As President and CEO of Colvill Office Properties, Chip Colvill is responsible for directing leasing and marketing of a 21-million-square-foot portfolio of Class A office properties located in Houston and Dallas, Texas. Mr. Colvill is an industry veteran in the real estate market with over 31 years of experience, having begun his career in 1984. Prior to forming Colvill Office Properties in 2001, Mr. Colvill worked for numerous institutional real estate firms, including Cushman Realty Corporation, Trammell Crow

Company, JMB Properties Company, Heitman, TrizecHahn, and Tishman Speyer Properties. Mr. Colvill has completed over 15 million square feet of lease transactions during his career in directing the leasing and marketing of some of Houston’s most iconic office developments, including 609 Main, 600 Travis, 1100 Louisiana, One Shell Plaza, 811 Louisiana, 1001 Fannin, 717 Texas, CityWestPlace, San Felipe Plaza, CityCentre, BLVD PLACE, the Galleria Office Towers, and Chase Tower (Dallas).

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION

• Honored and recognized in both 1999 and 2006 by the Houston Office Leasing Brokers Association (HOLBA) as the top Office Building Owner’s Representative of the Year as the only two-time recipient of such award.

• Awarded the HOLBA 2014 Deal of the Year for concluding a 216,000 square-foot lease for BMC Software’s new headquarters.

• Costar Houston “Power Broker” award for the past 12 years (2002-2014).

• Recognized annually as a “Heavy Hitter” by the Houston Business Journal.

EDUCATION

Mr. Colvill obtained a Bachelors of Science degree from Southern Methodist University and he is currently on the SMU board of the Folsom Institute of Real Estate.

Lucian Bukowski serves as a Managing Director & Vice Chairman with Stream Houston’s Occupier Services team. With 27 years of experience in all aspects of tenant representation, including corporate headquarter leases, site selection, leasing, and acquisition, he has successfully handled his clients’ real estate requirements, including over 27 corporate headquarters with public companies, 40 transactions over 100,000 square feet, two synthetic leases with loan amounts in excess of $650 million, and numerous anchor/lead tenant leases resulting in over 3.6 million square feet of new construction.