Mr. Meyer is the co-founder, co-owner, and President of Lovett Industrial, an entity formed in partnership with Frank Liu in 2020. Mr. Meyer's experience encompasses the development or acquisition of more than 20 million square feet of industrial real estate representing an aggregate value in excess of $1.5 billion. Mr. Meyer has an extensive track record in sourcing, capitalization, and execution of large-scale industrial development and acquisition projects across the U.S. Prior to Lovett, Mr. Meyer served as a partner and Managing Director at Hines Interests in Houston for 7 years, where he was responsible for overseeing Hines’ expansion into industrial real estate development across the U.S. Prior to Hines, Mr. Meyer served as Director of Construction and Development for NewQuest Properties, where he oversaw the development of approximately 3 million square feet of retail and office projects. Mr. Meyer graduated from Vanderbilt University with a BA in Economics and Spanish. He is a father of four, an avid duck hunter, and is passionate about serving the needs of Houston’s underprivileged youth.

Jessica Miller Essl is the co-president of M2G Ventures, a

commercial real estate private equity and advisory development

comp any based in Fort Worth, Texas. Guided by the leadership of

Jessica and her partner, Susan Gruppi, the fast-growing company

carefully invests in distinctive mixed-use and industrial

development projects located in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex

and the Austin Central Texas region.

Jessica is responsible for business development, strategy, marketing, leasing and overseeing

the company’s landlord advisory practices at M2G. Under Jessica’s leadership, the company

continues to push the envelope with innovative ways to create places users want to be. Jessica

possesses a relentless drive in truly creating value-add opportunities for all of the projects the

company touches.

Prior to starting M2G, Jessica was with Open Realty Advisors. During her tenure there, Jessica

was instrumental in the company’s landlord consulting platform. She led the strategy and

execution of the real estate roll out for Tesla and Spanx across North America. Jessica also

played a key role in the site selection and execution of other major brands, such as J. Crew,

Apple, Restoration Hardware, Diane Von Furstenberg, and Abercrombie & Fitch, to name a

few. She negotiated transactions with every major retail owner in the United States during her

time there.

Prior to joining Open Realty, Jessica was Senior Leasing Representative at Trademark Property

Company, where she specialized in the leasing strategy, execution, and project management

of super-regional malls and upscale mixed-use centers. Jessica is credited with bringing some

of the nation’s most premier specialty retailers to Trademark’s projects during her four years

there.

Jessica serves on the Real Estate Council of Greater Fort Worth, the TCU Center for Real Estate

Advisory Board, the Board for the TCU M.J. Neeley Entrepreneurial School, and the Small

Development Council for Urban Land Institute. Jessica was named Top 40 under 40 in 2017 as

well as received the Strong Partner Award from Girls Inc. of Tarrant County. She is a graduate

of Texas Christian University with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance and Real

Estate with a Concentration in Leadership.

Hutton Lunsford joined Holt Lunsford Commercial in 2019 and serves as a Partner and Chief Investment Officer of Holt Lunsford Commercial Investments (HLCI), overseeing the development and implementation of HLCI’s investment strategies and initiatives.

Prior to joining HLCI, Hutton served as a Partner at Hamilton Realty Finance. Hutton founded Hamilton Realty Finance with Randy Fleisher in September 2016 and transacted on more than $3 billion of debt and equity placement in his time there. Before his time at Hamilton, Hutton worked within JLL’s Debt & Equity platform of the Dallas Capital Markets Team where he worked on a total transaction volume in excess of over $1 billion. Before joining the debt and equity group, Hutton worked on JLL’s multifamily investment sales team where he focused on the underwriting and analysis of over $500 million in multifamily valuation/sales.

Preceding his time at JLL, he was a summer analyst at Patron Capital Partners in London, U.K. There, he evaluated private equity investment opportunities within the office, industrial, hotel, and hostel commercial real estate sectors. Hutton is a native of Dallas and holds a Master of Accountancy and Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting from Abilene Christian University.

A graduate of Construction Engineering from Texas Tech, Justin started his career in 2006 as a Project Engineer with Cadence McShane Construction in Dallas. Here, he worked his way up to be a Project Manager before relocating to work in Pre-Construction at Lee Lewis Construction in Lubbock, TX in 2014. From there, he went on to become a Project Director at MYCON General Contractors in Dallas before joining The Conlan Company in 2020 as a Vice President. Justin has spent nearly his entire career in the Dallas Market with most recent experience focused entirely on Warehouse/Distribution construction. Today he is in charge of managing Conlan’s Dallas office where he oversees operations, preconstruction, and business development. He is highly attentive to detail and responsive to clients’ needs.

Outside of Conlan, Justin is an active board member on the Sanger Economic Development Board. He enjoys traveling, competing in steak cook-offs, and spending time with his wife Beth and their three children, Jackson, Lindsey, and William.

