Afdhel Aziz is one of the world’s leading experts in marketing innovation and the power of purpose.

He is an award-winning marketer who has led brands for Procter & Gamble, Heineken, Absolut, and

Nokia, in London and New York. Afdhel has been a speaker at the Forbes CMO Summit, Cannes

Lions, SXSW, Advertising Week and more, and his work has been featured in the New York Times,

Vice, Fast Company, The Guardian, Coolhunting, Billboard, Hypebeast and more. Passionate about

brands and culture as forces for good, he is the co-author of the book ‘Good is the New Cool: Market

Like You Give a Damn’ as well as a regular FORBES contributor where he writes about how purpose

drives business and social impact. You can find out more at www.afdhelaziz.com and follow him on

Twitter at @afdhelaziz.

As an owner and Managing Principal for Streetsense, Eric has established himself as a contributing member in the company’s growth and expansion to its current marketplace status. With over 25 years of executive-level experience, Eric takes a visionary and collaborative approach to every project, leading his team to produce truly innovative results for his clients. A creative entrepreneur with a passion for branding, marketing, architecture, interior design and placemaking, Eric has extensive knowledge of real estate and a passion for holistic marketing strategy and brand management. After leading his own firm for over a decade, Eric merged Burka Studios with Streetsense, where he offers his clients — from local and national real estate firms to international hotel brands — an unparalleled breadth and depth of insights, strategy, and results.

Mr. Kapadia is a seasoned finance professional with a diverse background that spans over twenty-five years. At Interwest, he is focused in the areas of expanding the Company’s capital markets relationships, project and platform level financial structuring, developing new business ventures, strategic planning, and is a member of the Company’s investment committee.

During his career, he has developed hotels and commercial real estate; been instrumental in creating a unique energy finance platform; and has provided consulting services to numerous principal owners, investors, and financial institutions, and to credit rating agencies. Mr. Kapadia has been an executive with major financial services companies, such as Credit Suisse, Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette and Oppenheimer. He has designed and implemented debt, equity and structured finance programs. In addition, Mr. Kapadia is responsible for originating over $8.5 billion in commercial real estate transactions.

Mr. Kapadia holds a Post-Graduate Diploma in Real Estate Development from New York University and a Bachelor’s Degree in economics and in Finance also from NYU.

As VP of Development, Mr. Montano is responsible for managing developments from

acquisition through entitlements, and construction through sales. These projects

have included residential condo and apartments with various types, from ground

up, to historic adaptive reuse, office conversions. He also oversees the Adept’s

Japan’s Investor office which includes a number of publicly traded transportation

and development focused companies as well as a large pool to high net-worth

individuals and family offices.

Prior to joining Adept Development, Robert spent over two decades in the public

sector with the City of Pasadena and County of Los Angeles in redevelopment and

economic development. While with the City of Pasadena, he was responsible for a

wide variety of public/private partnerships and projects of community-wide

significance. He oversaw retail recruitment efforts contributing to the Old Pasadena,

Playhouse and South Lake Avenue Districts, and was the point person facilitating all

mixed-use and commercial development for the City. Prior to Pasadena, Robert was

a project manager for the East Rancho Dominguez Project area and West Altadena

Redevelopment Project area where he played a role in funding and constructing the

Business Technology Center – a 30,000 high technology business incubator focused

on transferring patents from institutions at NASA’s JPL and Caltech for commercial

purposes, paving the way for the revitalization of the Lincoln Avenue Corridor in

Altadena.

Robert attended Cal Poly Pomona where he earned his Bachelor’s of Science in

Urban and Regional Planning.

Jim has over 30 years of experience as an architect, planner, designer, project manager, project director, and director of architecture for a variety of project types, and is knowledgeable about all aspects of project development from conceptual design through construction administration. He has made multi-family residential the focus of his career, and has completed more than 10,000 housing units encompassing new and renovated affordable housing, market-rate residential housing, hotels, mixed-use centers, assisted living facilities, and community centers. Previous to joining TSM, Jim worked for such notable architectural firms, as well he led the architectural group at Abode Communities

Andrew Bowen currently serves as the Industry Principal for RealPage, Inc’s Asset Optimization division. A real estate veteran of over 20 years, he applies his operational experience to the development and utilization of tools that leverage data to drive operational and investment performance.

Mr. Mark Enfield is the Chief Administrative Officer and Head of the Portfolio Management Group for TruAmerica Multifamily. Mark has more than two decades of experience in real estate finance, investment, asset management, investor reporting and portfolio management. Mr. Enfield is responsible for overseeing the Western U.S. asset management operations, corporate strategy, governance and compliance, portfolio management, public relations and risk management. Mr. Enfield is also a member of the firm’s Investment Committee.

Previously, Mr. Enfield was the President of Keystone Real Estate Project Management. Prior to joining Keystone, Mr. Enfield was the Senior Vice President of Finance & Operations at CityView and held positions at Saybrook Capital, Western Pacific Housing, and Price Waterhouse LLP.

Mr. Enfield holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and is a Certified Public Accountant (inactive) in the state of Maryland.

Tom Klaess currently serves as Senior Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at Stay Alfred. Prior to

joining Stay Alfred, he managed the Western Region for Milestone Management/Starwood Capital as

the Regional Vice President of Operations. With more than 30 years of experience in the multifamily

industry, before joining Starwood, Klaess was a Regional Vice President for Pinnacle where he served on

the Operating Committee. He also contributed as Chief Operating Officer for Laramar Communities

where he served a key role on the executive committee and investment committee. Tom is currently on

the Board of Directors for the Apartment Association of Metro Denver as well as Vice Chair for the

AAMD Trade Show. He also holds the position of President of the St. Luke’s Maintenance District which

is appointed by the Mayor of Denver. Mr. Klaess graduated from Westminster College in Fulton, Mo.

As Chief Operating Officer for Decro Corporation, Ms. Vandeweghe is responsible for the expansion of Decro’s affordable portfolio and the daily operation of Decro’s pipeline developments, including the coordination of the financing, construction and operation of all new developments, including an affordable, mixed-use, mixed-income development with 50,000 square feet of commercial space and approximately 200 units proposed to be built in Los Angeles.

