Since joining R2 in 2012, Zack has been directly involved in acquiring +$800 million of real estate assets in markets across the U.S., specifically Creative Office, Experiential Retail & Hospitality, Multifamily, Flex Industrial and Single-Tenant NNN. Zack participates in all fundraising activities at R2, including the development of R2’s Fund strategies (R2 Yield, R2 Flagship).

In 2015, Zack led R2’s Goose Island 2025 masterplan that received recognition in national publications. He has lectured on the subject at multiple Universities. Zack is also a Board Member of Urban Rivers, a non-profit tasked by the City of Chicago with the creation of The Wild Mile, a mile-long eco-park on the east side of Goose Island.

Zack earned his Bachelor’s degree in English Literature & Architecture from Washington University in St. Louis.

Gianni Vissat is Vice President of Investments at Realterm and oversees investment activity in

the Central Region of the United States. Prior to joining Realterm, Gianni was a Senior Vice

President at NW1 Partners, where he was responsible for the acquisition and asset

management of U.S. Industrial Outdoor Storage investments. Prior to NW1 Partners, Gianni

managed acquisitions and asset management projects at Terreno Realty Corporation, and

Nuveen Real Estate. During his tenure, Gianni acquired over $190 million of industrial real

estate and managed a portfolio of over 2.0 million square feet across 30 properties.

He holds a B.A. in Economics from Hamilton College and an M.B.A. from Berkeley, Haas

School of Business.

Brent Jordan serves as Vice President at ARCO/Murray, where he leads teams delivering distribution and light manufacturing facilities in the Chicagoland and Denver markets, as well as other regions across the United States. Since joining ARCO/Murray in 2018, Brent has contributed to over $760 million in project volume, totaling more than 11 million square feet. He is known for streamlining operations, building strong client partnerships, and implementing scalable solutions that enhance both project delivery and overall team productivity.

In addition to his leadership, Brent is deeply committed to mentorship and talent development. He actively supports AIRE’s Emerging Leaders program, helping guide young professionals entering the commercial real estate industry. He is also a passionate advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) within the construction space, helping foster a culture that aligns with ARCO/Murray’s values. Furthermore, he prioritizes innovation and technology, championing the adoption of tools and systems that create transparency, improve collaboration, and optimize construction workflows.

Jared Rubin is a Co-founder and Principal of Range Group, a real estate development and management company focusing on ground up and value add opportunities across asset classes. Jared’s passion for real estate started at a young age while working as a property manager for his family’s real estate company. Jared began his career working with the Real Estate Valuation and Consulting Group at KPMG. Thereafter, he joined Shapack Partners helping it transform Fulton Market from an industrial meat packing area into one of the country’s most vibrant and growth-oriented neighborhoods. At Shapack Partners, his responsibilities included identifying, modeling and exercising intense diligence on acquisition targets across several asset classes, including office, retail, luxury multi-family and hospitality projects.

Jared graduated from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University with a BS in Finance-Real Estate and lives in Chicago’s Fulton Market with his wife.

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.

JD Salazar is the Chief Executive Officer of Champion, responsible for the sourcing and acquiring opportunities for the Company throughout major consumption zones and transportation centers in the United States. JD founded Champion in 1997, which went on to become one of the most successful 100% Hispanic owned commercial real estate brokerage companies in the US. JD's career in real estate spans 38 years and includes involvement in over 20 million square feet of industrial lease and sale transactions, and the development of four major Class A business parks in the Chicago Area. JD has extensive experience in sourcing and acquiring transportation related properties and outdoor storage properties. Prior to re­ branding Champion into an Industrial Outdoor Storage (IOS) acquisition, development and management company, JD was one of the two founding members of Industrial Outdoor Ventures (“IOV”). At IOV, JD was a member of the investment Committee and one of five members of the Board of Directors, While at IOV, JD sourced over 50% of the company's acquisitions.

In 2019 JD guided Champion into a strategic investment relationship with Timber Hill Group (“THG”). Since then, Champion and THG have invested over $500,000,000 in IOS properties in Miami FL, Jacksonville FL, Memphis TN, Dallas, Ft. Worth and Laredo TX. Investments include managed truck parking yards, fleet yards, container yards, freight terminals and transload facilities.

JD is a member of the Warehouse Education and Research Council ("WERC") and The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals ("CSCMP”). JD has been involved in urban and international Christian Missionary outreach. Outreach that includes operational and financial support for homeless non-profits in the Englewood neighborhood of Chicago, The Deborah House Project in Timisoara Romania, Stephens Children in Cairo Egypt and Musalaha in the West Bank of Israel.

JD earned a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Energy and Power Systems from the University of New Mexico. JD also earned an MBA from the Cox School of Business at Southern Methodist University. He is married co Carol Rediehs and lives in Burr Ridge, IL

BRIAN P. LISTON, MBA, JD, is president of Liston & Tsantilis

in Chicago where he specializes in the area of eminent

domain, property tax litigation and incentives. He has

successfully tried numerous jury and bench property tax

appeal hearings and eminent domain trials throughout the

State of Illinois bringing successful resolutions to his clients. He has

secured jury verdicts and tax refunds in excess of one billion dollars.