In partnership with Hien Le, Jeremy is responsible for Constellation’s strategic

growth and oversight. Specifically, Jeremy focuses on evaluating and executing

logistics property development and value-add acquisitions with a keen appreciation

for customer needs. He is a member of the Constellation Investment Committee

and the Board of Directors.

Before co-founding Constellation, Jeremy spent 19 years at Prologis in a variety of

roles. He headed the Customer Led Solutions team, serving the needs of the most

prominent corporate occupiers of logistics space worldwide. He also led teams in

the Central, Southwest, and Southeast regions that executed more than $10 billion

in development, acquisitions, and dispositions. In addition to his nineteen years

with Prologis, Jeremy also has prior experience in the transportation, management

consulting, and merchant energy fields.

Jeremy holds both a B.A. and an M.B.A. from The University of Texas at Austin.

Prior to joining Newmark, McColpin served as a Managing Director of JLL Capital Markets, Americas, in Austin, where he facilitated debt and equity transactions across an array of property types. He previously served as a Vice President at Lone Star Funds’ credit affiliate, LStar Capital, and spent time at Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs working on loan origination teams.

Jon is Co-Founder and President of CapRock Partners, where he spearheads all acquisitions and dispositions for the firm’s investment funds and is responsible for all equity and debt across the companies’ platforms. With his guidance, the company has successfully raised approximately $1.5 billion of equity in various structures across the risk-return spectrum.

Upon full build-out of CapRock’s current portfolio, Jon will have successfully directed CapRock’s acquisition and development of more than 30.0 million square feet of industrial in California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, and Texas.

Jon earned his BA from Princeton University and his Masters of Real Estate Development (MRED) from University of Southern California. He is a licensed California Real Estate Broker previously served on the NAIOP National Board and is a member of Young Presidents Organization (YPO). He lives with his wife and four kids in Fort Worth, Texas.

Jack Fraker, based in Dallas, Texas, is Newmark’s President and Global Head of Industrial and Logistics, Capital Markets. Fraker is responsible for driving all segments of industrial business, specializing in investment property sales and tenant representation.

Throughout his 35-year career, Fraker has been a consistent top national producer in industrial investment sales, representing some of the country’s largest corporations, global investors, pension fund advisors and REITs. Not including his participation in a larger team, Fraker has personally completed industrial capital markets transactions totaling 1.5 billion square feet and $85 billion in more than 60 U.S. cities, Mexico, Europe, Japan and South America, as well as approximately 12,000 acres of development site transactions.

Before joining Newmark, Dallas-based Fraker worked at CBRE for nearly two decades—most recently as Vice Chairman, Managing Director and head of Global Industrial and Logistics. Fraker also previously served as an Executive Vice President in Cushman & Wakefield’s Capital Markets practice and held a position on the board of directors.

George represents companies in the selection and negotiation of sale and lease transactions. George has hands-on experience in the marketing of over 16,700,000 square feet, comprised of over 400 projects of office, industrial retail technical facilities and land in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. George started his career in commercial real estate in June 1995. He successfully closed over 1,350 transactions for more than $700 million in transaction value in the Dallas area.

Repeat business and referrals are a by product of the results George delivers to his clients. His in depth market knowledge, attention to detail, and persistence are key factors in each transaction. George and his wife, Julie, live in Plano with their three children, Ally, Lauren, and Andrew. In his free time, George enjoys photography and is involved in his children's activities.

Sarah Ozanne is a Senior Vice President for Stream Realty Partners’ Dallas / Fort Worth Industrial

platform. Sarah joined Stream in 2015 and is responsible for business development and execution of

industrial transactions, including project leasing, acquisitions, dispositions, development services, and

tenant representation. To date, she has executed a transaction volume of over $1 billion in market value

and over 26 million square feet.

Prior to joining Stream, Sarah spent eight years at Goldman Sachs, working in investment and asset

management. While there, Sarah’s responsibilities included oversight of the firm’s hospitality platform

of over 300 hotel properties across three investment vehicles and included acquisitions, capital planning

and strategic repositioning, and dispositions.

Sarah graduated Summa Cum Laude from Wake Forest University. She is an alumna of TREC’s Associate

Leadership Council and serves on its Steering Committee, a board member of Dallas CASA’s Children

Council, and lives in Dallas with her husband and four sons.

Patrick Hazard has over twenty years of experience in architecture and planning experience. His expertise includes multi-family of varying types (adaptive re-use, three story walk up, five and six story wrap and high-rise). Additionally, Patrick has vast experience with industrial projects, hospitality, civic, educational, historical renovation/adaptive reuse, and sports facilities throughout the United States and foreign countries.

