Robert F. Kane joined Lincoln Property Company in 2012,

and is responsible for Acquisition, Dispositions,

Development and Finance related activities for the

Company. Since joining Lincoln, Robert has been involved

in the acquisition of over $1 billion square feet of commercial

development projects and successfully entitled more than

one million square feet of commercial projects including the

Parsons campus, the largest commercial project ever

approved by the City of Pasadena.

Prior to joining Lincoln, Robert was a Vice President at

Thomas Properties Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: TPGI), where he

focused on acquisitions and development of office,

residential, and mixed-use properties throughout the country,

including the entitlements effort for the Wilshire Grand

Redevelopment project proposed by Korean Air Lines

totaling $1.4 billion and 2.5 million square feet of mixed-uses

which was unanimously approved by the City of Los

Angeles.

Rob is on the Board of Directors for the Ketchum-Downtown

YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles.

Joel K. Mayer is currently Managing Director, Head of Retail for Rockwood Capital, based in its

Los Angeles office.  In his role, he leads all of Rockwood’s retail real estate strategy,

acquisitions and existing investments throughout the country.

Prior to joining Rockwood, he served as a Director at BlackRock Realty.  Mr. Mayer’s

responsibilities included sourcing new acquisitions, identifying and working with joint venture

partners on new retail investments.  Before joining BlackRock, Mr. Mayer was Senior Vice

President of Real Estate and Development for California Pizza Kitchen, Inc. ("CPK") for four

years.  In this role he was responsible for managing the national expansion of CPK and its

existing real estate throughout the country.  At CPK, Mr. Mayer oversaw site selection, lease

negotiation, development and construction of all new units and renovations of numerous other

restaurants nationwide during his tenure. Prior to joining CPK in 2003, Mr. Mayer was Senior

Vice President of Madison Marquette where he directed leasing and portfolio management of

Madison Marquette’s properties in the Western United States.  He joined Madison Marquette in

1998 in conjunction with Madison Marquette's acquisition of Farallon Retail Services.  He had

been a partner at Farallon since 1993 and opened their Southern California office.

Mr. Mayer is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) and the Urban

Land Institute (ULI).  At ULI he is Chair of the Commercial Retail Development (Blue)

Council. Mr. Mayer earned a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of Michigan.

As Managing Partner and founder of both Geneva Street Partners and Geneva Street Capital Partners, Michael Lowinger is responsible for the strategic direction of Geneva and its affiliates, including acquisitions, development, investment decisions, investor relationships, and operating policy. The company’s primary focus is apartment development and repositioning, and currently owns and is developing in excess of 200 apartment units in four separate projects in the Culver City area: as well as a 228 unit elderly care facility in Encino. Throughout his career Lowinger has been involved in the development and acquisition of over $1 billion of real estate.

Prior to and then simultaneous with the formation of Geneva, Lowinger was Managing Director of Hanover Financial, LLC for 19 years, where he identified and oversaw all investments, partner and investor relationships, and asset management. Before Hanover, Lowinger was Executive Vice President – Western Regional Director for Heller Financial, an affiliate of Fuji Bank of Japan (Heller was acquired by G.E. Capital in 2001) that provided bridge debt, mezzanine, and preferred equity capital, as well as joint venture equity.

Lowinger is a Los Angeles area native. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Real Estate Finance and Accounting from San Diego State University and a Master of Business Administration from Pepperdine University. He serves as a member of the Real Estate Principals Organization of the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles, and the Real Estate Division of National Jewish Fund. Lowinger and his wife of 37 years, Cynthia, have five children and four toddler grandchildren, and divide their time between homes in Los Angeles and Denver, Colorado.

Mr. Marks is the President and has headed up his family real estate and asset management company for the past 30 years, which is focused on fee owned commercial and retail properties all located in the greater Los Angeles area. Most of the assets are among the highly developed areas of Beverly Hills, Santa Monica and Culver City, and notably the Helms Bakery campus.

As a fifth generation Californian, Wally has deep community roots and pursues engagement with various civic and philanthropic endeavors.

Graduate of UC Berkeley with a BS in Engineering.

Leo Grifka founded Grifka Group in 2016 with the intention of building a portfolio of well located and highly curated real estate over several different asset classes starting with a hotel in Culver City. Grifka Group prides itself on developing underutilized and underappreciated properties and transforming them into desired destinations.

Prior to this, Leo was brought on as Executive Vice President at HQ Development (aka HQ Creative Office) to facilitate their rapid expansion of high-end creative office developments. Among the many hats that Leo wore for HQ were sourcing new acquisitions, performing due diligence, and overseeing the entitlement and construction process. Expanding the portfolio from three properties to over 13 properties, Leo was instrumental in transforming HQ Development into one of the most significant high-end creative office developers in Los Angeles today.

