential in 2014, to deliver superior human-centric data-driven property management, construction, and

asset management services for The RADCO Companies’ rapidly evolving portfolio and for third party clients.

The company delivered substantial operational success while embracing a warm and nurturing culture and

cutting-edge business practices while always delivering on life lessons that Norman learned in his youth.

In addition to multifamily, RADCO’s Hospitality Division was created in 2021 in response to the pandemic’s

operational and capital markets disruptions. RADCO has since acquired twelve hotels in three states and

continues to seek out hospitality assets in the southeast US as well as other markets.

Norman was the long-time chairman of Kennesaw State University’s Board of Trustees, serves on The Board

of New York Law School, and along with his family, is an active philanthropist. He has received many awards

for his service to the community. In 2020, the State of Georgia Board of Regents named “The Norman J.

Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences” after him. Norman was awarded an honorary PhD in 2023

from KSU. He also earned a Juris Doctor from New York Law School and a BA in history from SUNY

Plattsburgh.

As Chief Development Officer for Selig Development Company, Baile oversees Selig’s commercial, residential, and mixed-use development platform. Co-founding Selig Development alongside Scott Selig in 2014, Baile is recognized as one of Atlanta’s leading developers whose dossier accounts for over 5,500,000 square feet of commercial, hospitality, residential and mixed-use developments and acquisitions.

Current projects include three new towers started in 2018, The Epicurean Atlanta Hotel, 40 West 12th Street (Condominiums) and 1105 West Peachtree (Office) plus street-level retail. The Works, a mixed-use 80+/- acre development on Atlanta's Upper Westside represent 1.5 million square feet of office, residential, retail and entertainment, 550 North Highland (residential) and two additional towers in Midtown round out Selig Development's current initiatives. Baile's ventures represent in excess of $2.5 Billion in the Atlanta Region since 2004.

A graduate of Auburn University, professional and civic associations include: National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP), Urban Land Institute (ULI), Atlanta Apartment Association and Board of Directors for the Midtown Alliance.

Tim Perry is a Managing Director and the Chief Investment Officer at Jamestown, as well as a member of the firm’s Executive Committee. He is responsible for developing and leading the firm’s investment strategy. Mr. Perry has more than 25 years of experience in financial and investment-related positions. Prior to Jamestown, Mr. Perry joined North American Properties (NAP) in 2009 as Partner and Vice President of Acquisitions. Over the years, he has held various financial roles, including Director of Investments and Chief Investment Officer, before becoming Managing Partner of NAP’s Atlanta office in 2020. Mr. Perry was responsible for advancing the company’s strategy to acquire, reposition, and redevelop mixed-use communities. Under his leadership, the Atlanta subsidiary of NAP nearly doubled its assets under management over four years, partnering with institutional capital investors to invest in value-add, mixed-use, experiential properties. Prior to NAP, Mr. Perry worked at CBRE for a decade, ultimately reaching the position of Senior Vice President.

He is a licensed real estate broker in Georgia and involved in professional organizations, such as Innovating Commerce Serving Communities (ICSC) and the Urban Land Institute (ULI). He serves as Chairman of True North 400 (formerly the North Fulton Community Improvement District), Interim Chairperson for Rehabilitation Enables Dreams (RED), where he has supported pre-trial diversion, restorative justice, and criminal justice reform initiatives, and Board Member of the Newport Southbank Bridge Co., Council for Quality Growth, the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce, and Midtown Alliance. He has been recognized as a leader in the industry, including in Atlanta Magazine’s Atlanta 500; Georgia Trend’s 500 Most Influential State Leaders; and the Atlanta Business Chronicle's Most Admired CEOs. Mr. Perry earned a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Rhodes College.

Mel Esser is the CEO of Geheber Lewis Architects, where she’s leading the 37-year-old firm into its next chapter of designing Multi-Family communities built to last—both in structure and in the relationships. From its Atlanta roots to offices in Chicago and Denver, GLA teams up with developers across the country on market-rate, senior living, student housing, and are particularly passionate about the affordable housing work they do. Mel finds real joy in architecture that’s thoughtfully balanced — not just in its design, but in how it impacts the surrounding community. A proud Philadelphia native and graduate of Thomas Jefferson University, Mel now calls Roswell, GA home, with her husband and two kids, Maximus and Zoey.