Since 1993, Noble has specialized in making income and value-add investments in upscale hotels

throughout the United States. Through its private equity real estate funds, Noble has invested nearly $4

billion in communities throughout the country, creating thousands of jobs. As a fiduciary to state

pensions, university endowments, and foundations, Noble’s endeavors help to preserve and grow our

limited partners’ capital, which provides retirement benefits for our country’s teachers, policemen, and

firefighters as well as financial resources for students to attend college.

As founder and chief executive officer, Mr. Shah provides overall strategic guidance for the Noble

organization and heads its investment committee. He has been profiled in Newsweek magazine as one

of the most influential South Asians in the United States, named as one of Atlanta's most prominent

leaders by Atlanta Magazine and the Atlanta Business Chronicle, and as one of the 21st century's most

influential hospitality industry leaders by both Lodging Hospitality magazine and Lodging magazine. He is

the most recent recipient of the prestigious IREFAC C. Everett Johnson Award for leadership in the

hospitality industry.

Mr. Shah presently serves as non-executive chairman of the board for CorePoint Lodging (NYSE: CPLG)

and serves on advisory boards with Marriott International and Hyatt Hotels Corporation. He is also a

member of the Industry Real Estate and Finance Advisory Council (IREFAC) of the American Hotel and

Lodging Association.

Mr. Shah is an active supporter of educational objectives and is currently serving his fourth term as a

member of the Board of Trustees for his alma mater, Wake Forest University.

With an eye for beauty and unrealized opportunity, Joyce augments her clients’ visions and manifests them as truly innovative spaces. For Joyce, life is about pushing boundaries and ourselves, which is one thing she values most about working at Corgan. “We strive to consistently challenge the way things have been done by studying and developing new approaches,” she says.

While Joyce’s primary role is the leadership of workplace interiors in Atlanta, she also manages the Atlanta office. After 42 years in the industry that has allowed her to pursue her passion for art, life has come full circle for Joyce, whose daughter chose to follow a similar path. “My daughter has always been at the core of my world and a point of inspiration,” she says. “She, too, is an interior designer, practicing in a thriving residential firm.” Beyond her passion for fine art, horseback riding, and the environment, Joyce finds

inspiration from traveling and seeing the world. “Seeing beautiful buildings and landscapes, this is what gets me excited about the future — and how being re-inspired by this will influence the way I look at the future,” she says.

Michael Mazurk is currently serving as The Director of Multifamily at QXO. Mr. Mazurk and his team focus on providing commercial and residential roofing, siding, windows, decking, insulation, specialty lumber, waterproofing, and air barrier systems to the North American building industry. Mr. Mazurk is responsible for the Multifamily, Senior Living and BTR segments as well as the national account relationships within. He and his team work directly with Owners, Architects, General Contractors, Installers and Manufacturers. Mr. Mazurk brings over 20 years of building material experience in sales, distribution, import and manufacturing. Mr. Mazurk and his team strive to be involved with the value chain in the full life cycle of the build to save time, manage work more efficiently, and enhance their businesses. Their goal is to ensure proper specification, installation and supply of the materials while working in partnership through the value chain to mitigate risk and drive value to all parties involved.

Windsor Stevens Managing Partner Rod Mullice is an experienced developer who believes deeply in the crucial role the built environment plays in creating healthy communities. His vision is not just about creating spaces where people live, work and play. His approach to development focuses on crafting a built environment that encourages social interaction, technological innovation, environmental sustainability, and transportation options, facilitating the Connected Lifestyle.

Rod has closed on over $150 million in transactions of urban development, financing and acquisitions since 2009. He led the team that renewed the leases of a 217,000 square foot office building in Historic Downtown College Park for the Federal Aviation Administration Southern Regional headquarters. Rod successfully conceived, planned, financed and managed the construction of the $20.9 million apartment community, The Pad on Harvard, next to the College Park, GA, MARTA Station as the Managing Partner of Air Realty, LLC. The Pad opened for residents in December 2017 and is now at 96% occupancy. He has recently completed construction on Phase I of Temple Square, a $5 million townhouse community in College Park

Rod has engaged actively with the College Park community by initiating the Rose Stevens Mullice Academic Achievement Awards at College Park Elementary School, named for his mother. He serves on the City of Atlanta’s Office of Buildings Technical Advisory Committee; the Aerotropolis Atlanta Alliance Board of Directors; the Atlanta Commercial Board of Realtors Board of Directors, who’s Mentoring Committee he chairs, and a member of its Million Dollar Club, the Urban Land Institute Committee. He Born in Liberty County, GA, where his multigenerational family ties continue, Rod is a graduate of Savannah State University with a BA in Political Science and the Harvard University Graduate School of Design Advanced Management Development Program.