In 2011, Leo founded Grifka Realty, an independent real estate brokerage firm specializing in single family residential properties. In 2009, Leo began his career in the tech world, but shortly thereafter was hired by GK Development to oversee the construction of two medical office buildings in Beverly Hills, where Leo started his real estate career.

Tony Cardoza is responsible for Cityview’s acquisition activities throughout the West Coast. He has 21 years of experience in real estate investment and management. Previously, Tony ran the investment group for Real Estate Capital Partners in the Western U.S., which developed and acquired over 5,000 multifamily units. Prior to that, he worked for Prometheus Real Estate Group in a land and multifamily acquisitions role on the West Coast. Tony holds a B.A. in Economics from Middlebury College and an MBA from the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley

Denyelle Bruno is the President and CEO of Tender Greens, a fine-casual restaurant concept founded in

2006. With 28 locations, the most recent opening in New York and Boston, the company plans to expand

across the eastern seaboard and beyond. Before joining Tender Greens, Denyelle was the President of

Retail at Drybar and prior to that she held leadership positions at Peet’s Coffee & Tea and Macy’s and

was one of a seven-member team tasked to create a retail experience for Apple Computer. Denyelle

was raised in Los Angeles, and received a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from UC Santa Cruz and Master of

Organizational Development from University of San Francisco.

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.

Perry J. Pound is the Managing Partner of Cambridge Pacific, a capital formation and infrastructure investment platform that finances the physical layer of the intelligence economy. The firm partners with institutional investors, family offices, developers, and infrastructure sponsors to originate, finance, and scale data centers, energy infrastructure, and strategic real assets. Since inception, Cambridge Pacific has executed and advised on more than $1 billion of transactions.

Over a 24-year career spanning $4.5B+ in institutional real estate and infrastructure transactions, Perry built and led Greystar's Southern California Development Division, deploying $1.5B+ across institutional development and raising $650M+ in equity from global pensions and sovereign wealth funds. His earlier work at Recurrent Energy covered utility-scale solar acquisitions — land control, interconnection position, and offtake diligence — experience directly relevant to today's powered land market.

Perry holds a Master of Arts from The Fletcher School at Tufts University, with a concentration in International Finance & Banking and cross-registration at Harvard Business School, along with a B.A., cum laude, from Pepperdine University. He splits his time between Texas, New York, and Paris.

As Partner, Development, Neils Cotter oversees Carmel Partners’ Southern California development projects with flexibility and creativity. He has 15 years of experience in identifying growth opportunities and executing focused business strategies.

Prior to joining Carmel in 2012, Mr. Cotter was Vice President of Acquisitions and Asset Management for Matteson Companies, where he led acquisition, disposition, and asset management activities in Southern California, Las Vegas, and Denver. He was also the Acquisitions and Development Director for real estate developer, Intracorp Southern California. Previously, Mr. Cotter was a Captain in the United States Air Force.

Mr. Cotter received a Bachelor of Science degree in civil engineering from Duke University and a Master of Business Administration degree from INSEAD.

Timothy Haskin is a Partner and Senior Managing Director of AECOM Capital and is on the investments team, joining the firm in 2013. He focuses on all AECOM Capital investments and identifying, structuring, and negotiating complex development and value-add projects. He has an extensive background in real estate finance, with over 39 years of experience and expertise in developing, financing and repositioning large-scale real estate projects.

Previously, Haskin was the Founder and President of Peninsula Real Estate LLC, a New York City based real estate investment fund focused on value add investments. Prior to Peninsula, Haskin was a Partner and Managing Director and Executive Vice President of Tishman Hotel and Realty Corporation for 13 years. He was responsible for acquisitions and capital raising for the company’s substantial principal investments, including the Westin New York Hotel at Times Square and E-Walk Retail on 42nd Street, and was involved in closing over $5 billion of transactions.

Haskin holds a Bachelor in Business Administration with certificates in Real Estate and Finance from Southern Methodist University, Edwin L. Cox School of Business. He is a member of the Urban Land Institute and has been a guest lecturer at various academic institutions.

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.

Joseph Miller is a co-founder of Runyon and leads the company’s development and investment initiatives. A Los Angeles native, Joseph is passionate about supporting next generation projects that are additive to culture and community. Under Joseph’s leadership, Runyon built the first project under the Mixed-Use ordinance in Downtown Culver City, launched the company’s hospitality business and expanded Runyon’s investment portfolio to include businesses across food service, wellness and fashion. Prior to founding Runyon in 2013, Miller was a member of the acquisitions and development team The KOR Group, a privately held real estate development firm in Los Angeles.

