Andy founded Student Quarters in 2013 and has led the firm as President & CEO since its inception.

Under Andy’s leadership, the company has assembled a portfolio of over 9,000 beds and is now recognized as one of the leaders in the student housing sector. Andy’s primary responsibilities include building the Student Quarters’ team and raising capital. In addition, Andy serves on both the Investment Committee and Board of Directors.

Prior to starting Student Quarters, Andy was a Senior Vice President at Carter (2009–2012), and a Vice President at Holder Properties (2001–2008). Andy also spent four years as a Project Leader at The Boston Consulting Group, before getting into real estate.

Andy earned a Bachelor of Science in Commerce from the University of Virginia in 1992, and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia in 1997.

Greg is a graduate of the University of Florida’s M.E. Rinker School of Construction Management. Having spent the more than a decade at Juneau Construction Company, Greg serves as Chief Operating Officer, overseeing the day-to-day Operations of the company. A key driver of the company’s success, Greg has led the execution of high-profile and innovative construction projects across the Southeast, which includes 8,000 student housing beds. He is also the leader of Juneau’s largest student housing project to-date; Hub Knoxville, a $235M off campus student housing project delivering this summer. Greg’s expertise in operational efficiency, risk management, and project delivery has played a pivotal role in expanding Juneau’s industry presence while delivering exceptional results for clients. Greg also serves on AGC of Georgia’s Executive Alliance.

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.

Billy Rothery is a Sales and Business Development Manager with Metromont, one of the East coast’s largest and oldest precast concrete manufacturers. Billy’s previous roles in structural engineering and project management at Metromont have afforded him extensive experience in the modular building industry and have given him technical approaches to new projects. In his current role, Billy is responsible for developing new precast opportunities, building relationships with current and potential customers, educating design professionals on the benefits of total precast solutions, and growing Metromont’s market share and revenue. Billy is a Licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Georgia.

Maria Buchanan is a highly experienced Chief Executive Officer at JCI Communication

Consultants, LLC, with over two decades in communications, technology, and economic

development. Recognized for her strategic vision and innovative client solutions, Maria

focuses on developing tailored connectivity and economic development strategies that

empower diverse organizations, including those in the hospitality, corporate, government, and

underserved rural community sectors.

Her expertise includes high-impact technologies such as fiber optics deployment, managed

securities, cloud engineering, and secure network design. This combination of technical skills

and strategic insight enables Maria to support community growth through effective solutions

and guidance. Her consultative and value-driven approach consistently meets client

expectations, fostering long-term partnerships with notable organizations like IHG, Hyatt,

NASA, Hilton, Northrop Grumman, Marriott, and leading universities.

Throughout her career, Maria has held important roles at major companies, including AT&T,

SAIC, McClendon & Associates, Northrop Grumman, and Comcast, where she led initiatives

that enhanced technological capabilities and supported community development. Her efforts

have contributed to regional growth by improving connectivity, security, and operational

efficiency—key factors for attracting investment and encouraging economic vitality. As a

trusted advisor, she has helped developers navigate complex tax incentive programs, securing

financial support for mixed-use and student housing projects. Her leadership has earned her

several accolades, including the Economic Development & Technology Leadership Award, and

she served as President of the Minority Business Chamber of Commerce, in Alabama, for three

consecutive years.

Maria’s extensive career is supported by a strong set of certifications, such as Dynamics 365,

MS SQL, Cloud Technologies, CCTV, CTNS, CTA, CWNA, CIPTS, CVA, IPEP, TCM, CFOT, SFDCAdmin, Amdocs, and CSG. She is also an active member of various professional organizations, including Women Who Lead Technology & Innovation and Women in Economic

Development of Madison County where she advocates for technological advancements and

community empowerment.

Darryl Holloman, Ph.D., has served Spelman College as the vice president for student affairs since 2018. Dr. Holloman supports a student life agenda that promotes every Spelman student's growth, development, and academic success. He oversees program development, financial management and personnel administration for all student development functions, including the Office of the Dean of Students, Housing and Residence Life, Counseling Services and Student Access Center, Student Health Services and Campus Wellness, Student Life and Engagement and Student Judicial processes.

Having worked in higher education for over 27 years, Dr. Holloman has an expansive portfolio that includes experiences in student affairs practice, higher education governance, and faculty life. Dr. Holloman has served on the Rutgers University-Newark, University of Arkansas-Little Rock, Columbus State University, Georgia State University and Spelman College faculty. He has presented at various regional, national, and international conferences.

An Atlanta native, Dr. Holloman earned three degrees from Georgia State: a doctorate in educational policy studies, a master's degree in human resource development, and a bachelor's degree in English, with a concentration in creative writing.

