Reon Roski serves as CEO of Majestic Realty, a position she was appointed to in May 2022. A

Board Member since 1997, Reon joined the company as Senior Counsel and Managing Director

in 2007. Reon is responsible for the company’s day-to-day operations and is instrumental in the

continued growth of Majestic’s portfolio.

Reon is the granddaughter of the company’s late founder, Edward P. Roski, Sr., and daughter of

its current President and Chairman of the Board, Edward P. Roski, Jr.

Prior to coming in-house, Reon served as a highly-respected real estate attorney for two Los

Angeles-based law firms where she managed numerous large, complex and innovative real

estate transactions, averaging more than 18 million square feet of transactions per year.

A graduate of both the University of Southern California and Loyola Law School, Reon

completed extensive studies abroad, including graduate school in China.  Fluent in Mandarin,

Reon worked for the Chinese government on real estate matters.

Reon has been named one of the “Women at the Top” by Commercial Real Estate Women

(CREW) and one of Bisnow’s LA Power Women.  She is a member of YPO, Chief Executives

Organization, The Real Estate Roundtable, and NAIOP. Reon is a Vice Chair of the Board of

Directors for Exposition Park and the California Science Center, and Chair for the California

Science Center Committee. She is a member of the Board of Leaders for the USC Marshall

School of Business, the USC President’s Leadership Council, the Board of Directors of the Lusk

Center for Real Estate at USC, and the Keck Medicine of USC Board of Councilors. Reon also

serves on the Board of Directors at Loyola High School and the Board of Directors for Operation

Walk.

Mr. Schwimmer serves as Rexford Industrial's Co-Chief Executive Officer and on our Board of Directors since July 2013. Mr. Schwimmer has served as Co-Founder and Senior Managing Partner of our predecessor business and President of Rexford Industrial Realty & Management Inc. since December 2001. From May 1983 until November 2001, Mr. Schwimmer, a licensed California real estate broker, served at various times as manager, executive vice president and broker of record for DAUM Commercial Real Estate, one of California’s oldest industrial brokerage companies. Mr. Schwimmer’s thirty-year professional career has been dedicated entirely and exclusively to Southern California infill industrial real estate, including its acquisition, value-add improvement, management, sales, leasing and disposition. Mr. Schwimmer has experience forming real estate investment companies, managing real estate brokerage offices, serving as a real estate brokerage company board member and acquiring, repositioning, developing, leasing, selling and adding value to over thirty million square feet of industrial properties in Southern California. Mr. Schwimmer received his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Southern California in 1983 where he majored in business with an emphasis in real estate finance and development. Mr. Schwimmer serves on the USC Lusk Center Real Estate Leadership Council, is Board Chair of USC Hillel, and is the Allocation Committee Chair of the Los Angeles Jewish Federation, Real Estate Principals Organization.

Patrick B. Daniels makes a vision a reality through sound strategic development and pragmatic execution. He intuitively sees the threads of opportunity that wind through an organization and brings them together into a coherent whole, helping others extend their own abilities and vision, which in turn increases profitability. He is an inspirational leader who leads by example yet willing to tell stories of personal learning lessons that inspire action but at the same time is grounded in financial information that levers the business. Having personally constructed millions of square feet of buildings, entitled thousands of acres of land in some of the most challenging municipalities, invested capital for some of the wealthiest investors in the country and worked alongside national leaders on boards of several non-profits, Patrick is a respected and credible voice in decision making, forming strategic alliances, and establishing governance guidelines that give clear and concise directives for all team members to succeed..

Throughout his real estate career, Patrick Daniels has been successfully involved in real estate projects valued at more than $2 billion spanning all property types including: industrial, multi-family, single-family, commercial, office, mixed-use, self-storage and resort properties. Mr. Daniels has developed an extensive range of contacts covering all areas of expertise throughout the United States, which exposes him to many investment and development opportunities.

Since its first investment in 2010, Patrick has directed CapRock’s efforts to acquire, renovate,/ entitle, and develop a portfolio (at build out of its existing development pipeline) valued at approximately $1 billion. This has been accomplished through three co-investment funds, CapRock Partners Fund I, Fund II and CapRock Land & Development Fund I, which are currently on track to deliver to their investors above market risk-adjusted IRR’s. Prior to co-founding CapRock Partners, he co-founded MSJ Partners, LLC in 2002, and continues to guide the strategic planning of the Company’s one remaining commercial asset.

Beginning in 1995, prior to founding MSJ Partners, Patrick Daniels was with Hillwood West, a division of Hillwood Development Corporation (a Perot Company), where he assumed responsibility of the management of all commercial investments in California and Hawaii. Prior to joining Hillwood, Mr. Daniels was Vice President in charge of National Project Development for both ARV Assisted Living and Messenger Investment Company Mr. Daniels began his career as a Project Manager with the Trammell Crow Company in Texas.