Mr. Liston has been on the team of 61 National Association for

Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) awards given for his legal work

on Incentives and land use projects throughout the Midwest. He has

been ranked #1 by The Leading Lawyers Network for 8 straight years,

and has been recognized in the Wall Street Journal as one of the

premier lawyers in the United States.

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.

Barry is part of the third generation of TMG ownership and brings more than 30 years of industry experience to his role as CEO of The Missner Group. As CEO he leads TMG’s real estate operations including investment and disposition strategy. During his career, Barry has facilitated the development of award-winning real estate valued at more than $500 million. Barry is an active NAIOP National Forum Member and is affiliated with the Association of Industrial Real Estate Brokers (AIRE).

Richard Prokup is the Chief Executive Officer, United States, for Singapore-based Mapletree, overseeing the Group’s nationwide non-REIT business operations. Since the U.S. platform's inception, he has spearheaded its development, scaling it to over $15 billion in assets.

With more than 35 years in commercial real estate, Richard has worked across the industrial, office, retail, hotel and residential sectors. Throughout his nationally focused career in private and public companies, he has overseen more than $30 billion in assets and driven over $10 billion in acquisitions and development.

Before joining Mapletree in 2018, Richard spent 14 years at First Industrial Realty Trust, where, as Senior Vice President of Operations, he oversaw operations for the central region. He previously held leadership roles at Grubb & Ellis as Senior Vice President of Asset Management and M&J Wilkow as Vice President of Asset Management.

Richard is active in industry leadership and civic initiatives. His past and present associations include serving as a BOMI instructor, a member of the BOMA Executive Industrial Board, an advisor to the Chicago Housing Authority and a member of the editorial board for Chicago Industrial Properties.

He holds an MBA and a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Memphis.

Peter Tsantilis is a partner in The Law Offices of Liston & Tsantilis, P.C. He represents clients in the areas of property tax litigation and incentives, land use/zoning, industrial and commercial real estate transactions/leasing and eminent domain litigation. Mr. Tsantilis is the author of the Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education (IICLE) chapter entitled Due Diligence for Leases on Commercial Properties and the IICLE chapter entitled Taxable and Exempt Property. He was honored as one of the 40 Under Forty Illinois Attorneys to Watch in

2013, a Leading Lawyer for 2018, 2019 and 2020 (top 5% of Illinois lawyers named by their peers in statewide surveys), a Leading Lawyers Emerging Lawyer for 2015, 2016 and 2017 and an Illinois Super Lawyers Rising Star for 2010, 2012 and 2013. He has been an active member of the Real Estate Law Section Council of the Illinois State Bar Association and is a member of the Chicago Bar Association and the Institute for Professionals in Taxation. He is a frequent speaker at seminars dealing with a wide range of topics affecting diverse and complex interests in the real estate industry, including real estate developers and owners,

brokers, property managers, title insurers and other attorneys.

In 2003, he obtained his J.D., cum laude, from Loyola University Chicago School of Law. In addition, he received his B.B.A. in Economics and Finance, and graduated valedictorian from Loyola University Chicago School of Business Administration in 2000.

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.

Brian Duffy is the Managing Director and leader of the firm’s industrial services team in Chicago. He is responsible for growing all facets of the industrial services business, including serving existing and expanding new client relationships while recruiting and retaining top-tier talent. Directing the industrial services transactions team in Chicago includes identifying and executing leasing, acquisition, disposition, and development opportunities. In addition, Brian works with national businesses to develop and execute national portfolio management strategies.

Prior to joining Stream in 2020, Brian spent the start of his career at Cushman & Wakefield (previously Equis, then DTZ) where he served on the tenant representation team. Throughout his career, Brian has helped both local Chicago clients as well as national clients implement their real estate strategies across office and industrial assets. His experience spans industries including logistics, food & beverage, manufacturing, professional services, technology, legal, and finance. In his tenure, Brian has participated in over 225 transactions valued over $1B.

Ken brings 20 years of commercial real estate expertise in operations, project management, and industrial properties to Karis Cold. Ken oversees deal teams, execution projects, and the property management function, while also conducting outreach to source user commitments. Prior to joining Karis Cold, Ken was a senior vice president at Bridge Industrial. Leading the property management division, Ken oversaw property managers and engineers for a multi-million-square-foot portfolio. Prior to Bridge, he managed a portfolio of industrial, flex office, and medical buildings in multiple markets for HSA Commercial Real Estate. Ken graduated from the University of Iowa’s Tippie College of Business and is a member of the BOMA Industrial Circle. He volunteers with Saving Tiny Hearts Society, fundraises for The Jared Kuper Diabetes Foundation, and is a two-time Chicago Marathoner.

Sean Gilbert, as Principal, spearheads the origination, evaluation and closing activities for all of Saxum’s acquisition and joint venture opportunities. Sean continues to focus on the growth of the acquisitions platform to support new asset class and new geographic strategies for the firm.