Dr. Holloman has several articles and book chapters to his credit. His research examines how an individual's cultural identities and distinctions shape educational settings. He is the coeditor of the book From Boyhood to Manhood: Deconstructing Black Masculinity through a Life Span Continuum through Peter Lang Press. He is working on an autobiography of the noted scholar and activist C. Eric Lincoln, entitled In Search of Camelot: The Life and Scholarship of C.[Charles] Eric Lincoln, 1924-2000 through Mercer University Press.

In 2023, Dr. Hollowman was named a 2023 National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) Pillar of the Profession. "I am deeply and humbly honored to be chosen as a 2023 NASPA Pillar of the Profession. The culmination of my nearly 30 years of work in higher education, which includes my amazing journey at Spelman College, has contributed to this esteemed recognition," said Dr. Holloman. "As I always tell my team, Good Works Stand, so let that motto be your guide!"

Andrew joined Landmark Properties in 2015 and his responsibilities include identifying suitable investment opportunities, underwriting key markets, working with land sellers, overseeing design development, managing financial underwriting, securing capital from debt and equity partners, managing entitlements and closing.

Prior to joining Landmark, Andrew worked for North American Properties on the acquisition and finance team and then the multifamily development team. During his tenure at North American Properties, Andrew was involved in all aspects of the investment cycle from site identification to disposition across retail, multifamily, and mixed use product types.

Andrew is a native of Atlanta, Georgia and obtained his B.B.A. in Real Estate from the University of Georgia. He lives in Athens with his wife Theresa and their children Ford, Margaux, and Nell.

Richard Keyser joined Toll Brothers, Inc. in 1998 and is responsible for overseeing Toll’s foray into Student Housing Development. He is charged with sourcing Student Housing opportunities, steering those opportunities through the municipal approval process and management of the development process.  Prior to his responsibilities with the Student Housing Group he was responsible for managing the development and management of Toll’s retail and office undertakings.

Richard holds a BA from Tulane University, an MBA from American University, and a Graduate Diploma in Economics from the London School of Economics.

As a Principal at Dwell Design Studio, Chris provides project leadership through a focus on fostering trust, collaboration and buy-in towards a shared vision amongst all members of the project team. Chris received his Bachelor’s in Architecture from Clemson University and his Master’s in Architecture from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Over the course of his professional career, Chris has overseen the design and construction administration of a variety of project types, with an emphasis on mixed-use, multifamily, student and senior housing projects. He finds this diversity of project types allows him to leverage his broad background in bringing a unique design perspective to each project.

Marci Collier Overstreet serves as a member of the Atlanta City Council representing the citizens of District 11, the Legacy Southwest Atlanta district where she proudly spent her teenage years as well as raised her family.

Marci is a native of Atlanta and a product of Atlanta Public Schools, graduating from Benjamin E. Mays High School in 1983. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from Georgia State University.

Marci's mission is to invest in technology, provide transparency, ensure public safety, improve mobility and economic development to create an age-friendly community, and foster solid relationships with the constituents of District 11. Marci understands the unique composition of her district and wishes to celebrate and preserve its distinct historic components while introducing amenities and conveniences, including recreational opportunities for children and senior citizens. Marci has over 30 years of experience in service and leadership by way of her chosen career path, volunteerism and organization affiliations. She has held various memberships, and multiple board and leadership positions including:

Member of the Board of Directors for the Atlanta Region Transit Link Authority for the State of Georgia

Appointee to the Atlanta Commission on Women

Board Trustee of City of Atlanta Pension Trust Board

Founder & CEO of Mommy Know Best, LLC

Past Board Chair/President of the Auxiliary to the Atlanta Medical Association

Member of the Fulton County Core Services & Governance Task Force

Board Member of the Walter & Andrew Young Family YMCA

Member of League of Women Voters (LWV)

Member of Council of Negro Women-Greater Atlanta

Member of the Atlanta City Council - Atlanta Public Schools Joint Committee

Retiree of Delta Airlines

Member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.

Member of The Links, Inc.

Kwanza Hall currently serves as Chairman of Develop Fulton, the Development Authority of Fulton County. In this role, Kwanza helps shape the organization's strategic direction, championing policies that drive investment, job creation, and inclusive economic development across Fulton County. Under his leadership, Develop Fulton has amplified its focus on catalytic growth sectors such as clean technology, logistics, advanced manufacturing, biomedical innovation, and fintech.

Originally appointed to the board in 2023 and elected chairman in 2024, Kwanza brings over 30 years of experience in public service, business development, and civic engagement. In 2020, he served in the U.S. House of Representatives for Georgia's 5th District, completing the late Congressman John Lewis's term. He also served on the Atlanta School Board and spent 15 years as an elected member of the Atlanta City Council. Beyond his public service, Kwanza leads a government affairs and consulting firm that connects the public and private sectors to advance community-focused economic strategies and innovation.

A native of Atlanta, Kwanza graduated from Benjamin E. Mays High School and attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He is widely recognized for his commitment to equity, smart growth, and long-term community transformation.