Some of his most noteworthy projects include 301 Congress Avenue, a 22 story high rise office building in Austin, Texas; the 9 story office building “Arboretum Point,” the former headquarters for Dell Computers; $100,000,000 acquisition of land and buildings throughout California from Chevron Land and Development; the 220 acre Parkway Business Centre in Poway, California; the world-renown “Shops at Wailea” shopping center in Maui, Hawaii; and the 480 acre Visalia Industrial Park in Visalia, California. Mr. Daniels extensive career has afforded him the opportunity to work with many successful organizations including Dell Computer, Baker Hughes, Wal-Mart, Target, Albertsons, Kohl’s, Hewlett Packard, Chevron, and 3M Corporation.

Mr. Daniels received a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and a Masters of Business Administration from The University of Texas at Austin. While attending, he earned an academic scholarship and was named to the Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society. Patrick also lettered in baseball and was a member of the 1983 National Championship baseball team. Mr. Daniels resides with his family in Newport Coast, California and is an active volunteer and has served on numerous boards and committees throughout his career, including current involvement with Mariners Church (Irvine) and the Engineering Advisory Board at the University of Texas at Austin.

John Balestra serves as Principal for Trammell Crow Company within the firm’s Los Angeles Business Unit in El Segundo, California. In this role, he is responsible for sourcing and overseeing new industrial development and investment opportunities throughout the Greater Los Angeles market and is responsible for land and deal sourcing, financial analysis, due diligence, entitlements, debt and equity capital relationships, vertical development coordination and project leasing. He collaborates with his construction and development managers on strategic issues throughout the design, permitting and construction processes.

Throughout his 30-year career John has managed the development, leasing, acquisition and property management involving over 15 million square feet of commercial real estate valued at $1.5 billion.

Brian Wilson, Partner, West Region, joined Bridge Industrial in 2015 and is responsible for Bridge’s acquisition and development activities throughout the state of California. Brian has successfully completed transactions on over 9 million square feet of industrial real estate with a value in excess of $1 billion.

Brian Wilson is a graduate of Texas A&M University where he holds a Bachelor of Environmental Design degree. Brian also holds a Master of Business Administration from the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business. Brian is also a member of NAIOP SoCal and Inland Empire Chapters as well the Los Angeles Chapter of SIOR.

Antonio joined George Smith Partners as a Principal, after 6 years working as a correspondent for Life

Insurance Company lenders. Mr. Hachem focuses on delivering complex financing for his clients' real estate

capital needs. He has structured debt and equity solutions, on stabilized and spec, across all asset types

including special use such as parking structures, auto-malls, farms and theaters.

Antonio’s most notable transaction was financing the world famous TCL Chinese Theater (originally known as

Grauman’s Chinese Theater and renamed Mann’s Chinese Theater).

Antonio Hachem has been involved in commercial real estate for over 17 years. He started his career as a

sales broker by joining Coldwell Banker Commercial focusing on sales and leasing of income producing

properties. He then pursued development projects, both residential and commercial, in the Los Angeles area

through syndications. He handled the process from beginning to end by identifying the assets, securing them,

raising capital, overseeing construction and disposition.

Having been an investment broker, principal, builder and mortgage banker, Antonio brings great value to all

parties on real estate transactions. Antonio is a CCIM candidate. Antonio lives at the beach city of Santa

Monica with his wife and two children.

Taylor Arnett brings more than a decade of expertise in acquisitions to his role as Vice President of Acquisitions at CapRock Partners, including a proven track record for sourcing and underwriting deals, and procuring capital across commercial real estate asset classes. Since joining CapRock Partners as an Acquisitions Manager in 2014, Arnett has further expanded the company’s deal pipeline in Southern California with a focus on infill properties in Los Angeles and Orange County. In 2017, Arnett was promoted to Vice President of Acquisitions after leading CapRock Partner’s expansion out of California with the purchase of a handful of off-market industrial properties in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Prior to joining CapRock Partners, Arnett served as Acquisitions Manager for Asset Management Consultants, Inc. (AMC Investments), where he anchored a team that purchased and/or joint ventured more than 30 real estate investments, including industrial, office, retail, and multi-family properties, averaging $75 million in transactions annually.

Previous to joining AMC, Arnett was a senior financial analyst for The Koll Company where he was responsible for the underwriting and due diligence processes on office and industrial acquisitions ranging from $10 million to $50 million in the southwest U.S. Arnett began his real estate career as commercial real estate appraiser at Frazier Capital in Downtown Los Angeles.