Ms. Vandeweghe comes to Decro Corporation with more than 15 years of experience in complex, mixed-use development transactions. She has entitled more than 4,700 housing units in California and developed more than 1,500 multi-family units in the Los Angeles metropolitan area, including 90 affordable units.

Ms. Vandeweghe is a veteran in structuring complex real estate transactions comprised of multi-layered financing using New Market Tax Credits (NMTCs) and Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTCs), and successfully bringing difficult projects to fruition, including Del Mar Station in Pasadena, California and the Wilshire Vermont Station in Los Angeles. Prior to joining Decro, Ms. Vandeweghe was a managing member of a real estate development and asset management firm that handled the entitlements for the 1,100 acre master planned community in unincorporated Imperial County, California, Rancho Los Lagos, comprised of 3,800 housing units, a 100 acre business park, 10 acres of commercial, a 40-acre community park, two schools and an active adult golf community. She was vice president at CityScape Capital Group, LLC, where she managed new market, historic, and energy tax credit portfolios worth more than $100 million, and director of marketing and asset management at Urban Partners, LLC where she oversaw a portfolio of over $1 billion in development in Los Angeles and Seattle.

Ms. Vandeweghe holds a Master in Business Administration with an emphasis in real estate from the University of California, Los Angeles Anderson School of Management, a Master in Urban Planning from the University of California, Los Angeles and a Bachelor of Arts from Northwestern University. She is a member of the American Planning Association and Urban Land Institute.

Martin founded the company in 2002, inspired by a family tradition in the construction industry. With an engineering background and a clear mission of becoming a worldwide leading studio in the technical delivery and coordination of projects, Martin built the company around solid processes and strong communication, understanding that the centrepiece of the project is always the client and the end-user.

With forward-thinking and an innovative spirit, he is leading the company to a more comprehensive role in the AEC industry with his completely new approach, the "Construction Digital Prototype" methodology.

Perry Colligan is a Senior Vice President with Bellwether Enterprise’s Los Angeles office. Prior to Bellwether Enterprise, Mr. Colligan was with Grandbridge Real Estate Capital and its predecessor in Los Angeles, Dwyer-Curlett & Co. Dwyer-Curlett & Co., was a Southern California based mortgage banking company founded in 1933. Mr. Colligan was a partner with that firm prior to its sale to Grandbridge in 2012.

Mr. Colligan has been involved in commercial real estate for more than 35 years, with more than 30 years experience in mortgage banking. His prior experience included brokerage, development, asset management, acquisitions and entity level finance. During his real estate finance career, Mr. Colligan has structured and placed in excess of $3 billion in debt and equity in more than 350 finance transactions. Representative transactions include permanent loans, construction loans, joint ventures, mezzanine debt and investment sales These debt and equity financings have been placed with a broad spectrum of investors including life insurance companies, banks, pension advisors, investment bankers, credit companies, REITs and private investors.

Over the past two decades, Bobby Turner has established himself as a pioneer in the area of social impact investing. Since founding Turner Impact Capital in 2014, he has rapidly built one of the nation’s largest social impact investment firms, with over $3 billion in investment potential to help address some of the country’s most pervasive social issues with real estate solutions.

As former Chairman, CEO and Co-Founding Partner of Canyon Capital Realty Advisors LLC (CCRA), he oversaw a commercial real estate and mortgage asset portfolio totaling over $12 billion, and was responsible for launching several groundbreaking funds that helped define the “triple bottom line” investment movement. In his years as a social impact innovator, Bobby has dedicated himself to providing sound financial returns for investors while fostering opportunities for the communities in which his funds invest.

Bobby is involved in many civic ventures, having served on the boards of the Virginia Avenue Project, the Pacific Charter School Development Corporation, and the Initiative for a Competitive Inner City. He holds a B.S. in Finance from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, where he and his wife have endowed a curriculum development fund and speaker series for social impact studies. He also serves on the school’s Board of Overseers. On Sundays, you can find him playing basketball at the beach in Santa Monica.

Mr. Tymins is responsible for overseeing the operations of AIG Global Real Estate's investment and development platforms, and for developing and implementing the business strategy to maximize the value of AIG Global Real Estate's assets. He also serves as Chair of AIG Global Real Estate's Investment Committee. Mr. Tymins served in several leadership roles, previously as President of AIG Affordable Housing (AIGAH) and as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of AIGAH.

From 1990 through 2005, Mr. Tymins served in various key senior positions with the SunAmerica companies, including Managing Director, Real Estate Development, and Senior Vice President, Real Estate Acquisitions and Dispositions. During this period, he directed a real estate equity investment platform that invested in excess of $800 million in office, retail, hotel, multi-family, condominium, and mixed-use projects throughout the U.S. He also directed the company's strategy to maximize its investment in a commercial and residential land portfolio located in metro Phoenix, with an expected value at full build out of $1.2 billion. After departing the company in 2005, he continued to work with AIG in a consulting role through his firm 360 Real Estate Advisors. He began his career in real estate with the Trammell Crow Company in 1985.

Mr. Tymins received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from Arizona State University. He is a full member of the Urban Land Institute and serves on the National Advisory Board of the ULI Terwilliger Center for Affordable Housing and the Carolyn and Preston Butcher Forum on Multifamily Housing. Mr. Tymins also serves on the Arizona Regional Board for Teach for America and the Board of Arizona Housing, Inc., a non-profit focused on providing affordable, supportive housing for the homeless in Phoenix, Arizona, where he resides.

Jaime Lee is the Chief Executive Officer of the Jamison group of companies, a

privately-held, family-run real estate business, which controls over 18 million square feet

of commercial office, retail, medical, and multifamily properties throughout Southern

California.  Jamison has been one of the largest commercial landlords in Los Angeles

for the past twenty-five years. Since 2014, it has quickly become one of the city’s most

active multifamily developers as well, bringing to market 5,000 units with an additional

2,500 units currently under construction and 7,500 more in development.

