Drew Green is a seasoned entrepreneur and an expert in managing fast-paced, high-growth companies. A visionary leader, Green joined INDOCHINO as CEO in 2015, and since then has created one of the worlds fastest growing apparel brands. Between 2015-2017 Drew has established up to $90M CDN in strategic capital commitments for INDOCHINO, with only 24% shareholder dilution. His focus, dedication and decisiveness has tripled the size of the company, profitably, since 2015. Through a commitment to an experience based omni-channel commerce strategy INDOCHINO has expanded its retail network across North America, and dramatically increased its product assortment to become the undisputed global leader in made-to-measure apparel.

Prior to INDOCHINO, Drew founded and was Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of SHOP.CA, Canada’s first multi-merchant marketplace, which is now owned by a holding company that has successfully combined several eCommerce brands, globally. Over his career, Drew has helped create billions in shareholder value through leadership roles at DoubleClick (acquired by Google), SHOP.COM (acquired by Market America) and Flonetwork (acquired by DoubleClick).

A sought after technology, ecommerce and retail expert, Drew has presented to tens of thousands of industry peers, leaders, students and entrepreneurs globally through events, conferences and educational forums and customarily gets the audience to high five before he starts. In 2017 he gave the keynote presentation at National Retail Federation's BIG SHOW which was attended by 35,000 retail executives and was the Keynote speaker at Internet Retailer in Australia in August 2017. Drew has been quoted in more than 1,000 news outlets over his career, including the New York Times, Fortune, Toronto Star, Globe and Mail, National Post, Washington Post, Bloomberg, Huffington Post, Tech Crunch, Yahoo, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, BusinessWeek, BNN, CNN and CBC.

Drew is a member of several private company boards and is proud to be a member of the Board of Directors at The Scarborough Hospital Foundation which oversees a network of hospitals within one of the most underprivileged and underfunded urban areas in Canada.

Louis G. Conforti became a Director of Washington Prime Group Inc. on May 27,

2014 and served as Interim Chief Executive Officer from June 20, 2016 until

October 6, 2016 when he became Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Conforti served as

Principal/Executive Director of Colony Capital, Inc. as the Global Head of Strategy

as well as focusing on publicly traded investing from April 2014 until June 20, 2016.

Mr. Conforti was Managing Director of Balyasny Asset Management LP (“Balyasny”),

an alternative investment manager firm, from December 2013 until April 2014.

Prior to his service with Balyasny, Mr. Conforti was Global Head of Real Estate for

UBS O’Connor, the alternative investment management division of UBS AG, a

financial services firm, from October 2008 to November 2013. During that time, he

also served as Senior Portfolio Manager of O’Connor Colony Property Strategies, a

partnership with Colony Capital LLC.

Mr. Conforti also served as Managing Director and Head of Real Estate Investments

at the hedge fund firm of Stark Investments from January 2005 to October 2008.

His predecessor real estate hedge fund, The Greenwood Group, was acquired by

Stark Investments in January 2005. Mr. Conforti served as Co President and Chief

Financial Officer of Prime Group Realty Trust (“Prime”), a publicly traded office and

industrial property real estate investment trust, from June 2000 to October 2003;

as its Executive Vice President Capital Markets, from June 1988 to November 1999,

and as its Senior Vice President Capital Markets, from June 1998 to November

1999. Prior to his service with Prime, Mr. Conforti worked at the investment

banking firms of CIBC World Markets and Alex Brown & Sons within their real estate

investment banking and capital markets divisions.

Joe is a 30-year industry veteran responsible for all aspects of Real Estate for

Walgreens. The current $48 Billion portfolio is comprised of 10,000 retail stores

(post Rite Aid real estate acquisition), office and industrial real estate totaling $3.2

billion in annual occupancy cost.

Prior to joining Walgreens, Joe worked as a service provider (The Standard Group,

later acquired by JLL), developer and retailer (Burger King, Hollywood Video). Joe

is an active member of both ULI and ICSC, serving on the Government Relations

Committee.

Joe earned a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering from Villanova University and an

MBA, with concentration in real estate finance and development from the

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler).

Joe is married to Shannon and they have two children: Grace and Joey.

Additionally, Joe is the Immediate Past Chairman of Lookingglass Theatre

Company in Chicago. Lookingglass is a Tony-Award winning, McArthur

Foundation genius-grant recipient organization started 30 years ago at

Northwestern University.