Jim Suhr, principal of James Suhr & Associates LLC, has focused on urban infill development throughout his 40+ year career in Southern California real estate. Jim has been involved in developing a number of transit-oriented mixed-use projects, including The Culver Studios in Culver City and Wilshire Vermont Station in Koreatown, as well as industrial, office, apartment, condominium, hotel and historic rehab projects across Southern California. Jim has provided management and advisory services to public and private sector clients including Hackman Capital Partners, Hilton Universal City, Four Seasons Hotels, the State Bar of California, the Port of Los Angeles, and many others. Prior to forming JSA, he held positions with BRE Properties, Newhall Land Farming, Walt Disney Company, Warner Bros., and The Ratkovich Company. He is a graduate of UCLA’s Anderson School of Management and School of Urban Planning.

Rick Moses is the founder and President of RM/d, a full service development company specializing in mixed-use and retail projects. He formed RM/d in 2007 and is currently in development on several projects on the West Coast. Before forming his own company, Rick was the Chief Development Officer for Caruso Affiliated in Los Angeles, heading up development on noteworthy projects such as the Americana at Brand in Glendale, California. This is a groundbreaking development of approximately 900,000 square feet that has set a new standard for retail and residential mixed-use projects in the United States.

Prior to joining Caruso Affiliated, Rick was the Senior Vice President of Development for the Western Region of General Growth Properties. He held the same position at Homart Development Company, which was acquired by General Growth. In that capacity he led the development of new ground up projects as well as several innovative shopping center redevelopments. Rick Moses earned his MBA from Northwestern University in 1981 and a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Illinois in 1977.

Daniel Wagman oversees the Los Angeles region for Pendulum Property Partners. His primary responsibilities include the acquisition, asset management, and disposition of all investments within the region.

Prior to joining Pendulum, Daniel served as Vice President of US Office Investments for Brookfield Property Group. He oversaw all aspects of the investment process including sourcing, executing, and disposing of individual asset, portfolio, and M&A deals for Brookfield’s various strategies. Daniel successfully closed over $4 billion of transactions while at Brookfield.

Daniel started his career at Eastdil Secured in San Francisco focusing on West Coast investment sales on behalf of the industry’s largest REITs, private equity funds, and operators. He primarily focused on valuing, marketing, and closing office, retail, and hotel opportunities.

Daniel received his MBA from Columbia Business School with a focus on real estate finance and graduated from Dartmouth College with a BA.

Spencer B. Kallick transacts land use entitlements and California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) compliance for large scale development projects, employing an astute combination of legal, policy, and practical knowledge. His experience entitling all real estate products is matched only by his long-standing city, county, and state relationships.

A former assistant city attorney handling land use matters for a number of California cities, including Beverly Hills, Manhattan Beach, South El Monte, and Indio, Spencer’s shared understanding of the process gives him an advantage when advocating on behalf of his clients’ projects. Problems get resolved faster, and entitlements go smoother when all parties speak the same language and understand each other’s point of view.

Colin has over 19 years of management, marketing,sales and community

outreach experience. His past ventures have spanned the sports,

entertainment, education, hospitality and chamber sectors. He has

served as the President/CEO of the Culver City Chamber for the past 6

months, taking over as the 1st new person in over 3 decades. Previously,

he served as the Marketing & Sales Director for the Santa Fe Springs

Chamber where he drove new member growth, encouraged

engagement and the utilization of resources, as well as supported

advocacy efforts on a local and regional scale.

He brings an impressive educational background with an MBA from Duke

University and a MFA for Chapman University. As the head of the Culver

City Chamber, Colin used a blend of his professional, personal and

educational experience in an effort to grow reach, elevate the chamber brand to others and protectthe interest

of business in the community.

Hisrange of educational, professional and practical experience, allow him to be in-tune with current trends and

technology, while still being rooted in the sound practices that have led businesses for decades. He has been

viewed as an industry influencer and currently sits on both the W.A.C.E. 2019 Scholarship Committee, as well

as the W.A.C.E. Emerging Leaders Advisory Council.

Personally, Colin valuesspending family time with the beautiful women in his house – his wife Alicia and 5-year

old daughter Shanice. When he is not there or visiting their extended families, youmay find him on a basketball

court somewhere. He’s always been active and uses that energy and enthusiasm in both professional and

personal endeavors.