Earning both BA and JD degrees from the University of Southern California, the Los

Angeles native currently sits on the USC Board of Trustees where she co-chairs the

Alumni Affairs and University Development committee and sits on the Executive, Audit

Compliance Risk & Privacy, Nominating & Governance, and Academic Affairs

committees. She is also a member of the Board of Councilors for the USC Dornsife

College of Letters, Arts and Sciences and an Executive Committee member of the USC

Lusk Center for Real Estate. A longtime university volunteer, Jaime previously served

as President of the USC Alumni Association Board of Governors and President of the

USC Asian Pacific Alumni Association Board of Directors. Jaime is active with her high

school alma mater, where she is a member of the Harvard-Westlake Board of Trustees

and a founding member of its inaugural Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Council.

Jaime is also involved in a number of civic and non-profit organizations at the city, state,

and community levels. She has served the City of Los Angeles as an appointed

commissioner under three different mayoral administrations. Appointed by Mayor Eric

Garcetti, she was elected President of the Board of Harbor Commissioners for the Port

of Los Angeles in April 2018, the largest container port by trade volume in the western

hemisphere. She also serves on the Mayor’s International Advisory Council and as co-

chair of the public-private partnership non-profit Global LA. She previously served for

four years as President of the Los Angeles City Employees’ Retirement System Board

of Administration, which oversees the City’s $22 billion employee pension fund, and on

the boards for the Industrial Development Authority and the Quality and Productivity

Commission. She currently serves the State of California as Vice Chair of the California

Film Commission and previously spent seven years as a commissioner on the Speech

Language Pathology, Audiology & Hearing Aid Dispensers Board. Jaime is active in the

community as a board member of the Los Angeles Organizing Committee for the

Olympic and Paralympic Games 2028 where she sits on the Executive, Compensation,

and Conflicts committees, the Los Angeles World Affairs Council & Town Hall, and the

Korean American Foundation Advisory Board.

Recognized for her professional and civic contributions, Jaime has been named one of

the 500 most influential people in Los Angeles by the LA Business Journal every year

since 2018. She was honored by Asia Society Southern California as their 2020 Urban

Visionary, by the USC School of Architecture with their 2021 Distinguished Business

Leadership Award, and in 2022 with the LA Parks Foundation’s Rose Award and a Los

Angeles Times Woman of Influence Award.

She lives in Los Angeles with her husband and their three children.

Ms. Lynn Owen is the Chief Operations Officer of TruAmerica Multifamily

and brings over 30 years of multifamily and commercial property

management experience to her role. Ms. Owen is responsible for overseeing

all asset and construction management and portfolio operations functions and

is a member of the firm’s Investment Committee. Ms. Owen has expertise in

managing multifamily and commercial properties of varying investment

criteria and business objectives.

Prior to joining TruAmerica Multifamily, Ms. Owen was Senior Director

of Real Estate at Greystar. Before joining Greystar, Ms. Owen was a

Principal/Owner and the Director of Business Development and

Marketing at Glacier Real Estate Services, where she had an

integral role in selling to Greystar in 2010. Prior to Glacier, Ms. Owen

held senior positions at Etico Property Management Company, Allied

Group, Lexford NW, New Ventures and C.G. Rein Company.

Ms. Owen attended The University of Minnesota, majoring in Business

Administration with a focus in Marketing. She holds a real estate

broker license in Washington State and has served on the Board of

Directors for the Washington Multi-Family Housing Association. Ms.

Owen is a frequent speaker at regional and national industry-related

events and was named one of Real Estate Forum’s California Women

of Influence in 2015, and Southern California’s Most Powerful Women

in Commercial Real Estate for 2017.

Ms. Owen is dedicated to fundraising for charities that support

children’s health and well-being, non-profit organizations that teach

job skills to homeless individuals, and organizations that assist victims

of domestic abuse.

As President and CEO of Related California, Mr. Canori leads Related California's market rate, luxury and mixed-income residential development and strategy throughout California. He is currently overseeing a $6 billion pipeline of 7,000 multifamily and senior units, and over 1 million square feet of commercial space located in San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Los Angeles and Orange County. He oversees an integrated development team that encompasses all aspects of development, including financial analysis, acquisition, planning and design, deal structuring, entitlements, public and private financing, construction, marketing and asset management.

For the past 21 years, Mr. Canori has played a lead role in building the company's substantial portfolio of mixed-use and mixed-income developments. He is responsible for the growth of the Related California pipeline, including the development of 4,000 multifamily units with development costs in excess of $3 billion.

Mr. Canori is a graduate of the University of Southern California Marshall School of Business. He serves on the Executive Committee for the Lusk Center for Real Estate at the University of Southern California and the Policy Advisory Board for the Fisher Center for Real Estate and Urban Economics at the Haas School of Business at the University of California at Berkeley. He is also a member of the Urban Land Institute.

Mr. Mohanna is Principal and President of Highridge Costa Development Company, LLC (“HCDC”), the development arm of Highridge Costa.

His responsibilities included overseeing land acquisition, planning, entitlements, construction, financing, lease-up activities, property management and asset rehabilitation. Mr. Mohanna joined the firm in 1995. A real estate veteran with over 30 years of real estate development experience both nationally and internationally, his knowledge spans the entire spectrum of the real estate development industry from land acquisition, entitlement and construction through sales/lease-up and asset management.

Mr. Mohanna received his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Economics from the American University in Cairo, Egypt.

J.J. has 30 years of experience in the real estate industry, developing mixed-use, multifamily, and resort communities throughout the United States and Los Cabos, Mexico. J.J. has worked for such nationally and internationally recognized companies as Lennar Multifamily Communities, Shea Properties, Del Mar Development, Legacy Partners, JPI, and Goldman Sachs Realty Management. He has sourced, entitled, renovated and

developed over $6 billion of real estate and over 12,000 multifamily units throughout his career.

In September 2020, building on an almost three-decade-long career as an executive with institutional development firms, J.J. founded The Abraham Companies (“TAC”), an “institutional boutique” multifamily development firm.

TAC is a developer of luxury multifamily and mixed-use properties in the West and Southwest that achieve superior investment returns on behalf of select capital partners. TAC’s principals have sourced, entitled, renovated, developed, and financed over $12 billion of real estate throughout the United States and Mexico, including over 12,000 multifamily units. TAC’s professionals have decades of experience in real estate acquisitions, finance, development, and asset management with leading national institutions, yet the firm operates with efficiency and the flexibility of a boutique developer.