Elizabeth (Liz) Holland is the Chief Executive Officer of Abbell Associates, an

eighty- year old private real estate investment, development and management

company with an approximately 5.5 million/sf portfolio, comprised of shopping

center, office, and enclosed mall properties. Liz is responsible for overseeing all

business and legal matters, including development, financing, leasing, capital and

construction projects, and investor and tenant relations. Active in the International

Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), Liz served as the worldwide Chairman (2016-

17). In addition to ICSC, Liz is also a member of the Urban Land Institute (ULI) -

Commercial & Retail Council - Blue.

Liz is a Trustee of Federal Realty Investment Trust (FRT) and a board

member of: VICI Properties, Inc. (VICI); Village Bank & Trust; and The James

Campbell Company, LLC.

Prior to joining Abbell, Liz was a Senior Staff Attorney with the National

Bankruptcy Review Commission, a Congressional commission charged with making

recommendations to amend the Bankruptcy Code. Previously, Liz was a

restructuring and business reorganization attorney with the law firm of Skadden,

Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom in New York. Prior to becoming an attorney, Liz was a

fixed income portfolio manager at Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. in New York.

Liz currently serves on the board of The Primo Center for Women &

Children. She also served for many years on the boards of Lighthouse Academies;

Uptown United; and 1,000 Friends of Iowa.

About Peter

College:

George Washington University

Professional Experience:

Balcor Company 1984-1987

First Dearborn Properties 1987-1990

Plymouth Court Properties 1990-1995

Pine Tree Commercial Realty 1995-Present

Aggregate Pine Tree Portfolio:

78 Shopping Centers, $1.01 Billion

Organizations:

Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Chicago (Mentor)

YPO (Real Estate Network Chair 2012-2014)

ICSC

ULI

NAREIM

Deerfield AYSO

Deerfield Youth Baseball Association

Boards:

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Chicago

Standard Club of Chicago

Harold Eisenberg Foundation

George Washington University Center for Real Estate Advisory Board

Marquette University Center for Real Estate Advisory Board

Deerfield Park Foundation

John Kite is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Kite Realty Group. Kite

Realty Group is a full service vertically integrated real estate investment trust

focused primarily on the development, ownership and operation of high

quality neighborhood and community shopping centers in select markets in

the United States. The Company is listed on the New York Stock Exchange

(KRG) and has over $4 billion in assets. Mr. Kite is responsible for the

strategic direction and operating results of the company. He serves as the

head of the company’s capital allocation committee which is responsible for

major capital transactions.

Prior to becoming Chief Executive Officer of Kite Realty Group upon its initial

public offering in August 2004, Mr. Kite was President of Kite Companies

from 1997–2004. In 1994 Mr. Kite was named President of KMI Realty

Advisors an affiliate of the Kite Companies. KMI Realty Advisors is a full

service SEC registered real estate advisory firm. Mr. Kite joined the Kite

organization as Chief Financial Officer of Kite Development in 1990. Mr. Kite

was a Business Development Officer in the Commercial Lending Department

of Harris Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago, IL from 1987-1990. Mr. Kite

graduated from DePauw University with a BA in Economics in 1987.

Adam Ifshin is Founder and CEO of DLC Management Corp., which he founded in 1991. Over the last 25 years, he has built DLC into one of the nation's largest owners and operators of retail real estate, and one of the most active acquirers of assets with value added potential. Mr. Ifshin oversees DLC's acquisitions and dispositions, capital markets activities, redevelopments, joint ventures, and corporate strategy, and is well versed in the complex world of foreclosures, bankruptcies, and restructurings. As a principal, he has been involved in over $4.5 billion of real estate transactions.

Mr. Ifshin is also the co-founder and President of Delphi Commercial Properties, Inc., a specialty real estate brokerage firm; co-founder and President of First Man Investment Securities Corp., the exclusive placement agent for all DLC real estate investments. Prior to DLC, Mr. Ifshin was Vice President of Project Development for The Delphi Land Company, Inc., a developer of town home communities, and Project Manager for Empire State Land Company, a residential developer.

Mr. Ifshin received a BA, cum laude, from Williams College, with honors degrees in economics and history, and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He is also a graduate of Harvard University's Graduate School course Running a Real Estate Company (2003). Mr. Ifshin is a member of the Board of Trustees of the International Council of Shopping Centers ("ICSC"), a member of the Executive Board of the Board of Trustees of ICSC, and Chair of the ICSC Government Relations Advisory Committee. He is a full member of the Urban Land Institute ("ULI"), is a past Chair of ULI's Retail Council (Blue), and is currently a ULI Council Counselor. He has testified on behalf of the real estate industry in both the House of Representatives and the Senate on the issue of Carried Interest. In 2010 and in 2014, Mr. Ifshin was a finalist in the Entrepreneur of the Year Program run by Ernst & Young. He is past Chairman of the Byram Hills Educational Foundation and is involved in numerous charitable organizations. Known as a thought leader in the industry, he is a guest lecturer at both the University of Vermont and New York University, and he mentors emerging entrepreneurs through a business plan program at Williams College.