Since joining Saxum shortly after its founding, Sean has been instrumental in the growth of the portfolio to include a variety of different asset classes including cold storage, industrial, multifamily and student housing. Sean has led the start and expansion of Saxum’s cold storage platform, which now totals over 3M SF nationally and is recognized among the most active cold storage development platforms in the U.S.

Prior to joining Saxum, Sean worked in the real estate investment banking group at Hammond Hanlon Camp LLC (“H2C”) where he successfully completed over $1 billion in real estate transactions including mergers and acquisitions, single asset and portfolio dispositions, sale/leasebacks and institutional capital raises.

Sean was recently selected among Globe Street’s 2023 50 under 40 list. Sean is a graduate of Columbia University with an M.S. in Real Estate Development and Providence College with a B.S. in Finance. Sean is a member of Young Presidents’ Organization (“YPO”), as well as a NAIOP member, currently serving as the Co-Chair of the ICON Cold Storage Conference.

Sean has been a key member of Keeley Construction since 2014, serving in various capacities including Project Management, Business Development and Marketing. In his current role as Managing Director, he leads the project management team and company workforce while driving new business opportunities. As a second-generation Keeley, Sean was deeply influenced by his father, Bill Keeley, and grew up visiting job sites and observing the passion and dedication his father invested in the family business.

He takes great pride in the strong partnerships Keeley Construction has built with its clients over the years, which have resulted in numerous successful projects and lasting friendships. He is committed to the company’s growth and future success, focusing on fostering relationships with new and existing clients, enhancing processes, and implementing innovative solutions. With a background in finance and real estate, Sean guides companies and business owners in making informed decisions about how construction fits into their overall strategy. His extensive experience across a variety of projects enables him to help clients creatively position their buildings, whether through new construction, renovations, or specialized projects like food processing facilities.

Sean stays actively involved in the industry by attending events, conferences, and serves as a member in the local chapters across various CRE organizations. He has served as a panel speaker at conferences, sharing insights on market trends, new opportunities, and navigating challenges in family businesses. He is also a committed member of the Young Presidents Organization (YPO) Chicagoland Chapter, where he actively engages with other leaders to exchange ideas and foster growth.

Steven Livaditis is currently a Senior Vice President with CBRE, Inc. joining the firm in

July 2000. Mr. Livaditis is a native Chicagoan and brings an insider’s perspective and

invaluable understanding to his position. Mr. Livaditis has completed over 250

transactions, totaling over 17 million square feet.

Mr. Livaditis has also developed an impressive track record as an expert in

refrigerated facilities in the Midwest, specifically in the Chicago Metropolitan Market.

A member of the National Food Facilities Group, Mr. Livaditis has completed over 35

refrigerated transactions in the last five years over 3 million square feet; representing

users, owners, and investors of refrigerated facilities.

This niche has made him a preferred service vendor for the City of Chicago and

allowed him to distinguish himself as a valuable resource in Chicago’s rapidly growing

foodservice and refrigerated distribution markets. As a trusted advisor and strategic

business partner who manages the entire process on behalf of his client, Mr. Livaditis

has successfully worked with local, national, and global firms to provide solutions for

their diverse real estate needs.

David Scott is a Senior Vice President and Director of Professional Services for Epstein, a Chicago-based global design, engineering and construction company. Epstein, which recently celebrated its 100th Anniversary, is a leading Design-Build firm in the Cannabis industry providing strategic planning, programming, architecture, engineering and construction services for cultivation, processing and manufacturing facilities across the United States. David, who has over 25 years of design experience, leads Epstein’s business development efforts in the Cannabis industry and strategically collaborates with those clients on their projects from conception to completion. David takes a hands-on approach with Epstein’s cannabis clients serving as a day-to-day contact and project executive. In this role, David helps clients navigate zoning/permitting issues, evaluate proposed sites, assess buildings, lead conceptual design/planning efforts and coordinate specialty consultants, vendors and equipment contractors with Epstein’s full-service Design-Build team. Lastly, David is a licensed architect and a member of the American Institute of Architects.

Donna Johnson is a Corporate Attorney who has practiced law in Illinois for more than twenty years. She specializes in regulatory compliance and risk management. During her tenure at Allstate Insurance Company in Northbrook, Illinois, and Allstate Insurance Company of Canada, Donna successfully negotiated with multiple Departments of Insurance to resolve complex regulatory matters. She has also resolved enforcement actions brought by regulatory agencies, saving the company millions of dollars.

As a strategic leader, Donna has counseled business executives on process development and the implementation of compliance and regulatory programs designed to meet business needs and improve operational efficiency. She also managed and supervised litigation for Allstate and previously served as a prosecutor in both Lake and Cook Counties. In addition, she led a company-wide initiative to enhance the retention of female-owned and diverse-owned law firms.

Donna currently serves as the Mayor of Libertyville, now in her second term, and as Chair of the Advocate Condell Governing Council Board. She previously served four terms as Senior Trustee for the Village of Libertyville. Donna is also the President of the Northwest Municipal Conference, where she serves on the Executive Board and is the former Chair of the Transportation Committee. She is an active member of the Metropolitan Mayors Caucus and serves as a Proclaimer in the Ministry at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church. Above all, she is a proud mother of two children.