Since the success of The Pad on Harvard and the launch of College Park’s special TOD District, which he actively supported, Rod has been invited to speak to a number of professional organizations. His presentation offers insight about the benefits of TOD and how to leverage transit for thriving communities.

Lisa R. Hurd serves as Executive Vice President at Atlanta-based real estate investment and development firm The RADCO Companies. As the co-head of the RADCO Investment division, Lisa oversees Capital Markets, Asset Management, and Dispositions for the firm. Lisa’s team structures and raises private equity capital, sources creative and accretive debt, manages investment performance, debt, and investor relations for all assets under management, and oversees dispositions activity within RADCO’s multifamily, JV equity, and hotel portfolio.

Lisa has spent her entire career at RADCO and has held multiple roles within the firm during its unprecedented growth following The Great Recession. Beginning her career as an Asset Manager, Lisa oversaw the operations, renovation, repositioning, and ultimate disposition of 5,000 apartment units in multiple markets. She also has worked in both Capital Markets and Acquisitions Analytics, where she underwrote hundreds of potential investment opportunities to expand RADCO’s multifamily portfolio. In her most recent role as Vice President of Capital Markets, Lisa raised more than $800 million in private equity capital and sourced over $3 billion in debt to finance RADCO’s investments while providing best in class investor relations management for RADCO’s network of over 1,000 high net worth investors.

In addition to Lisa’s role at RADCO, she works with several organizations focusing on female empowerment and social equity. In 2016, Ms. Hurd co-founded Real Estate Network Empowering Women, Inc. (RENEW), an initiative to inspire, empower, and advance women in commercial real estate finance. After several years as Co-President, she still serves on the board of directors in an advisory capacity. She is also a board member and serves as Chairwoman of Resource Development for Cool Girls, Inc, a non-profit organization seeking to end the cycle of poverty, low self-esteem, and teen pregnancy for Atlanta girls. Lisa also is an active board member of Open Doors, an initiative led by the Atlanta real estate community with a mission to eradicate homelessness. Lisa also sits on the board of The RADCO Companies and serves as Treasurer of The Radow Family Charitable Foundation. In 2018, Ms. Hurd was featured as a “Woman to Watch” in commercial real estate finance by Globe Street’s Real Estate Forum.

Harvey comes to Portman Residential from Mill Creek Residential Trust where he led development operations for the Atlanta region, and prior to that, Jamestown Properties. He brings a strong focus on mixed-use development, urban high-rise construction and strategic multi-family development to our team, managing national operations and overseeing strategy and execution. Harvey has spent his fifteen-plus real estate career building Atlanta, and has been involved in the development of more than 4,000 multifamily homes with a total capitalization of over $1.2 billion. He is an active member of the Urban Land Institute, Real Estate Group of Atlanta, and the International Council of Shopping Centers.

Over the past two decades, Malloy has worked in a variety of capacities within the development industry, including development planning and execution, marketing and branding, leasing, and public relations.

Today, Malloy is a senior leader within Selig Development Company, a subsidiary of Selig Enterprises. Malloy is focused on the development of Selig’s mixed-use developments including: The Works at Chattahoochee, 1105 West Peachtree, City Springs, and 1200 Spring Street. In addition to her experience executing developments, Malloy possesses a strong marketing, branding, and communications skill set, which allows her to provide a unique perspective to any development.

Prior to joining Selig, Malloy spent 12 years with Carter where specialized in the development of complex, large-scale urban mixed-use projects. The majority of these projects were public-private partnerships (P3). Malloy also led Carter’s Advisory Services business unit and all of Carter’s internal and external corporate and project-level marketing and communications teams.

Prior to earning her MBA, Malloy worked at Morgan Stanley where she performed financial analysis and played a large role in client relations, providing her with a solid understanding of the investment banking and securities.

A graduate of The Art Institute of Atlanta with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design, Melissa Banko founded Banko Design with 10+ years of experience in the industry. Her creative and leadership skills were recognized early; she led the interior studios of Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio and played a vital part in building project teams at TVS Design. She brings a comprehensive approach to each project, with an ability to implement cutting edge designs, timeless aesthetics, and incomparable project management. As Founder and Principal of Banko Design, Melissa oversees the day-to-day operations of a 50 person team of designers, interior architects, purchasing agents, warehouse staff and administrative personnel. Under Melissa’s guidance, Banko Design is renowned for offering great design and unparalleled project management at an incredible value to each of our clients.