Andrew McCaughan is Chief Development Officer for Shake Shack, a leading fine casual restaurant company serving the most delicious premium American fare. Andrew leads Real Estate strategy and site selection, and is responsible for the Design, Construction and Facilities functions. In 2010, Andrew joined the company when it operated 3 Shacks, and has since touched every restaurant during Shake Shack's growth.

Prior to joining Shake Shack, Andrew began his career in his hometown of Chicago working in multiple facets for renowned Chef and Restaurateur Rick Bayless, where he cultivated his passion for the restaurant business from fine dining to street food.

Steven Miller is responsible for Viking’s investment activities, including acquisitions and financing.

Steven began his career in real estate in 1991, as an associate with the Midland Development Group, where he was promoted to partner in 1995. Following the sale of Midland in 1998, he became a principal in his own firm, focusing on the development, leasing and sale of retail shopping centers. He has developed properties for such prominent national retailers as Home Depot, Target, Walmart, and Blockbuster.

Throughout his career, Steven has developed an extensive network of owners, brokers, developers, bankers, and retailers that provides a pipeline of acquisition opportunities.

Steven graduated from The Ohio State University with a B.S. in finance. He holds a broker’s license in Ohio and is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC).

Steven Levin is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Centennial. Mr. Levin is a 32-year veteran of the real estate industry with experience in investment, management and financing of commercial real estate.

Prior to the formation of Centennial in 1997, Mr. Levin served as Executive Vice President of Patriot American Corp., a real estate investment and management company. From 1987 through 1994, Mr. Levin was Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Hampton Real Estate Group, Inc., a national real estate investment, asset management and property management company with a portfolio of commercial properties in excess of $500 million. In 1982, Mr. Levin co-founded The Levin Companies, Inc., a Texas-based real estate investment and property management company. From 1977 to 1982, Mr. Levin was an owner of a women’s apparel retailer with 60 stores located in malls and community shopping centers throughout the Southwest. Mr. Levin began his career there as Chief Financial Officer and subsequently became President. From 1975 to 1977, he worked at Deloitte and Touche (formerly Touche Ross & Co.) in the auditing department.

Mr. Levin graduated in 1975 from the University of Southern California with a bachelor of science degree in business administration. He has been a licensed certified public accountant for 30 years. Mr. Levin is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers and is a past member of the Urban Land Institute where he served on the Urban Development/Mixed-Use Council.

For over a decade, Todd Siegel, Senior Vice President with CBRE, Inc. has specialized in leasing retail space in high-rise Class A office buildings, urban storefronts and mixed-use developments throughout Chicago and across America’s high-street retail markets. His expansive knowledge of market fundamentals and retail drivers enable him to develop and implement top tier strategies to assist his clients with the procurement of quality tenants for the development, redevelopment and repositioning of their retail assets. His depth of services also extends to design consultation, merchandising, opinion-of-value, property evaluation, target marketing, tenant analysis/selection and complex lease negotiations.

As a specialist in urban retail development and consultancy, Todd has successfully planned and implemented numerous challenging, high profile retail and mixed-use projects, including the development located at 730 North Michigan Avenue and the redevelopment of 400 Post Street on the northwest corner of Union Square in San Francisco. Mr. Siegel currently represents the retail component on several of the country’s highest profile assets including, 980 North Michigan Avenue, 646 North Michigan Avenue, 444 North Michigan Avenue, The Tribune Tower, Fortress’ Miami Central Station and Blackstone’s $500 million retail redevelopment of the Willis Tower - Chicago. Internationally, Mr. Siegel is overseeing the retail development of Santiago Chile’s most recognizable urban mixed-use project, Territoria Apoquindo.

In 2013, Todd collaborated with CBRE’s New York office to complete Chicago’s most high profile transaction of the year–the representation of Eataly’s 65,000 SF Chicago Flagship.

In 2017, Mr. Siegel and partners secured and completed a transaction for the largest Starbucks in the world–45,000 SF on North Michigan Avenue for the company’s prolific Chicago Roastery–only 1 of 4 globally.

As an industry expert, Todd is regularly featured in The New York Times, Crain’s Chicago Business, the Chicago Tribune, Heartland Real Estate News, and Northern Real Estate Magazine. He has been a speaker before prestigious industry groups, including the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) Chicago Convention, and the Chicago Appraisal Institute (CCAI).

An active participant in the community, Todd served as Chairman for the 2013 Greater Chicago Food Depository’s 25th Annual Real Estate Gala, an event that generated over$1,050,000 to fight local hunger. Prior to joining CBRE, Todd worked with a boutique real estate firm in New York, NY.