Patrick is currently engaged in project management for a hybrid five story wood frame and eight story cold form metal framed multi-family project near the Bishop Arts area of Dallas with a shared six story cast-in place parking garage with residential amenities at the top level of the garage. Concurrently, Patrick is collaborating with this same developer on an approximate 420 unit “urban” style multi-family project in the Historic Fort Worth Stockyards, consisting of five, four-story residential buildings with some tuck under parking and a separate leasing/amenity building. Beyond multi-family Patrick has recently completed or nearing completion of over one and a half million square feet of combined speculative industrial buildings at sites in Roanoke, Midlothian, and Plano.

Patrick led the team on the Historic Jefferson Hotel in Downtown St. Louis, originally built in 1904 and later added on to in 1928, the building will be renovated to mixed- use, with retail ground level, a 225-guestroom Marriott AC Hotel and 235-key residential. Additionally, he oversaw the team working on a 24-story high-rise multi-family tower in downtown San Jose, California, with 374 residential units.

Patrick’s other projects include Cambria Hotel and 1900 Pacific Residences, an historic adaptive reuse of the 1933 Tower Petroleum and 1951 1900 Pacific buildings in downtown Dallas, Texas. It includes 150 residential units, 177 guestrooms and a rooftop pool; several Aspen Heights single family for rent style student housing projects thought out the United States; the Galleries at Park Lane residential in Dallas, Texas, and the historic Sinclair Building in Fort Worth, Texas. The Sinclair is being converted into a hotel, featuring a steak house, rooftop bar and prime location next to downtown Fort Worth’s Sundance Square. Here, he is implementing modern technologies, including power over ethernet lighting. Other experience includes management of school renovation projects for Dallas Independent School District and industrial warehouses adjacent to Andrews Air Force Base. Patrick also worked closely with Aspen Heights for their Daymark project, a 202-bed community southwest of Historic Downtown Waxahachie, for high functioning, intellectually disabled young adults. This project required careful coordination with the Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services (TDADS) and the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR).

As Method's Managing Principal, Rayburn ‘Jake’ Donaldson oversees the firm's four geographic market offices in Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio, 80 staff members, and 800+ projects annually. With over 20 years experience, Jake and his teams have designed millions of square feet of spec, manufacturing, cold storage, and distribution center facilities across Texas. Jake is passionate about exploring the next evolution of industrial building types including taller clear heights, innovative construction methods like 3d printing, AI, conveyance, and automation systems to help future-proof this asset class as a backbone of the U.S. supply chain.

Rick Rodman is Catamount Constructors’ Vice President of Business Development Industrial. With over 26 years of experience in the construction industry and 17 at Catamount, Rick brings a wealth of knowledge to Catamount’s clients. Because of his strong background in preconstruction and business development, Rick can speak to clients about the entire project lifecycle. Rick’s primary focus in his current role is building Catamount’s booming industrial portfolio and developing strong customer relationships across the country.

As a third-generation builder, Greg Gordon has spent the last 25+ years continuing his family’s legacy in construction and real estate. The guiding passion through it all has been a passion for serving others. Whether it’s serving clients, subcontractors, employees, or his own family, Greg truly believes in the principle of servant leadership combined with the commitment to excellence. It’s with these in mind, that Greg founded Gordon Highlander in 2007. Under Greg’s leadership, Gordon Highlander has experienced tremendous growth becoming one of the top General Contractors in DFW. Recently the company was awarded the Dallas Business Journal’s Best Places to Work award, further reflecting Greg’s ongoing commitment to the people around him.

Jacob Rich serves as Senior Vice President, and Texas Market Officer for Faropoint. Headquartered in Hoboken, New Jersey, Faropoint is a vertically integrated investment manager focused on last mile industrial real estate throughout the US. Under Jacob’s leadership, Faropoint’s Texas market team is responsible for the acquisition, leasing, construction, and management of the company’s portfolio holdings across Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, and Austin. Since opening the local Dallas office in 2021, Faropoint’s Texas market team has assembled a portfolio of roughly 3.5 million square feet across 46 properties, serving over 70 tenants. Prior to joining Faropoint, Jacob served as an Associate Director for Marcus & Millichap’s Capital Corporation (MMCC), leading over $1B in services across the firm’s capital markets and advisory platform. Prior to joining MMCC, Jacob served acquisitions for Spirit Realty Capital, a publicly traded net lease real estate investment trust.

Romy Cheema is a founding partner and CEO of CanTex Capital. An entrepreneurial thinker, Romy identified untapped opportunities in commercial real estate and founded a unique CRE investment firm, CanTex Capital, in 2018. His relentless energy, thoughtful decision making, and valuable industry relationships have launched CanTex’s growth into one of DFW’s most active investment groups in the Class B infill industrial space. Romy has extensive experience across geographic markets, asset types, and market cycles which allows him to evaluate opportunities from many perspectives. His unique outlook drives CanTex to capitalize on value-add opportunities that are commonly overlooked.

