Michelle Brokaw is the owner and Chief Executive Officer of Fleisher Smyth Brokaw LLC. She is responsible for the firm's strategic direction, investment strategy, investor relations, and capital sourcing. Ms. Brokaw's real estate career spans more than twenty years and includes experience in commercial real estate acquisition, development, finance, leasing, and asset management. Michelle began working for Fleisher Smyth Company in 1992 and purchased the company from Donald Fleisher and Clark Smyth in 2004 after 15 years with the firm. Early in her career, Michelle worked at the Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC), focusing on troubled real estate assets left behind by the 1980's Savings and Loan debacle and disposing of some of the most difficult real estate assets in the RTC portfolio.

During her career at FSB, Michelle was directly involved or responsible for the acquisition or development of over 40 properties totaling more than 2,000,000 square feet of medical office, office, mixed-use, industrial, retail, and multi-family projects. Moreover, she has collaborated in raising more than $50 million in equity and obtaining more than $150 million in debt, assembling a portfolio valued at more than $200 million.

She was a founding member of CREW Denver, Commercial Real Estate Women and elected Chairperson of the organization at age 27. In 2001 she was selected by the Denver Business Journal as a recipient of its prestigious 40 under 40 award. Also in 2001, she served as chair of Brokers Benefiting Kids which has now raised over $2,000,000 to benefit Colorado's children at-risk. She is a member of National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) and the Urban Land Institute (ULI). Ms. Brokaw has been a licensed real estate broker in the State of Colorado since 1989. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from the University of Colorado, Boulder where she majored in real estate and minored in finance and she holds a Masters Degree in Business Administration with a finance emphasis from the University of Denver.

Clint Flanagan, MD, is founder and CEO of Nextera Healthcare and North Vista Medical Center. Nextera

Healthcare is Colorado’s first Direct Primary Care (DPC) program, established in 2009. Nextera

Healthcare members are assessed an affordable monthly membership fee for unrestricted office visits

and virtual consultations with physicians at North Vista Medical Center and affiliate medical practices.

Voted “Best of the West Doctors” by readers of YellowScene Magazine, Nextera Healthcare has

established a network of clinics throughout Colorado, Maryland, Michigan, Nebraska, Iowa, Florida,

Virginia, Wyoming and the Washington DC area. North Vista Medical Center, voted Best Business by the

Longmont Times-Call Reader’s Choice Awards, is a primary care hybrid practice in northern Colorado,

with locations in Boulder, Frederick and Longmont.

Board certified in Family Medicine, a diplomat of the American Board of Family Medicine and an actively

practicing physician, Dr. Flanagan has been a fixture in Colorado healthcare for more than fifteen years,

was named to the Top 20 Who’s Who in Direct Primary Care in the US and was invited in 2019 to be a

founding committee member of the Direct Primary Care Mastermind Initiative focusing on serving

employers.

Dr. Flanagan graduated from the University of Nebraska Medical Center and completed his residency at

St. Mary’s Family Medicine Program in Grand Junction, CO. In addition to working as a Family Medicine

physician, he has fifteen years of experience as an emergency physician working in many underserved

communities throughout Colorado and as far away as Iraq where he served as an officer in the Army

Medical Corps.

An accomplished healthcare visionary, Dr. Flanagan regularly contributes to policy discussions at the

state and federal level to ensure physicians and healthcare providers have ample opportunity to deliver

high quality, affordable and accessible care to families and businesses. He has testified on behalf of DPC

and has been directly involved in DPC legislation that passed unanimously in Colorado and Nebraska. He

sits on the Steering Committee of the National Direct Primary Care Coalition and during their June 2014

Washington DC conference he was invited to discuss DPC at the White House. He has also been invited

to present his insights on the emergence and implementation of DPC to a wide range of groups,

including medical students, residents and professional associations. His free time is spent enjoying his

family and outdoor fitness pursuits in the Colorado Rockies.