Arnett graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts from Occidental College in Los Angeles, where he played collegiate football, serving as Captain his senior year. He is a Board Member of NAIOP SoCal, as well as a graduate of NAIOP Southern California Young Professionals Group, in which he has stayed active as the Chair of the 2016-2017 YPG Alumni Committee. In 2016, Arnett was one of 21 selected nationally to receive the NAIOP Developing Leaders Award. He lives with his wife and daughter in San Clemente.

Paul Klink joined Newmark Knight Frank in 2019 as executive vice president, head of Industrial services, serving from the company's Newport Beach, California office. A 33-year corporate real estate veteran with a focus on developing and cultivating institutional relationships, Mr. Klink has deep knowledge of all facets of the commercial real estate industry. He has extensive experience across brokerage, development, and asset and property management, with roots in office and industrial product. He is known for his creative problem-solving skills, his ability to think like an owner on behalf of his clients and his corporate leadership skills. As executive vice president, head of Industrial, Mr. Klink guides the direction and expansion of NKF's industrial capabilities across North America with a priority of recruiting top industrial-focused leasing and capital markets talent and expanding client relationships across the sector.

Mr. Klink joined NKF from Cushman & Wakefield, where he served as executive managing director of investor services. In this role, he was responsible for the firm's most important institutional investor clients, serving as a single point of contact for the company's real estate services, including property management, leasing, capital markets and valuation/advisory. Prior work experience also includes Cassidy Turley, Interface Properties, Koll Development Company and Grubb & Ellis, all based in California.

Alon Kraft has more than 25 years of commercial real estate experience managing asset and portfolio teams from acquisition through disposition. Previously he was Senior Asset Manager for Lowe Enterprises Investors having overseen more than $2 billion of office, industrial and multifamily investment

Joe Vargas, based in Bakersfield, joined Wonderful Real Estate in July 2017 as

President of the Real Estate Development team. Joe has over 35 years of

experience in the real estate industry and has held executive positions with

Grubb & Ellis, Cushman & Wakefield (where he served in several key leadership

roles, including President of the West Region), and Executive Vice President at

Lee & Associates. In his role with Wonderful, Joe oversees industrial

development projects in the Central Valley.

Joe serves on several boards, including the board of AIR CRE as co-chair

of the arbitration committee. Joe is a two-time Olympian in Water Polo, a

Silver Medalist in the 1984 Olympics, and a 1992 inductee into the USA Water

Polo Hall of Fame.

Aliza Karney Guren is the Chief Executive Officer and co-owner of Karney Properties. She assumed her position in 2003 and sets the overall strategy for the company. She is also directly involved in all key areas of the company’s activities, including development, finance, acquisitions and dispositions and asset management.She has spent more than 20 years in the real estate industry, including related experience in law and mediation. Prior to joining the company in 1991, she was a practicing attorney and mediator, and founded and directed an independent nonprofit arts organization. Aliza Guren, a California-licensed general contractor, is an active member of the Urban Land Institute and the National Association for Industrial and Office Parks. She is also a board member of the Center Theatre Group, one of the nation’s largest and most active theater companies. In 2014, she was named one of Bisnow’s top 60 women in Los Angeles commercial real estate. She is a member of ULI, RPO, POWRE, and Land Ladies. Aliza Guren earned a bachelor’s degree magna cum laude from Harvard University, where she also earned a law degree cum laude from Harvard Law School. She is a member of the State Bar of California.

Brett Dedeaux serves as President of Dedeaux Properties LLC., a Los Angeles-based logistics real estate investment development, and asset management firm controlling a portfolio of over 6,500,000 sq. ft. of primarily distribution, cold-storage and transportation-orientated properties largely in Southern California, including a strategic presence in Northern California. Currently, the firm has a project pipeline of approximately 2,000,000 sq. ft. in various stages of development and entitlement. Brett’s affiliations with various organizations have included Board Member of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties Inland Empire Chapter, Advisory Board of the USC Lusk Real Estate Center, SIOR Corporate Member, Trojan Board of Directors and the AIR Commercial Real Estate Association. Brett also serves as Executive Director of the Rod Dedeaux Foundation which provides much needed funds for amateur and inner-city youth baseball and softball programs including college scholarships, equipment and

field renovations.  The Foundation hosts the USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award, given out the nation’s top collegiate baseball player, in addition to the USA Baseball Rod Dedeaux Coach of the Year Award. A resident of Los Angeles, Brett is married with two children and has a passion for outdoor activities including golf, mountain biking, surfing, skiing and tennis/paddle tennis. Brett is a graduate from the University of Southern California with a degree in Business with an Entrepreneur emphasis and was a member of the varsity tennis team.

After graduating from UCLA in 1977, Steve Leonard began managing his personal stock portfolio while entering the real estate business as his primary profession. He formed Pacifica Holding Company in the early 1980’s to take advantage of commercial real estate cycles, initially in Los Angeles, later in Denver in the early 1990s, and eventually back in Southern California in the late 1990s.