John is the Regional Production Manager for the Great Lakes region and oversees the origination of

multifamily and commercial loans across the Midwest. In addition to his production responsibilities, John

has been active in the new production innovation for the Commercial Mortgage Group. Most recently,

John helped in developing CMG’s non-recourse “debt fund” programs. Prior to taking his role as the

team leader for the Midwest John oversaw the commercial production team from the Mid-Atlantic to the

West Coast.

Before joining Key, John worked at The Private Bank (CIBC) where he was a Managing Director. Prior

to The Private Bank, John was the Co-Head of the Nomura Credit and Capital Inc’s Chicago office,

responsible for sourcing CMBS and balance sheet loans throughout the Midwest. John started his career

at LaSalle Bank where he originated large loan and structured CMBS transactions.

John received his Bachelors of Science from Miami University and Masters in Business Administration

from Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management.

He is a member of the ICSC and Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA).

Marina has been working in the industry for over 15 years, and enjoys working with

the people that utilize the spaces and places of the project. As a Project Manager, her

responsibilities include coordinating between both clients and consultants to develop the

project’s design. Marina believes establishing a team environment based on collaboration

is important to successfully deliver any and every project. This dynamic of ideas shared

between clients and DLR Group keeps a project on time and on budget. Spaces become

destinations, creating a place where people want to be.

Benjy is a Registered Architect with more than 20 years of varied design experience. A Principal and Firmwide Design Leader in Gensler’s Chicago office, he previously served as Regional Design Leader in our Shanghai office. Benjy brings a global perspective to his work, which includes international airports, luxury retail, urban planning and high-rise, mixed-use buildings. He applies a unique, analysis-driven design process to every project, specializing in 3-D and computational applications to better understand space and building performance. Benjy’s commitment to delivering innovative solutions led to the creation of Poppy Seed, a mobile application that maps memories and moods to help understand urban spaces. Benjy received his B.A. in Architecture with a minor in Urban Studies from Lehigh University and his Master of Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania. In 2005, he was named a top young professional by Architectural Record.

David Pezza is a partner in the firm’s real estate group and is located in White & Case’s Chicago office. Mr. Pezza’s practice focuses on sophisticated real estate transactions, including the representation of private and institutional investors, and owners and developers in connection with the acquisition, disposition, development and financing of commercial real estate properties. He has also been involved in the negotiation and structuring of joint-venture agreements with respect to the various transactions he has been involved in.

Mr. Pezza’s experience includes a wide range of asset types, including mixed use projects, land for development, retail properties, office buildings and hospitality projects.

Seth Singerman is the President and Managing Principal of Singerman Real Estate, LLC (“SRE”), an

opportunistic real estate investment firm that has deep experience executing complex transactions and

unlocking embedded value through the ownership of properties, real estate loans and operating

companies. SRE focuses on investments in both debt and equity across all major asset classes, including

office, industrial, retail, hotel, and multifamily, in addition to secondary real estate asset classes such as

senior and student housing. Mr. Singerman has led and sourced over $2.5 billion of investments.

In addition to his direct investment experience, Mr. Singerman has a public-private crossover background

as he helped lead the formation and development of a long-short real estate securities hedge strategy.

Mr. Singerman is on the Advisory Board for the Center for Real Estate and Finance at Cornell University;

the Board to the Real Estate Applied Security Analysis Program at the University of Wisconsin; and Next

Generation Board Member of the United States Holocaust Museum.

Mr. Singerman received his MBA with a concentration in Real Estate and Finance from Northwestern

University and his B.S. with a concentration in Real Estate and Finance from Cornell University.

Rahul Shah is a Managing Principal at Sherpa Capital Group, LLC (Sherpa), co-founding the company in 2010.

Sherpa manages a private capital fund that specializes in originating bridge and hard money loans secured by commercial real estate. Sherpa has funded more than 250 transactions and is a direct lender with its own proprietary capital. All credit decisions and servicing administrations are performed in house by the firm's principals. Before co-founding Sherpa, Rahul founded a mortgage banking company. He originated more than $500M in residential and small balance commercial loans.

Previously, Rahul was a Manager of Business Development and Strategic Alliance at Encyclopedia Britannica executing internet strategy. Prior to Britannica, he was a Senior Consultant in the Transaction Advisory Group at Arthur Andersen. His focus was performing due diligence on corporate finance transactions involving financial institutions, private equity firms and mid-sized corporations. He consulted on more than 50 transactions in various industries with deal sizes ranging from $50M to $1B. Rahul is a CPA and graduated from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy with Concentration in Finance.