Keith Corbin is the executive chef of Alta Adams in West Los Angeles. He hopes to display his personalized style of soul food, using California ingredients. He has worked alongside Daniel Patterson, a San Francisco chef who’s earned accolades and recognition for his Bay Area restaurants. Corbin was given the opportunity to learn from more established kitchens. Corbin helped open Locol in Oakland while interning at Patterson’s fine dining establishment Coi in San Francisco and also at Reem Assil’s Dyafa restaurant in Oakland.

Ryan has been with Hackman Capital Partners since 2012 and is responsible for acquisition, development, leasing and asset management for Western US assets. Ryan has overseen numerous marquee projects while at the company, including the development and leasing of The Culver Studios, The Culver Steps and the Beats Campus; and has negotiated lease transactions with Apple, Amazon, Macys and other Fortune 500 tenants. He has acquired and managed company-sponsored investments with over $1B of market value.

Prior to joining Hackman Capital, Ryan worked for ten years in acquisitions and asset management for The Archon Group, a fully-owned subsidiary of Goldman Sachs. During his tenure at The Archon Group, he worked on the growth and management of its portfolio in the Western region of the United States. Following his time at The Archon Group, Ryan was Senior Vice President of SCI Properties and was responsible for the sourcing and acquisition of nearly $2B of product. Ryan most recently served as Director of Asset Management at TriCal Commercial Investments, where he was responsible for leasing and asset management of the company’s portfolio throughout the Western United States. Ryan received his Bachelor of Science from the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California, with a double emphasis in Finance and Marketing.

Tom is responsible for Southern California commercial property development, particularly urban infill and mixed-use development. He is overseeing development of Ivy Station, a mixed-use property at the Culver City EXPO station and recently completed the Garey Building, a residential/retail property in the downtown LA Arts District. Past projects include the 1.8 million square foot Exchange mixed-use development in Hawthorne and

over 350,000 square feet of commercial space in Calabasas and Santa Monica. He is a member of ULI, ICSC, US Green Building Council, and serves as a Board Member of the California Business Properties Association. He is past President of the Executive Board of the Southern California chapter of NAIOP and a current member of the corporate Board of Directors. Tom is a USGBC LEED Accredited Professional. Education: University

of Southern California, BArchitecture; University of Southern California, MRED

Lee J. Shapiro serves as Executive Vice President, Director of Retail for Kennedy Wilson’s brokerage division in Los Angeles. For the past 31 years, he has specialized in the sale and leasing of commercial investment properties throughout Southern California with a focus on office, retail, and development sites. Lee has extensive experience in assisting private capital and institutional owners/developers of retail and office product with the design and leasing of new projects as well as repositioning of existing properties.

Over the course of his career, Lee has closed over 1,000 transactions worth $1.5 billion. He is currently the exclusive agent for over 930,000 square feet of commercial space across Southern California. Since 2018, Lee has completed more than 335,000 square feet in commercial real estate transactions valued at over $132 million.

Patricia McCaul, AIA, LEED AP has practiced Interior Design and Architecture for over 20 years. Ms. McCaul has been an Associate Principal with the international architecture and design firm Rottet Studio since its inception in 2008.

Patricia has worked on a wide breadth of project types. Her work for hospitality, workplace, and multifamily residential clients includes renovations and ground up construction. She leads the national workplace practice for Rottet; helping clients who are looking to establish a new brand, to refresh their existing company, or just simply find more efficiency in their current workplace. Patricia and Rottet Studio have a strong focus on big thinking, thoughtful planning and attention to detail that has helped the firm to create over 35 million square feet of successfully built projects.

Patricia has a Master’s Degree in Architecture from UCLA and a Bachelor’s of science from Drexel University. As a Culver City resident, she spends her free time riding the Ballona Creek bike path, taking yoga classes and dinning in downtown Culver City.

Elizabeth Dryden is a Partner in the Real Estate Department of Ervin Cohen & Jessup LLP. Elizabeth’s practice covers a broad range of real estate transactions, including acquisitions and dispositions, leasing, financings, and joint venture and syndication formations. Her practice experience includes extensive representation of institutional and noninstitutional lenders, property owners and developers, private equity investors and high-net worth individuals across all asset classes. With a strong background in finance, Elizabeth specializes in structuring and negotiating real estate finance transactions, including first mortgage loans, mezzanine and other subordinate loans, preferred equity and joint venture structures, syndicated credit facilities, Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae loans, bridge loans and construction loans. Prior to joining Ervin Cohen & Jessup, Elizabeth worked at the Am Law 100 firms Paul Hastings LLP and Morrison & Foerster LLP. Elizabeth holds a Juris Doctorate from New York University School of Law and Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Philosophy from Columbia University. She is also the Co-Chair of the Beverly Hills Bar Association Real Estate Section.