Matt Bronfman is a Principal and the Chief Executive Officer of Jamestown. Mr.

Bronfman joined the company in 1998 as General Counsel and in 2002 was

named Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer. He became CEO in 2012,

and is responsible for managing Jamestown’s global operations and overseeing

corporate strategy and execution. Under Matt’s leadership, Jamestown has

grown its portfolio of assets in the U.S. and expanded into Latin America and

Europe.

Mr. Bronfman has more than 25 years of experience in real estate and has led the acquisition,

redevelopment and oversight for over $20 billion in projects, including Chelsea Market in New York City,

Ponce City Market in Atlanta, Industry City in Brooklyn, the Innovation and Design Building in Boston, and

Ghirardelli Square in San Francisco.

Prior to joining Jamestown, Mr. Bronfman practiced law at Holland & Knight. He currently serves on the

boards for the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership, the Metro Atlanta Chamber, the Jewish Federations of North

America, and is Board Chair of the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta. Mr. Bronfman also serves as

President of the board of Directors for the Jamestown Charitable Foundation, which supports nonprofits

to help make cities more enjoyable places to live and work. He has been recognized as a leader in the

industry and is a recipient of the Real Estate Roundtable President’s Circle Award; New York Observer’s

100 Most Powerful People in New York Real Estate in 2013 and 2014; Commercial Observer’s Top 100

Most Powerful People in Commercial Real Estate from 2015 to 2020; Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Most

Admired CEO in 2017; 2019’s 100 Most Influential Georgians by Georgia Trend; and Atlanta Magazine’s

Top 500 Most Powerful Leaders of 2019.

Mr. Bronfman graduated Phi Beta Kappa and summa cum laude from Tufts University in Boston and

attended law school at Northwestern University in Evanston, IL, graduating magna cum laude.

Todd Flaman joined Patterson in 2015 after having spent four years originating structured real estate loans at GE Capital Real Estate. Todd’s background also includes seven years of trading debt instruments in the financial services industry. Todd’s professional experience in capital markets provides for a deep understanding of real estate and financial transactions which is instrumental in providing solutions to clients. He has long played a critical role on the senior management team and as a leader over the production team. Todd became a partner in the firm in 2020.

Todd is originally from Boston. He is active in ULI Atlanta and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Trinity College and a Master of Business Administration, Beta Gamma Sigma, from Emory University. He is a licensed Georgia Real Estate Salesperson.

Mr. Mehra is a senior managing director and is currently responsible for growing the Hines Southeast region platform in Nashville, TN and Charleston, SC. He oversaw development of 222 2nd Avenue South, a 390,000-square-foot office/retail mixed-use project in downtown Nashville and is leading the development of boutique retail projects at the Ravinia office complex in Atlanta, GA. Prior Hines experience includes development-related activity for 1180 Peachtree, @1377, Deerfield Park and Perimeter Summit. He was also a key team member involved in the acquisition of Atlanta Financial Center, 1001 Summit, Hock Plaza and Avenue at Murfreesboro. More recently, he co-led the entitlement and planning for Northpark 700 and assisted in the feasibility and planning for a large scale mixed-use project in partnership with the Research Triangle Foundation at Research Triangle Park in Durham, NC.

Mehra earned his BA in Economics from the University of Rochester and MBA from the University of North Carolina.

Nellie Shipley Sullivan is a real estate attorney in Holland & Knight's Atlanta and Charlotte offices. Ms. Sullivan's practice ranges among a broad variety of transactions involving commercial real estate.

With more than 25 years of practicing law, Ms. Sullivan leads teams in complex projects, including corporate expansions and relocations, various financing structures, and acquisitions and divestitures of company product lines. She also assists with economic development programs. In addition, Ms. Sullivan has deep experience with developer projects, including housing (single-family and multifamily), mixed-use, assisted living, office parks, industrial parks and malls. She also helps real estate investors with their acquisitions and sales.

Prior to joining Holland & Knight, Ms. Sullivan was a partner at a transnational law firm in its Atlanta and Raleigh, North Carolina, offices.

Ryan Howard is responsible for leading CP Group’s construction capability for projects lead by the firm’s Atlanta office. Ryan and his team provide valuable insight to acquisition diligence and leading redevelopment and project execution. In his first three years with CP Group, Howard provided valuable leadership to a construction pipeline exceeding $500 million.