Prior to forming TAC, in August 2012, J.J. launched Lennar Corporation’s (NYSE: LEN) start-up apartment development platform in California. As the first Division President on the west coast, J.J. grew the division into a $4 billion portfolio (26 communities/7,500 units), ranging from suburban apartment developments to luxury high-rises in downtown San Diego and the Bay Area.

Prior to joining LMC, J.J. was the Senior Vice President of Development and Acquisitions for Shea Properties, where he successfully rebuilt the west coast apartment platform and development operations with more than 2,800 units.

Prior to Shea, J.J. ran the development operations of Del Mar Development, the leading developer of luxury resort communities headquartered Los Cabos, Mexico. This included overseeing the development of three residential master-planned communities within the world-famous Palmilla resort.

In 1994 J.J. received his BBA from Southern Methodist University in Finance, Real Estate, and International Business. J.J. is a member of the ULI Multifamily Platinum Council, he served the past five years as Co-Chairman of the NAHB National Leadership Council, and currently serves on the Board of Trustees at St. Mary’s, an IB private school located in Aliso Viejo, California.

Sue has been involved in real estate finance for over 20 years in a variety of roles. With TCR since 2004, Sue oversees debt and equity financing for TCR’s new developments in the Western United States. In addition, she oversees asset management and dispositions for TCR’s remaining West Coast operating properties and land holdings. Prior to joining TCR, Sue was a Vice President and Manager of the National Accounts group at Bank of the West, where she originated and managed loans for for-sale residential, apartment, retail, office, industrial and land/land development projects. Earlier, Sue served as a Vice President at Citicorp, in the Commercial Real Estate Group, and was involved in loan work-outs, asset disposition (OREO and loans) and investment banking. Sue graduated from Claremont McKenna College and earned her MBA from the Anderson School at UCLA.

Henry Manoucheri’s successful real estate career spans over 30 years. Henry began his career at Marcus & Millichap in 1985 and became one of their top brokers, being recognized throughout California as well as nationally. He has brokered over $500,000,000 worth of transactions in apartment buildings, office buildings, industrial properties, shopping centers and land. After leaving M&M, Henry launched his own privately held acquisitions business, as principal. In less than six months the number of apartments owned grew 200% from 400 to 1,200 units. Having demonstrated a detailed knowledge of acquisitions, operations and construction, Henry was able to partner with Bank of America to acquire and renovate a large apartment community in Carlsbad, CA. The asset was acquired at a purchase price of $50,700,000 with $10,500,000 in equity from Bank of America and $1,200,000 of equity from high net-worth investors. After successfully renovating the property and enhancing day-to-day operations, Henry sold the property four years later for $78,000,000 generating a profit of nearly $9,500,000 for himself and his investors. From this point forward a career of buying significant, well located apartment communities in Southern California began, acquiring 100+ unit properties throughout Los Angeles, Inland Empire, Ventura and San Diego County. Trisail of Bank of America and Urdang Advisors completed 10 large transactions with Henry over a successful 10 year relationship with acquisitions ranging from 200 to 450 units on transactions of $20 million to $70 million. This provided the economic platform for Henry to grow the portfolio to over 4,000 units. Additionally, Henry continued improving and refinancing smaller apartment communities, delivering 400 – 800% total returns to his investors over time. Henry, supported by research and analysis, sensed a changing marketplace and began selling select assets at record prices and cap rates from 2006 to 2008. The vast majority of sales were not used in trade, but rather to fund future acquisitions during the next down-cycle and to provide returns to investors. With over 30 years of experience in the business, Mr Manoucheri has been able to successfully navigate the company through difficult times by focusing on value-add propositions, detailed operations, and favorable financing opportunities, thereby profiting even during down cycles. This devotion to discipline, hard work , continuous examination of operating results and a hands-on approach has enabled Henry to deliver an average return of 22% percent annually across numerous assets, based on cash flow, and a return of over 60% per annum on assets sold. Currently the company is engaged in expanding its current holdings by acquiring new, value-add opportunities from various sellers, troubled borrowers, and financial institutions alike. Henry holds a BS in Finance and Real Estate from Cal State, Northridge, CA.

As the Managing Director, Kim Bucklew is responsible for multifamily development across Southern California, including the review, negotiation, coordination and processing of all property transactions. Her background includes acquisitions and due diligence of new development sites, as well as development management for market-rate apartments, student housing and senior living communities. Ms. Bucklew is an active member of Urban Land Institute, ULI, Young Leader Mentorship Program, Urban Development Mixed Use Council – Silver Flight, the Metro Atlanta Chamber and the Atlanta Multifamily Network in Atlanta. She received an MBA from the University of North Carolina’s Kenan-Flagler Business School.

Kevin Lindquist serves as Chief Operating Officer for Mack Real Estate Development and is responsible for overseeing development and construction activities as well as delivering the development pipeline.

Kevin has over seventeen years of Class A commercial and residential real estate development experience on the West Coast and has been responsible for all facets of real estate development from acquisition through development, lease-up, and disposition, as well as raising both debt and equity capital. Prior to joining MRED, Kevin held senior positions with Western National Properties, City View, KB Urban, and Trammell Crow.

Kevin holds a BA from UCLA and an MBA from Cornell University.

Jerome A. Fink is a co-founder & Managing Partner of The Bascom Group, LLC. Bascom

has completed over $12.0 billion in multi-family and commercial value-added

transactions since 1996 including more than 300 multifamily properties and 80,000

units. Bascom has ranked among the top 50 multifamily owners in the U.S. Bascom’s

subsidiaries and joint ventures include the Southern California Industrial Fund,

Rushmore Properties, Bascom Portfolio Advisors, Shubin Nadal Associates, Spirit Bascom

Ventures, REDA Bascom Ventures, MHF RM Holdings, Bascom Northwest Ventures,

Bascom Arizona Ventures, Harbor Associates, Village Partner Ventures, and the Realm

Group. Bascom’s subsidiaries also include Premier Business Centers, the largest

privately held executive suite company in the U.S.

Prior to founding Bascom, Mr. Fink acted as Senior Acquisitions and Sales Manager from

1991 to 1995 for Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company. His responsibilities included

market assessment, property identification and negotiation, and the acquisition and

disposition of real estate investments.