Andrew is one of the founders of Development Solutions Group, LLC, a Colorado-based medical

real estate development and consulting firm. He has been providing professional real estate

consulting services and in-house development management of real estate projects for over 35

years – focusing on medical real estate for the last 25 years. His areas of professional

competency include: Strategic business planning, real estate development strategy, structuring

project financing, ownership entity formation / syndication, proforma development and feasibility

analysis, multiple-location roll-out planning, site identification, land acquisition and due diligence,

risk analysis, contract and lease negotiations, governmental / regulatory approvals, consultant

selection and management, project and construction management, renovations, acquisitions,

dispositions and asset / property management.

Andrew’s project experience spans several continents and most major U.S. markets. He has

participated in the successful completion of over $3 Billion of real estate transactions. His

background includes work on various real estate product types including: medical facilities, high-

rise and suburban office buildings, retail and entertainment centers, resort, hotel, sports and

multi-family projects as well as major infrastructure projects.

Andrew attended the undergraduate degree program in civil engineering from the University of

Colorado and continued his education attending a master’s degree program in Business

Administration with a Project Management Focus from the University of New South Wales in

Sydney, Australia. Andrew received his professional PMP designation as a Project Management

Professional from the Project Management Institute in 1994 and has participated in numerous

continuing education programs in the areas of advanced computer training, project management,

real estate law, contracts, finance and risk management. Andrew has been active throughout his

career in various real estate associations including BOMA, NAIOP and PMI and has been a

speaker at national and regional conferences on healthcare real estate development and finance.

Kurt has been responsible for programming and planning tens of millions of square feet around the globe, including more than six million square feet of hospital, ambulatory, psychiatric and medical office building space. He has provided pre-design services for a multitude of healthcare and educational building types worldwide and is accomplished in a wide variety of analytical, decision-making and facilitating techniques. Kurt has unique strength in the ability to take overwhelming amounts of data—both quantitative and qualitative—and abstract it to easily understood information that supports informed decision-making. Through his significant portfolio of work, pioneering non-architectural applications, and public outreach, he has distinguished himself as an “architect of decision-making.” A frequent speaker on healthcare programming and planning, he is well regarded for his understanding of how healthcare facilities work.

You don’t so much see Val Williams as hear her first: a loud laugh, often followed by clapping. Her positive approach to life mirrors her approach to clients: what does each person need, want, must share, care about and how can Val support it? Her philosophy is that we can only understand architecture when we understand the people using it.

Her career has been a delightful romp through two decades of healthcare planning and design, spanning lab and imaging renovations to massive multispecialty clinics and greenfield replacement of critical access hospitals in the Western U.S. Val also has conducted management research on architectural intern engagement, project process and team dynamics, and on relationship building at a project’s inception.

Her background in stand-up and improv comedy proves helpful in the healthcare design field as well as in presenting at major healthcare conferences and events. Stand-up requires a great deal of preparation and thought into the message and means of presentation, while improv necessitates a mix of mindfulness, flexibility, and quick thinking when projects and situations change.

Val brings an appreciation for diverse experiences to the Page Denver office. She moved to the Mile High City in 2000 from Florida, where she received her M. Arch from the University of Florida. Prior to that, she studied architecture at the Georgia Institute of Technology.

After receiving her bachelor’s degree from Georgia Tech and her M.Arch from University of Florida, Val moved to Denver, Colorado in 2000. At Page, Val was reunited with a Healthcare colleague from one of her earliest post-graduate roles.

Mary Morissette, FAIA, NCARB, LEED AP leads Hord Coplan Macht’s Healthcare Studio in Denver. She is a recognized leader in the design community and has a comprehensive range of skills that allow her to successfully manage all aspects of a project from contract negotiation, programming and budget development through planning, design, construction administration and occupancy. Mary’s 23+ years of experience in Colorado includes work at Banner Health, Department of Veterans Affairs, UCHealth, Children’s Hospital Colorado, University of Colorado Denver Anschutz Medical Campus, Denver Health Medical Center and Kaiser Permanente. Additionally, she is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, one of the most prestigious honors an architect can achieve.

Mary’s involvement in professional organizations incudes the National Council of Architectural Review Boards (NCARB), Past-chair of Colorado’s’ State Licensing Board for Architects, Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors and former president of AIA Colorado.