Daniel English is the President and Co-Founder of Legacy Investing, an investment firm focused on technology impacted real estate. Legacy has completed >$3B in transactions across 19M SF in data centers, e-commerce industrial assets, and life science buildings. Prior to co-founding Legacy Investing, Daniel was a tech start-up executive with leadership roles across M&A, corporate development, strategy, and product management. Daniel studied engineering at Carnegie Mellon University and Economics and Finance at Emory University.

Lisa Goodwin is a Senior Vice President at MRP Industrial and is responsible for leading the

marketing and leasing of the company’s development portfolio.

Lisa has more than 25 years of experience in industrial real estate and has negotiated over 15

million square feet of lease agreements with many of the nation’s leading Fortune 500

companies. Prior to joining MRP Industrial in 2017, Lisa was Vice President/City Manager at

Liberty Property Trust and has held positions as a senior Asset Manager and Vice President at

Goldman Sachs and New Boston Fund respectively.

Lisa is a former member of the board of directors for the Maryland Chapter of NAIOP and holds

a B.S. in Marketing from Arizona State University.

As Managing Director of Acquisitions, Jamie sets acquisitions strategy for the company, as well as sourcing and evaluating all potential acquisitions. From site selection to contract negotiations, through due diligence and entitlement, he manages the financial and administrative aspects of the acquisition process. With over a decade of experience, he leverages his knowledge of capital markets, financial analysis, and investor expectation to ensure that Matan continues to deliver exceptional risk-adjusted returns for both Matan’s high-net-worth and institutional investors.

Jamie joined Matan in 2015, initially serving as an Associate, building out Matan’s Asset Management and Development report process, designing and constructing models to ensure managers had accurate and dynamic tools to manage investments at both the asset and fund-reporting level.

Prior to Matan, Jamie worked as a Financial Analyst at both B.F. Saul Company and Northmarq Capital. Jamie earned his master’s degree in Professional Studies in Real Estate from Georgetown University with a concentration in Finance and his undergraduate degree from Randolph-Macon College in History. He is active in several organizations including DC Real Estate Group, the Urban Land Institute, and Georgetown University alumni groups.

Debo Ayeni is the Director of Research and Data Analytics for Alex. Brown Realty, LLC, a privately-owned

real estate investment manager headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland. He is responsible for all firm

research. Mr. Ayeni has nearly 20 years of experience in the investment management industry, received

his JD from the University of Maryland School of Law, and his MBA and BS in Accounting from the

University of Maryland. He is a licensed attorney and CPA.

John Dettleff leads JLL's Metro DC Industrial Team. He and his four-person team have leading occupier representation and agency leasing market share throughout the entire Washington, DC metropolitan area. John also partners with JLL’s Industrial Capital Markets Group, coordinating debt, equity and investment sale solutions for his clients. Occupier clients include leading firms in the ecommerce, logistics and construction/infrastructure arenas. Investor clients include, Blackstone, Brookfield, Fundrise, Nuveen, Prologis and Open Industrial. John holds a Masters of Business Degree from Marymount University, Arlington, Virginia and two Bachelor of Arts degrees from Marymount University, Arlington, Virginia.

Chris Massey is a Managing Principal of Brennan Investment Group. He is responsible for identifying and underwriting industrial property investments & developments throughout the mid-Atlantic and Northeastern United States and oversees all operations including management and leasing within the region. Mr. Massey has nearly 30 years of experience with over $4 billion of underwriting, acquisition, and asset management including loan workouts. Most recently, he was responsible for sourcing approximately $250 million of industrial, office, retail, and multifamily assets for a variety of clients at Magnolia Partners. Previously, he was Managing Director of Gladstone Commercial Corporation where he acquired $180 million of single-tenant office and industrial assets in multiple Midwest and mid-Atlantic markets, as well as Canada. Prior to Gladstone, Mr. Massey asset-managed a $400+ million, 3.3 million square feet portfolio of office and industrial properties in the Midwest and mid-Atlantic for Kennedy Associates Real Estate Counsel, now BentallGreenOak. Mr. Massey earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Virginia Tech and is active in the local community through his support of several charitable and civic endeavors.

Jeff heads FCL’s Northeast region, overseeing offices in Baltimore, Boston, and Philadelphia. He brings to the role extensive business acumen, industry knowledge, and a proven ability to execute on complicated work from years of experience with large-scale industrial projects.

During his career, Jeff has held the positions of Superintendent, Estimator, Project Manager, Construction Manager, and Vice President. While working at one of the country’s largest private industrial developers, Jeff was engaged on large-scale projects in three countries. Given his range of experience, he brings to the table a solid understanding of diverse stakeholder perspectives and a track record for driving positive outcomes and building rapport in difficult, high stakes negotiations.

Jeff is passionate about business strategy, the geographic diversity of the northeast, and building relationships across the region to drive FCL’s business and those of FCL clients forward.

Remington "Remi" Mignott is a Solar Project Developer with focused efforts in the Mid-Atlantic region. Remi is responsible for SGC's rooftop developments and client relationships. Before joining SGC Power, he spent 4 years in Japan building a solar project financing business while developing small commercial-scale ground-mount solar power projects. Remi received his Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from York College in Nebraska.

As President of Solar Landscape, Mark F. Schottinger oversees the company's transactions (including leases, power purchase agreements, and financing), project development, regulatory matters, and public policy. Prior to joining Solar Landscape, Mark practiced law at Kirkland & Ellis LLP in Washington, DC. He earned his law and undergraduate degrees from the University of Virginia. Mark grew up in New Jersey with Solar Landscape’s founders and is passionate about bringing clean energy to low-income communities.