Mr. Fink holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering and a

Master of Business Administration in Real Estate and Finance from the University of

Wisconsin-Madison. He is a member of the Institute of Real Estate Managements (IREM)

and Turnaround Management Association (TMA). Mr. Fink is a licensed real estate

broker in the state of California, a Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM), a

Certified Property Manager (CPM), a Certified Mergers & Acquisitions Advisor (CM&AA),

and a Certified Turnaround Professional (CTP). He has appeared as a guest speaker at

various functions, including those for the Urban Land Institute, University of California

Los Angeles and Irvine, University of Southern California, and other assorted industry

events. Mr. Fink previously served on the Board of Directors for the Wisconsin Real

Estate Alumni Association and is currently a member of the USC Lusk Center for Real

Estate Executive Committee.  He has previously served on the board for the Young

Presidents Organization (YPO) California Coast chapter and is currently a member of the

World Presidents Organization (WPO).

In 2004, Mr. Fink was awarded the Apartment Executive of the Year by the Real Estate

Conference Group, the industry's largest and most prestigious multifamily conference

on the West Coast, and was later awarded the Rising Star award by the University of

California Irvine Center for Real Estate in 2008. Mr. Fink was also recognized in the 2011

Multi-Family Executive Magazine. In 2016, Mr. Fink was awarded the Ernst & Young

Entrepreneur of the Year, Orange County.

Mike Clow is the executive director of real estate operations of the western United States for Greystar. His portfolio includes Washington, Oregon, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, and North Dakota. Mike has been active in the multifamily industry since 1989. Prior to joining Greystar in 2008, Mike was a principal with Gray Clow Residential, where he developed, managed, and sold over 7,500 units. Before that, he was division vice president of BRE Properties, a broker with CBRE, and a regional manager with Evans Withycombe. Mike holds a bachelor of science in management and an MBA from Arizona State University. He serves as treasurer of the National Apartment Association and board member for the Arizona Multihousing Association. Mike holds a CPM® designation from the Institute of Real Estate Management and an active real estate broker's license in Arizona.

Ken Kahan is Founder and President of California Landmark (or "CLG"), a real estate development and investment company. Since its inception in 1988, California Landmark has invested in or developed all types of real estate from residential (including single family as well as low and high rise multi-family) to commercial (including hospitality, office and industrial). The company has developed in excess of 3,000,000 million square feet of various products.

CLG has distinguished itself in Southern California as an innovative problem solver in both the design and development of dozens of multi-family communities. The firm is currently one of the largest private multi-family developers in Los Angeles with over 500 units in various stages of construction or development.

Current projects include three high profile mixed use projects including the bw (Wilshire at Barrington), the hw (Hollywood Blvd. near Crescent Heights) and the LC (Larchmont at Melrose and Camerford). Past projects include modern townhomes and industrial "hard" lofts in the Marina Arts District, high-rise condominiums along the Wilshire corridor, California courtyard buildings in Westwood and Brentwood, art deco apartments in West Hollywood, and Mediterranean style villas in Century City.

In the past ten years CLG has expanded its footprint of residential acquisitions by purchasing existing apartment communities throughout Southern California. Projects include townhouse condominium projects converted to rentals, middle income apartments in San Diego, renovations of 1950's apartment buildings in the San Fernando Valley and most recently, low income housing in the San Gabriel Valley. At the same time, the firm has expanded its portfolio to include industrial, office and flex space projects totaling several hundred thousand square feet.

Ken is passionate about all aspect of urban planning and development. He is a frequent speaker on matters pertaining to entitlements, zoning, multi family/mixed use projects and urban development. California Landmark has been involved in the City of Los Angeles implementation ordinance of SB1818 and has delivered several mixed income housing projects throughout the region.

A native of Los Angeles, Ken obtained both his bachelor of arts and juris doctor degrees from UCLA. Ken currently resides in West Los Angeles with his family.

Rosie has over 15 years’ industry experience and is responsible for acquisition, development, construction, operations and disposition activities in Southern California and Phoenix. She is a registered professional engineer, licensed real estate broker, and serves on JPI’s Investment Committee. Rosie received both her Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering from the United States Air Force Academy, and her Master of Science in Construction Engineering and Management and Master of Science in Real Estate Development from the University of Southern California.

Garrett Lee is the President of Jamison Properties, the development arm of Jamison, focusing on multifamily projects. Under his leadership,, Jamsison has built 1,600 apartment units mainly in Koreatown and Downtown Los Angeles. Jamison has 15 projects with 3,000 units under construction.

As the head of property management, Kim is responsible for Fairfield’s multifamily portfolio of 38,300 units in 36 markets nationally. She also oversees many of the support services for the property management group including strategic operations, marketing and training. Kim joined Fairfield in 2001 as a regional supervisor and has held several key leadership roles at the company. She has more than 25 years of industry experience at both privately held management companies and REITS, as well as managing conventional and affordable apartment communities. Kim began her career in property management at Hall Financial Group, Inc. Subsequently, she worked with National Housing Partnership Incorporated (NHP) and oversaw assets for The NHP Foundation. As a result of the AIMCO purchase of NHP, Kim began supervising AIMCO properties in both Texas and California where she held various management positions. Kim received her education at North Lake College and holds her NCP-E (National Compliance Professional- Executive), CAPS (Certified Apartment Property Supervisor) and a CPM designation with the Institute of Real Estate Management. She also has a Real Estate license in the state of California.

Larry Kallestad is managing director of real estate for Greystar, with oversight of communities in the Los Angeles, Ventura, Orange County, and San Diego metro areas, and third-party owned communities. He previously served as senior director, overseeing a portfolio of communities from Santa Maria to San Diego. Larry is responsible for the management of 20,000+ units and began his property management career in 1988. He has experience in such areas as property operations, acquisitions, dispositions, lease-ups, interior and exterior renovations, budgets, forecasts, and capital project management, along with directing his teams on high-rise urban luxury assets. Prior to joining Greystar in 2010, Larry worked for organizations such as Riverstone Residential, Equity Residential, and The Irvine Company. Larry earned his bachelor of arts degree at California State University, Long Beach. He has been a member of two HOA boards of directors and is currently serving as treasurer on a homeowner board in Orange County.

