Kevin Dillon currently serves as the Senior Executive Vice President, Chief Operating and Financial Officer of The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth), in the Texas Medical Center. He has held several executive-level positions at the Health Science Center, including Executive Vice President for Administration and Business Affairs and Chief Financial Officer. He assumed responsibilities as the Chief Operating Officer in September 2007 and was promoted to Senior Executive Vice President in January 2011.

Kevin has worked for UTHealth since 1996, during which time he has served in a number of financial, administrative and operational capacities. He currently has ultimate responsibility for virtually all of the non-academic operational areas of this $1.4 billion component of the University of Texas System (including responsibility for facilities, information technology, finance, budgeting, human resources, strategic planning, practice plan business operations, auxiliary enterprises, environmental health and safety, and technology management). He has a direct reporting relationship with all of the chief administrative officers in the Health Science Center’s six schools (i.e., Medical, Dental, Public Health, Nursing, Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, and Health Information Sciences), as well as the Harris County Psychiatric Center and several research institutes.

Kevin is also the treasurer of UTHealth’s 1,300 provider healthcare corporation, “UT Physicians.” He serves on the executive committee of the board of the Texas Medical Center’s Thermo-Electric Corporation. He has also chaired the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board’s Health Related Institutions’ Formula Advisory Committee.

Prior to working at UTHealth, Kevin worked for Pennzoil Quaker State and Ernst & Young in a variety of accounting and financial roles. He is a CPA and achieved the Certified Internal Auditor and Certified Management Accountant Professional designations, earlier in his career.

For many years, Kevin was a board member, and ultimately board chair, of the Houston-area Harris School, a therapeutic pre-school for special needs children. The Harris School is affiliated with the Galveston-Houston Psychoanalytic Institute.

Kevin graduated from UT-Austin with Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in business administration.

Shawn W. Cloonan serves as Chief Operating Officer, Executive Vice President of Texas Medical Center. In his role, he is responsible for all operations, planning and development as well as oversight of legal aspects of the corporation including compliance with the TMC covenants. Prior to his current role, Cloonan was Texas Medical Center’s Executive Vice President, Planning & Development, General Counsel.

Before joining the organization in 2013, Cloonan was a public finance lawyer representing health care, governmental and higher education clients for Vinson & Elkins LLP and Bracewell LLP.

He holds a Bachelor of Arts – Magna Cum Laude in government from the University of Texas at Austin and earned a Doctor of Jurisprudence with Honors from The University of Texas School of Law. He is on the board of directors of the Housing Corporation of Greater Houston, a member of the Community Investment Committee of the United Way of Greater Houston, and an associate member of the First Tee of Greater Houston and Houston Junior Golf Association. In 2013, Cloonan was honored to receive the Houston Business Journal 40 Under 40 Award.

Eric serves as national director for Transwestern’s Healthcare Advisory Services Group. He is responsible for overseeing the leasing, tenant advisory, investment sales and development for healthcare clients across the country. He has over 21 years of experience in healthcare real estate and has been consistently recognized as one of Transwestern’s top national producers. Eric has worked with a variety of institutional owners, including Baylor College of Medicine, Health Care Properties, Inc., Ventas/Lillibridge, Memorial/Hermann Hospital System, and St. Luke’s Episcopal Health System / CHI. Under his direct supervision, the Houston Healthcare Investment Sales Team has closed 35 medical assets totaling 1.5 Million Square Feet of hospitals, surgical hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers and general purpose medical office buildings over the past three years. The cumulative value of these sales transactions totaled over $380 million. Since 2008, Eric has completed over 500 medical brokerage and lease transactions, including such medical anchor tenants as Baylor College of Medicine, MD Anderson, Memorial Hermann Health System, St. Luke’s Episcopal Health System, Texas Children’s Hospital, Texas Orthopedic Hospital, University of Texas Health Science Services and Kelsey Seybold Clinic. Eric’s healthcare team has preleased over 800,000 square feet of speculative medical office space in new development projects in the past five years. Eric received his bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of Texas at Austin. Eric serves on Transwestern's National Board of Directors.

Davis Griffin serves as a Principal with Trammell Crow Company with a specific focus on healthcare development in central and south Texas. She is responsible for all aspects of the development process from identifying opportunities to contract negotiation, financing and leasing, and has significant experience with healthcare and higher education development projects, including medical office buildings and student housing.

Beginning in 2006, Davis developed a healthcare focus and has partnered with such clients as the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio, Princeton HealthCare System in Princeton, New Jersey, Main Line Health in suburban Philadelphia and Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn, New York. She specializes in the development of all types of healthcare properties, both as a principal investor and on a fee basis, with the goal to help clients identify and execute real estate solutions to best deliver quality care to patients. Davis has also managed leasing of medical office space to physician tenants and developed a deep understanding of the importance, intricacies and complexities of physician relationships with healthcare systems.

Prior to her healthcare focus, Davis joined TCC in 2002 as part of the Higher Education Services Group working with higher education institutions on the feasibility, financing and overall development of both academic and residential projects.

Brandy is vice president of Transwestern’s Houston Healthcare Advisory Services Group. She is actively engaged in healthcare business development, marketing, leasing and tenant representation. Brandy represents a portfolio of more than three million square feet of medical product in the Houston area.

Brandy’s largest clients include:

• HCP, Inc.

• Memorial Hermann Health System

• Investcorp

• REIT Management & Research

• Universal Health Realty Income Trust

Brandy has completed several medical anchor tenant transactions including:

• Texas Children’s Hospital

• Hospital Corporation of America (HCA)

• University of Texas Physicians Network

• Houston Methodist Hospital

• Memorial Hermann Health System

• Memorial Hermann TIRR

• US Oncology / Physician Reliance

• Advanced Surgical Partners

• CHI St. Luke’s Health

Brandy is a member of the following organizations:

• Rice Business Network – Member

• Rice University Business and Professional Women

Brandy obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and Managerial Studies from Rice University. She is a Licensed Texas Real Estate Salesperson.

Jennifer joined DPR Construction in 2014 to pursue the things she is most passionate about:

problem solving, working with others in a collaborative environment, and building meaningful

places that benefit our communities. She specializes in working with clients upfront, when the

project is just a concept or simple idea, and being able to work together with a team to provide a

project that will exceed their expectations. With 17 years of experience, Jennifer has worked on

some of Houston’s most notable life science projects, including the Rice Bioscience Research

Collaborative, the first Moon Shot project for MD Anderson, and Bellicum Pharmaceuticals

phases III, IV, and V at Life Science Plaza.

Jennifer is one of the Business Unit Leaders for DPR’s Central region, with a focus on Building

Great Things in Houston. She holds a B.S. in Construction Management from Texas A&M

University.