Pacifica assembled a portfolio in those markets through acquisition and, as the cycles progressed, development with private and eventually institutional investors. Later, as prices became inflated in each market and reached extreme levels, Pacifica sold its holdings and looked elsewhere for opportunity.

Following a successful cycle in LA, Pacifica Colorado eventually established the largest private commercial portfolio in that state. By 1998, as market values began to peak, Pacifica sold its 8 million square foot portfolio and management business for approximately $750 million. Pacifica’s principals then returned to the LA area and established its second major Los Angeles portfolio of approximately 4 million square feet. It was sold by 2004 for a total consideration of approximately $400 million. More recently, the Great Recession has generated new buying opportunities, and Mr. Leonard has formed groups to take advantage of them.

Returning to Southern California in 1998, Mr. Leonard secured his Series 6 Securities License and founded Pacifica Capital Investments. The firm is dedicated to implementing the same value-based investment philosophy in public equities that he has deployed so successfully in commercial real estate.

By concentrating holdings in the best managed companies, investing in only businesses it understands well, and buying stock only when priced at a discount to intrinsic value, Pacifica has generated an impressive track record that has attracted approximately 150 clients and families. Mr. Leonard is Pacifica’s biggest investor in a portfolio valued at over $260 million that also includes the investable assets of Pacifica’s other key executives.

Mr. Leonard has spoken at many investment forums such as the prestigious Value Investing Congress, both the LA and Denver Chapters of NAIOP, and the Colorado Real Estate Journal Forum. Steve has served on the board of directors of both public and private companies, including Colorado Gaming and Entertainment, BJ’s Pizza & Brew House, and Front Range Bank in Denver. He is also founder of Brokers for Battered Kids, a charitable organization that has raised almost $2 million for disadvantaged children in the Denver area.

Steve and his wife Cindy have two children and reside in Santa Barbara, California.

Mr. Strasmann is the Executive Managing Director of CBRE’s Orange County Operations as well as the functional Southern California Industrial & Logistics Market Leader. Mr. Strasmann’s Orange County responsibilities include leading a team of over 360 professionals in the Orange County Region with direct oversight of all lines of business and services CBRE provides to the marketplace. As the Functional Industrial Leader, Mr. Strasmann has the additional responsibility of managing approximately 130 selling industrial professionals throughout 12 Southern California offices. Mr. Strasmann also serves as the management oversight for CBRE’s National Port Logistics and E-Commerce specialty practice groups.

Prior to CBRE, Mr. Strasmann served as the Managing Director of Brokerage Operations for Voit’s Orange County, Los Angeles County and Inland Empire Operations. Mr. Strasmann’s region accounted for approximately 75% of Voit’s revenue and profit. Mr. Strasmann was directly responsible for opening up offices in Los Angeles County and the Inland Empire for Voit. Mr. Strasmann eventually resigned at Voit to accept a position at CBRE.

Prior to Voit Real Estate Services, Mr. Strasmann worked at Grubb & Ellis Company for 24 years. Mr. Strasmann held many positions at Grubb & Ellis working his way up from an Industrial Broker to eventually serving as the Executive Vice President and Regional Managing Director (Orange County, San Gabriel Valley and the Inland Empire operations). Mr. Strasmann’s region was recognized as the largest and most profitable region nationwide for Grubb & Ellis. Additionally, Mr. Strasmann served on Grubb & Ellis’ National Executive Committee. Mr. Strasmann eventually resigned from Grubb & Ellis to accept a position at Voit Real Estate Services.

Jon R. Reno, SIOR, CCIM is a senior vice president and managing director of Kidder Mathews’

downtown Los Angeles, California office.

Jon provides consultative services to help businesses with navigating the details of relocation,

competitive properties, market data, rental rate negotiation and TI options. He provides

brokerage and investment services in the Central Los Angeles market.

Jon also works with Institutional as well as private investment groups and public agencies

with acquisitions, marketing, leasing, disposition, forward site analysis and financial feasibility

studies. He maintains a strong working knowledge of the Subdivision Map Act, CEQA, Land

Use Policy, land planning, zoning and entitlement law.

Jonathan Consani provides “gold standard” service to his clients in real estate transactional matters, thoroughly understanding their business, and advocating on their behalf. He assists clients in purchasing, selling, developing, and leasing various types of commercial property.

For Jonathan, working on the intricacies and challenges involved in each deal is particularly stimulating, and he is gratified to watch his work materialize, whether it be a newly constructed building or a new business occupying an existing property. He is commended for his attention to detail, and his ability to make deals happen, while ensuring his clients are properly advised and protected.