Laura is the Deputy Director for the Community Planning & Implementation (CPI) Division of the

Planning Department within the City of San Diego. Laura has been with the City for over 17 years in

various departments. Laura oversees the City’s long-range planning efforts consisting of Community Plan

Updates and Land Development Code updates. She has been recently involved in getting the Affordable

Housing Regulations, the 11 th code update (55 items), the Midway-Pacific Highway Community Plan

Update, the Old Town Community Plan Update approved by City Council. She’s currently working on a

new base zoning package for Mixed Use (residential and commercial), a Middle Income Density Bonus

Program, the 12 th code update (56 items) and the Mission Valley Community Plan update that are all

anticipated to be presented at City Council this year.

Mr. Grossman is a Senior Managing Director at Meridian Capital Group. He opened the firm’s San Diego office in May 2011 charged with expanding the company’s presence throughout the western and southwestern states. In his 10+ years leading the west coast for Meridian, Mr. Grossman has built a team that has originated and closed more than $12 billion of debt and equity transactions spanning more than 600 loans across primary and esoteric asset types.

Prior to opening Meridian’s San Diego office, Mr. Grossman was a Structured Finance Analyst Fitch Ratings, a Principal at Mission Peak Capital, and worked in Meridian’s New York City office where he closed in excess of $3 billion.

Mr. Grossman attended NYU, where he received a Bachelor of Science in Finance and Management.

Industry Recognition:

2013: Named to Commercial Observer’s national list of “Top 20 Commercial Mortgage Brokers under 35”

2015: Named to Commercial Property Executive’s list of 17 national “Stars to Watch” in the real estate industry

2015: Named by Real Estate Forum as one of 20 “Tomorrow’s leaders of Southern California”

Richard Price oversees all phases of Raintree’s development projects, including acquisition, due diligence, entitlement, project design, permitting, construction and operation. He also supports Raintree’s financing and refinancing efforts for both construction and permanent loans on stabilized development projects. To date, Mr. Price has been involved in more than $400 million in development activity.

Prior to joining Raintree, Mr. Price underwrote institutional-size multifamily value-add acquisitions totaling $1.2 billion for Bascom Group and brokered multifamily transactions for ACI Apartments in San Diego, California. Earlier in his career, Mr. Price worked as a CPA for PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Mr. Price holds a Bachelor of Science in accounting from Brigham Young University and a Master of Real Estate Development from the University of Southern California. He is a Certified Public Accountant, a California-licensed real estate broker, a member of Urban Land Institute, ULI Urban Development Mixed Use Product Council (UDMUC), and the ULI NEXT Initiative Council.

David Harrington brings more than 17 years’ experience in finance and brokerage to his role as Executive Vice President and National Director for Matthews Multifamily Advisors™ division. He achieves success for his clients by leveraging the firm’s unique marketing platform and applying his unrivaled knowledge of the national multifamily market. This combination creates an ability to “make a market” for multifamily assets using aggressive underwriting and pricing strategies that ultimately connects buyers with sellers. During his career, he has executed over 500 transactions amounting to nearly $2 billion in sales. Recently, David has been a featured moderator and panelist at multifamily conferences across the country hosted by RealShare, Connect Media, Bisnow and Interface. PROFESSIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS § National Sales Achievement Awards, Berkadia § National Sales Achievement Award, Marcus & Millichap § Rookie of the Year Award, Marcus & Millichap § Highest Cost per Square Foot Ever Recorded – Pasadena, CA (91103) § Highest Cost per Square Foot Ever Recorded – Los Angeles, CA (90066/Mar Vista) § Highest Cost per Unit & per Square Foot – Lawndale, CA § Highest Gross Rent Multiplier Ever Recorded – San Pedro, CA § Highest Cost Per Unit Ever Recorded – Ennis, TX BUSINESS BACKGROUND § Beginning his career at Marcus & Millichap Capital Corporation in 1999, he made his foray into the business underwriting and processing debt for multifamily assets. After a short time in finance, he moved into brokerage at Marcus & Millichap’s Encino office specializing in multifamily investments sales. In 2010, David was recruited by and joined Hendricks & Partners, a national multifamily investment sales firm that later merged with Berkadia. In his career, David has earned multiple National Sales Achievement Awards as well as Rookie of the Year while at Marcus & Millichap. AFFILIATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS § Member, National Multifamily Housing Council § California Bureau of Real Estate § License No. 01320460 EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS § B.S., Real Estate B.S., Marketing Florida State University

Simon combines more than 30 years of communications expertise with a focus on providing business guidance for clients. He has worked on a bewilderingly wide range of clients in the U.S., Europe and globally in categories including hospitality, real estate, travel, and food and beverage. Simon brings knowledge and inspiration from various disciplines to bring innovation to destination brands – CO OP’s unique strategic approach to brand creation.

As Partner and Chief Innovation Officer, Simon is charged with executive oversight for strategic deliverables on all projects. At CO OP he has been the lead behind nearly every hospitality project, working on rationalizing global brands and creating innovative local hero brands.

Simon began his career in advertising in London where he was responsible for a bewildering range of projects from Nestle’s beverage NPD program to globalizing Viagra, from creating new beer brands to reviving traditional fashion companies, from exotic destinations to pragmatic car rental services.

In every category, Simon seeks to unlock the full potential of brands by identifying opportunities others overlook.

Steve Basham is a Managing Analyst for the CoStar Group specializing in the Los Angeles market. He has authored more than 80 reports on L.A. commercial real estate, with an emphasis on targeted, granular analysis of submarkets and micro markets. His work has been featured in regional and national media outlets including the L.A. Times, NPR’s Marketplace, and Bloomberg News.

David Kersh is the Executive Director of the Carpenters/Contractors Cooperation

Committee (C/CCC), a non-profit organization comprised of signatory contractors

and the Southwest Regional Council of Carpenters. For over 19 years, Mr. Kersh

has been at the forefront of regional efforts to promote the creation of good

paying jobs, fair competition and high quality construction industry standards. He

is actively engaged in the areas of land use entitlement, labor compliance,

economic development, transportation and contracting policies, where he has

focused on ensuring that construction projects are built by top-quality contractors

who generate good paying middle class jobs and rewarding training opportunities.