Taylor O. Chess is Senior Manager Director, Development for Peterson Companies and serves on the Company’s Investment Committee. Taylor has developed retail projects valued over $250 million. He is a visionary, known for spotting acquisition opportunities, imagining the possibilities, divesting of property, acquiring land, and building joint ventures.

Taylor has been instrumental in leading the company’s expansion into new ventures and development and looks at all disciplines of real estate to find the best use based on market conditions and social and economic changes.

Prior to Peterson Companies Taylor was Senior Vice President, Investments at Regency Centers where he established the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast offices. During his eight years, he developed 11 centers valued at approximately $660 million and assisted in the acquisition of 140 centers.

Taylor studied at California State University, Northridge. He serves on numerous philanthropic boards and committees including Joe Gibb’s Youth For Tomorrow, Fairfax County Sports Tourism Tax Force and mentors real estate students through ULI’s mentoring programs. He was recently appointed by Gov. Glenn Youngkin as a member of the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority board of directors to help establish policy and provide direction to management for the operation of Dulles International and Reagan National Airports and the Dulles Toll Road. He served as ICSC’s State Director of Maryland, Washington D.C. and Virginia and has been a guest speaker for the GWU Real Estate Program.

FUN FACT: While studying in California Taylor tried his hand at Hollywood and landed roles in popular television shows and movies like Dynasty, Matlock, Solid Gold and Space Balls to name a few.

FAVORITE PROJECT: Creating new development opportunities. Once he’s achieved a goal, he looks forward to the next big thing.

As the Vice President (previously Director of Business Development) for ARCO Design/Build, Drew Enstice brings 15+ years of experience in the construction industry. With expertise in strategic and operational marketing and client relationships, Drew plays an integral role in driving ARCO’s new business opportunities in addition to finding solutions to the needs of future clients. He manages client relationships in Maryland, Virginia and Central Pennsylvania. Prior to joining ARCO in 2018, he spent 5.5 years as a project manager for Whiting-Turner in Baltimore followed by over 5 years of traveling to construction projects across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions as a sales manager for Trimble. Drew graduated from Virginia Tech with a degree in Industrial Engineering.

As the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of New Columbia Solar, Mike Healy has garnered a laudable reputation as a visionary entrepreneur and leader in the clean energy industry. Mike has been instrumental in developing business growth strategies from start-up level to maturity and has leveraged his position as a business leader and effective coalition builder to grow and improve the solar industry.

Marcus N. Daniels is a Vice President & Associate Broker at NAI Michael, a full service commercial real estate brokerage and development firm serving Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia. Mr. Daniels brings over 12 years of commercial real estate and community development experience working on several successful sales and leasing assignments including industrial warehouses, distribution facilities, owner-occupied corporate headquarters, major building renovations and repositioning projects, affordable housing development projects and mixed-use development projects.

Mr. Daniels is an active member of The Real Estate Executive Council (REEC) National Association of Investment Companies, the National Association of Black Hotel Owners Operators and Developers (NABHOOD), District of Columbia Building Industry Association (DCBIA), Maryland Building Industry Association (MBIA), the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) and the Urban Land Institute (ULI).

Mr. Daniels is a member of the Truist Community Advisory Board serving the Washington DC & Baltimore Region and previously served on the Board of Directors of the University of Maryland Medical System (UMMS) Laurel Regional Hospital. Mr. Daniels also serves on the Board of Directors Community Youth Advance, Holy Trinity Episcopal Day School and the National Black MBA Greater Maryland Chapter.

A native of Prince George's County, Maryland, Mr. Daniels graduated with his B.B.A in Finance from Morehouse College and was a Horace Rackham Fellow at the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan.

Brión Fitzpatrick is the Vice President of Business Development for C&I nationwide at Nexamp. His expertise spans the development of distributed generation and behind-the-meter solar assets, including greenfield projects, rooftops, and car canopies for community solar, and utility feed-in-tariff programs. As VP of C&I at Nexamp, Brión leads the national strategy for the company's C&I deployment. His team plays a crucial role in contributing to Nexamp’s community solar pipeline and supporting Fortune 500 companies with their nationwide clean energy procurement strategies for on-site generation and energy storage.

Since 2008, Brión has developed over 75 projects across 20 states, including a notable 2016 federal project that installed 2.4 megawatts across 12 Federal rooftops for the General Services Administration around the National Mall in Washington DC, involving prestigious locations such as The Smithsonian, The National Archives, and The Natural History Museum. Brión’s previous roles include Head of Project Development at Inman Solar in Georgia from 2008 to 2018, and Director of Project Development at SGC Power in Maryland in 2018, before joining Nexamp in 2019.

Brión is also well-versed in solar policy, emerging solar markets, and the procurement of hard-to-capture incentives. In his spare time, he has held several leadership roles within industry associations, including Vice President of TenneSEIA (Tennessee), Chairman of the Georgia Solar Energy Association (Georgia), and currently serves as Co-Chair of Policy at GeorgiaSEIA (Georgia), playing a pivotal role in the state's legislative strategy. His contributions have been recognized with several awards: he was the recipient of the GA Solar’s Solar Advocate Award in 2010, the Certificate of Appreciation in 2014, and in 2015, he represented Georgia’s solar community in delivering testimony to the EPA in support of Section 111(d) of the Clean Air Act. In 2020, Brión also served as a judge for the Department of Energy’s Solar District Cup. He received his BA in Marketing and Marketing Management from Columbia College Chicago in 2000.