Prior to joining CP Group, Howard spent nearly ten years at HD Supply, Inc, Home Depot’s wholesale B2B subsidiary, where he rose to the position of Senior Director of Real Estate and Facilities, spearheading corporate real estate strategy for the Future 500 Company.

Earlier in his career, he held multiple high-level development and design roles at companies, including architectural firms and general contractors in Connecticut and Georgia.

Howard received his Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from Lehigh University and Masters in Construction Management from Georgia Institute of Technology. He is a licensed General Contactor in the State of Georgia.

An expert in developing complex, large-scale mixed-use developments, John brings a passion for creating great places to Toro

Development Company. Kelley leads all aspects of commercial development, applying a collaborative approach that blends

creative thinking with technical expertise.

With over 23 years of experience, Kelley has developed nearly six million square feet of award-winning projects with a combined

valuation of more than $2 billion. Prior to joining Toro Development Company, Kelley served as Partner and Senior Vice President

of Commercial Development at North American Properties where he led the mixed-use development platform for the company’s

Atlanta office. During that time, he oversaw the ground-up development of Avalon, the $1 billion “urbanburb” in Alpharetta, and

the iconic transformation of Colony Square in Midtown Atlanta.

John graduated from Georgia Tech with a Bachelor of Civil Engineering degree and earned an MBA in Real Estate from the

University of Georgia.

As Managing Director, Herbert Ames is responsible for the

strategic direction and priorities of EDENS’ Southeast

Region and sits on the company’s Investment

Committee. With a 19-year tenure, Ames oversees the 2.6

million square-foot Southeast portfolio, as well as future

growth through (re)development and acquisitions. He is

currently responsible for the 2.5 million square-foot

redevelopment of Lulah Hills in Decatur, GA.

Herbert is well-recognized for his commitment to the community. He is currently

serving as treasurer on the Board of Directors for the Buckhead Community

Improvement District and serves on the Board of Directors of the Buckhead

Coalition. He is a past member of the ICSC Next Gen Leadership Network and ULI

Atlanta Livable Communities Council and was named Chain Store Age magazine’s

“10 Under 40 – Ones to Watch.”

He previously chaired the Long-Range Planning Committee of the City Center

Partnership (CCP), an organization dedicated to reinvigorating Columbia, SC’s urban

core and central business district, and served on CCP’s Executive Committee of the

Board of Directors. He also co-chaired the Midlands Reality Check for Urban Land

Institute-South Carolina.

Herbert is a graduate of the Leadership Columbia (South Carolina) Class of 2008, a

member of the International Council of Shopping Centers and Urban Land Institute,

and a Director of Buckhead Coalition. He received a Bachelor of Science from the

University of South Carolina.

A Senior Associate Principal with over 18 years of experience, Franz has

contributed to KPF’s portfolio of iconic projects, from Beijing’s tallest tower to the

final plot at New York’s World Trade Center. His programming specialty spans

residential, office, mixed-use, and supertall buildings.

Franz’s work emphasizes each project’s context, taking into consideration the

impact of the new development on its locale and vice versa. In Atlanta, Franz’s

work on 1020 Spring Street delivered a hospitality-forward office building with

lively collaboration spaces and flourishing greenery. Located just north of Tech

Square, the city’s center for Georgia Tech-spawned businesses, the project

brings Class AA office space to the city’s innovation district. Ahead of its

completion in 2024, 1020 Spring Street was identified as a key driver of the city’s

tech boom by the Atlanta Business Chronicle.

Franz’s other projects include 5 World Trade Center in New York, a mixed-use

tower that mediates between the historic texture of the neighborhood and the

modern character of the World Trade Center. Further west, Franz serves as

Project Manager for Waterline in Austin, soon be the tallest tower in Texas, which

incorporates office, residential, and hotel program while embracing its natural

surroundings with a set-back form.

Franz is a member of the Urban Land Institute and American Institute of

Architects. He has guest lectured for the Graduate Real Estate Development

Program at Columbia University and has guest critiqued for the Architecture

Program at North Carolina State University.

Lee Kolber is a commercial real estate attorney and business advisor with almost two decades of experience executing capital investments and leading complex business transactions. In addition to his transactional practice, Lee advises private developers, business owners and senior corporate leaders on investment strategies, asset repositioning, real estate management and corporate operations. Lee started his practice at the law firm Troutman Peppers representing publicly-traded developers and major consumer brands in real estate activities and since then has served in inhouse roles with InterContinental Hotels Group and later led the legal team of a private-equity backed real estate investment fund. Lee is a board member of Chattahoochee NOW and serves on the Advisory Board of Finding the Flint.