Mr. Kersh graduated with a degree in History from UC Santa Barbara and

completed additional studies in Madrid, Spain. Born in Lima, Peru, he lives in

Culver City with his wife Pilar and his teenage children.

Swinerton Senior Vice President and Region Manager Ray Haj is responsible for the overall vision, financials, and management of all operations totaling over $2.0 billion annually within Swinerton's Southern California and Hawaii Region. Ray manages 1,600 Swinerton employees within this region.

Ray is responsible for the oversight and success of the entire region. His focus with his core team in recent years has been developing a Best-in-Class culture, client relationships, establishing a diverse market portfolio, and leading and managing rapid business growth as a master builder. Recently Ray's primary focus has been on building a shared vision and leading succession planning to ensure Swinerton's continuous success in the future years, led by the rise of the next generation of leaders.

Ray has nearly 30 years of experience in the construction industry (22 years with Swinerton), with a Master's Degree in Engineering Management from Brigham Young University, a Master's Degree in Project Management from the University Centre of Business Administration in Vicenza, Italy, and a Bachelor's of Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Brigham Young University. Ray first worked with a top Italian contractor overseas before joining the Swinerton Los Angeles office in early 2001.

Born in Siberia, Mr. Tepler immigrated to the United States at the age of nine. In 2004, prior to graduating from Rutgers Business School with a Bachelor of Science in Finance, he formed a real estate investment firm that specialized in the acquisition and rehabilitation of distressed residential real estate in New Jersey and Florida. After successfully running his company for a number of years, he decided to upgrade his skills by going back to school and earning a Master’s in Real Estate, with a concentration in Development from New York University. In 2009, upon graduation, he relocated to Los Angeles, “strictly for the weather,” partnered with Paul Schon to form Schon Tepler Group. STG was created to capitalize on the unprecedented opportunities in distressed residential real estate during the “Great Recession.” Their company evolved into a full service, vertically integrated, multi-family real estate development firm. Since his first purchase of a single-family house as an investment for $300k at the age of 23, Mr. Tepler has been involved as a principal in the development/redevelopment of more than $225m of real estate. Artem is a licensed California General Contractor and oversees all construction activities for Schon Tepler projects. Artem is also a licensed California Real Estate Broker and involved with the Real Estate and Construction division of the Jewish Federation of Los Angeles and the real estate division of AIPAC – Los Angeles.

Patrick Winters has over 25 years of professional experience working with leading architecture and design firms. Skilled at all aspects of project conceptualization, organization and presentation, as well as an in-depth understanding of technical fundamentals and construction practices, he is able to manage simultaneously diverse projects and responsibilities. Patrick also has experience in the management, design, and construction of high-profile building projects. He is a Principal, Design Director, and Partner at Nadel Architects.

John L Waldron, AIA is the Managing Principal of Studio T-SQ’s Long Beach office. He brings over 30 years of experience in the design, planning and entitlement of complex mixed-use infill projects both domestically and internationally. He does this by developing win-win projects for his clients and the communities they build in. Each project is shaped by its environment and formed around unique places for the community and the people they serve.

Specializing in the multi-family, mixed use, retail and transit oriented development, John works with clients, cities, agencies and communities to design and entitle complex projects that meet the financial objectives of the client, while at the same time blending and embracing their location and environment. He does this by developing common project goals and objectives among the projects stakeholders and then working towards building a consensus on the project. These projects vary greatly in size and location; however, they all share the common challenge of developing a new project within an established community while adding value through thoughtful design and the development of unique people places.

John received a Bachelor degree of Architecture from the University of Southern California. He is actively involved in several professional organizations including the American Institute of Architects, The USC Architectural Guild and The Urban Land Institute, where he chaired the TOD Summit and lead and served on numerous Technical Assistant Panels (TAP’s). He has published articles on TOD, Life Style Centers and Mixed-Use Developments and has been a speaker and panel chair on the topics at ICSD, NAIOP, ULI and Home-X conferences.

For over 30 years, Paul Zeger has been the definitive source of information for new construction sales and marketing in the Bay Area. His leadership in identifying and capitalizing on residential development opportunities is unparalleled. Paul’s client relationships include some of the most successful real estate development firms on the west coast – TMG Partners, Emerald Fund, Lennar Urban and Wilson Meany to name a few. Paul believes in making commitments to his clients, and building trust by delivering on his commitments. Paul earned a bachelor’s degree in Economics at Colgate University and a Masters in Business Administration from the Darden School at the University of Virginia.

Behrouz Bozorgnia is the CEO and Founder of Mobbil inc. He works with developers and investors to balance the shortage of the housing industry in California, specializing in managing complex programs, low-income housing, and capital improvement projects.

Behrouz is a board-certified professional engineer and holds a Master of Science in Construction Management from USC and a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from UCLA. He has supported many private and public projects including the largest public infrastructure project in California's history, the first-ever, single-tower, self-anchored suspension San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge.

Behrouz believes in a world made of positive connections and is the author of “A Better Day Code.” He developed 12 theories of physics.Philosophy.Love, connecting concepts of physics to the elements of performance in everyday life. He contributes his work to personal development and growing a collective effort of consciousness towards a better life.

David is currently the Senior Vice President and General Manager (Southern California) of Starry Inc., a groundbreaking new company that is reinventing the internet with its innovative and affordable high speed, broadband service.

With over 35 years of experience in the telecommunications industry, David has a proven track record of growing companies and creating shareholder value with his entrepreneurial spirit and ability to identify new product and revenue opportunities. At Cox Communications and Time Warner Cable, David led efforts that leveraged network assets to bring telecommunications services to the business marketplace.

In addition to various business leadership roles, David has also shared his knowledge and experience in the classroom, previously teaching Operations Management courses at Bowling Green State University and serving as a Senior Analyst in BGSU’s Management Center, which provided marketing research and business consulting for local businesses.

David earned his BA from Weber State University in Finance and MBA from Bowling Green State University in Finance with an emphasis in Production and Operations Management.

When he’s not working diligently to launch the next great internet service, David is heavily involved with his local communities, working as a youth leader and sports coach while also spending quality time with his five children and five grandchildren.

Kitty joined Colliers International as Executive Vice President in January 2010. She was named “Los Angeles County's Number One Multifamily Agent” by Pierce-Eislen. For 15 years, Kitty has delivered impactful solutions for her clients, servicing every facet of their multifamily real estate needs – from the sale of apartment buildings and residential land developments to condominium conversions, student housing, affordable housing and special assets. Her transactions have spanned throughout Southern California and the West Coast, with a heavy focus on West Los Angeles.

Upon entering the commercial real estate field in 1997, Kitty quickly became an expert in her market and has since consistently set and exceeded performance goals within her organizations and the industry as a whole. During her tenure with Sperry Van Ness, she ranked as the company’s #2 agent in the nation for seven years in a row. Kitty now serves as Executive Vice President for Colliers International, where she has ranked #1 in the Greater Los Angeles region since joining the company 2010.

In her decade of experience, JKH Consulting President Jamarah Hayner has led community involvement efforts for both public- and private-sector clients, as well as for leading elected officials in New York, Southern California and Phoenix. Throughout her career, she has helped clients ensure that communities and small businesses are valued stakeholders in projects affecting their neighborhoods, with a special focus in the areas of transportation, aviation, real estate and housing policy and workforce development. She has played a key strategic role in business pursuits totaling more than $3 billion, assisting clients in growing their market share in new sectors and regions. A tested communications advisor, she has led successful earned and paid media campaigns and represented clients as a spokesperson in outlets including the Los Angeles Times, National Public Radio and Business Journal affiliates, as well as numerous local and new media outlets.

Jamarah’s career includes successful tenures in the administrations of several of the nation’s leading elected officials. She began her career in the office of New York City Mayor R. Michael Bloomberg, where she worked as his Community Affairs Unit’s Chief of Staff and Director of Policy and Initiatives, helping to manage citywide outreach for congestion pricing and other plaNYC initiatives. She served as the first Southern California District Director for then-California Attorney General Kamala D. Harris, for whom she managed community outreach on a range of issues including her landmark foreclosure relief legislation package. She also served as a Communications Deputy and Special Assistant to Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Board Member and Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas.

Jamarah is a graduate of Barnard College at Columbia University. She is a proud member of a number of civic organizations including: the Greater Los Angeles Area African American Chamber of Commerce, the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce, the Heidi Duckler Dance Theater, Friends of Transit, COMTO Arizona, the Arizona Transit Association, and the Support Sky Harbor Coalition. She and her husband live in Manhattan Beach, CA and Phoenix, AZ.

Dean Zander is an executive vice president at CBRE with a focus on institutional multifamily investment sales throughout Southern California, based in Los Angeles. Over the past thirty years, Dean has established himself as one of the leaders in the multifamily arena by creating value for his clients through his extensive market knowledge, resolved work ethic, and strong commitment to excellence. Nearly 25 years in a row, Dean has been featured among the Top 5% Most Successful Agents for each brokerage company he has worked with. Experience and professionalism direct Dean’s efforts toward long-term relationships rather than transaction-oriented business. He is committed to the highest level of client service and ethical standards.

Before joining CBRE, Dean spent 18 years at Berkadia, where he was senior managing director at the firm’s LA office, one of only a handful of such executives nationally. Prior to Berkadia, Dean was a partner at Sperry Van Ness. He is also a co-founder of Darro/Zander & Co., an apartment building brokerage, land assemblage and management company.

Dean attended University of California, Los Angeles where he had a double-major in mathematics and computer science.

Timothy M. Hutter is a partner in our San Diego office, where he practices in the firm's Litigation and Land Use groups. Tim's practice focuses primarily on business and real estate disputes, including contract, construction, joint venture, entitlement, land use and commercial landlord/tenant litigation. Many of his projects and cases involve residential and mixed-use projects, and several invoke California's density bonus law to incorporate and develop affordable housing. Tim also handles cases on appeal, and has successfully represented clients in the California Court of Appeal and the California Supreme Court.

Driven to Build: Companies, Projects & People

Over the last 30 years, Todd has built or been involved in management of over $22B in commercial and institutional construction projects across the entire USA. In addition, he has successfully led multiple state and regional offices, geographies and business units across all industry sectors and has never finished a project late or ended a project in court!

Todd has strong personal experience in all construction service types and delivery methods. He has further been involved in all aspects of Real Estate Development, public and conventional finance, strategic planning and Business Development as well as Mergers & Acquisitions. He further has a deep industry network and personal relationships which are actively managed to grow businesses and relationships while maintaining his values and focus. He has also continuously assumed leadership roles in several organizations of the construction industry as well as several charitable, academic and civic organizations.

Carey is the Managing Principal of the Real Estate Industry. He has close to 20 years of experience providing accounting, assurance, tax, and consulting services to real estate industry owners, operators, family offices, developers and syndicators. Carey has a proven track record of helping clients build and retain capital by leveraging tax- and cost-saving strategies, including a wide range tax credits and incentives.

Jamie Schwartzman is a brand strategist with 30 years of experience with major institutional and progressive-independent real estate development firms. As the founder of Flux Branding, he’s developed and executed successful branding and marketing programs for a long list of high-profile creative office campuses, high-rise residential, mixed-use multifamily and adaptive reuse projects. A recognized thought leader, he writes a monthly essay on branding which he publishes on his blog the First Tuesday of the month. Located in DTLA since 2008, he enjoys taking an active role in shaping the renaissance of Downtown LA.

Karine Clark has a 30-year career in commercial real estate finance. Much of the this time was in

the Seattle/Pacific Northwest market and the past 15 years in the California market. Financing is

primarily focused upon construction and development; but includes bridge and permanent

financing.

Most of her career was with U.S. Bank both in Seattle and California. She spent some time with a

development company and eventually came back to the banking world with Umpqua Bank in

southern California.

The product scope includes most, industrial, multi-family, retail, storage and hospitality. Much of

the Seattle focus began in the area of industrial build-to-suits for The Boeing Company, many

retail centers and prior to leaving Seattle finalized the Starbucks Headquarters project.

California has a greater focus on multi-family, office, storage and hospitality. Most of the

development clientele is based in California, to include Dallas and Arizona. Projects are located

for the most part in southern California as well as most western states.