Romy earned his undergraduate degree in Economics from the University of Texas at Austin and his Juris Doctorate from SMU Dedman School of Law, graduating cum laude. He has been honored as D Magazine “Best Lawyers in Dallas” and is a Dallas Business Journal “40 under 40” honoree (2021). Romy is an active member of the Board of Directors for the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas, and the Board of Trustees for the YMCA Foundation of Metropolitan Dallas.

Kyle leads Westmount’s development efforts with a primary focus on Texas markets. His career spans over 30 years in architecture, entitlements, and project management. Specific areas of expertise include development analysis, development planning, project management, contracting, and construction fluency. Kyle is a graduate of Texas Tech University, a member of the American Institute of Architects, and previously served as VP of Development Management at Dalfen Industrial.

Martin Siegel is Vice President of Operations and leads debt strategy for Timber Hill Group, also focusing on capital markets, acquisition underwriting, disposition strategies and investor relations. Mr. Siegel has over 25 years of experience analyzing complex commercial real estate assets in 22 states as a consultant, mortgage broker, appraiser and investor. Prior to joining Timber Hill, Mr. Siegel was a founding partner of Wool Finance Partners, a boutique commercial mortgage brokerage firm in Northbrook, IL, and the owner/operator of Siegel & Associates, Inc., a commercial real estate valuation company. He has worked with many of the nation’s largest corporations and financial institutions in a variety of structured real estate finance and valuation capacities.

Mr. Siegel holds the MAI designation as a Member of the Appraisal Institute. He received an undergraduate degree in regional development from the University of Arizona and is an active mentor for the Harold E. Eisenberg Foundation Real Estate Mentorship Program.

Mr. Trahan is a Director at KE Andrews, a 45-year old property tax and valuation firm located in Dallas, Texas with more than 170 professionals. Mr. Trahan also runs a family office with assets and properties across the state of Texas. Mr. Trahan also sits on the board of HomeBank, a regional bank located in DFW with 4 locations, as well as sits on the board of NAIOP here in North Texas. Mr. Trahan has most recently spoken at the 2022 BisNow Multi-Family Conference in Dallas and has spoken at numerous other events. Mr. Trahan leads KE Andrews’ development efforts, helping scale the practice to managing more than $250 billion in assets nationally for clients. Mr. Trahan played football at Texas Tech and resides in Dallas with his wife Axie and 2 kids.

Zach Sams joined Kensington Vanguard in November of 2016 after serving as Vice President of Sales & Marketing for Fidelity National Title’s Dallas/Fort Worth division from 2012-2016. Zach is focused on expanding KV’s footprint in the D/FW, Texas, Arizona and National markets. From selling real estate for to business development roles at prominent local and national title insurance companies, Zach has been active in the in the real estate market since 2005.

Prior to the title industry, Zach attended The Golf Academy of America in San Diego, then spent two years playing professional golf on various mini tours in Southern California. Zach is a Veteran of the US Army. Zach lives in Argyle, TX with his wife Amber and their two boys 11&13. In his free time Zach enjoys playing competitive amateur golf and traveling with his wife and kids.

Reid Goetz serves as Senior Vice President for Hillwood—leading the industrial development platform in AllianceTexas, which encompasses over 27,000 acres and over 53 million square feet of development to-date. Reid oversees all industrial development, investments, master-planning, new business pursuits, acquisitions, portfolio leasing and all data center joint venture opportunities within AllianceTexas.

16 YEARS WITH HILLWOOD

“In AllianceTexas, the sky’s the limit. There are many more ‘firsts’ for us to accomplish. Whether it’s through the development of the most advanced e-commerce/logistics facilities, data centers, or the Mobility Innovation Zone, AllianceTexas continues to elevate the region. That success trickles down and positively impacts our communities and North Texas.”

Throughout his time with Hillwood, Reid has led the development and leasing of

30M+ SF of industrial and data center projects in AllianceTexas including some of the

world’s leading companies like Amazon, Walmart, Facebook, Callaway Golf, Henry

Schein, Cargill, Citigroup and Charles Schwab. Applying an entrepreneurial mindset along with putting the needs of customers first, Reid and the industrial team created one of the fastest speed-to-market, development-ready industrial programs serving both speculative & build-to-suit requirements. Reid has extensive prior experience in finance, capital structuring, and investment/development underwriting.

Reid is actively involved in several philanthropic, educational and real estate organizations. Professional affiliations include The Real Estate Council, the University of Texas at Austin Real Estate Center, the Real Estate Council of Greater Fort Worth, North Texas Commercial Association of Realtors and the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties.

EDUCATION

University of Texas at Austin, McCombs School of Business – Bachelor of Business

Administration in Finance

Thayer Leadership Program at West Point

Prior to joining Stillwater Capital in August 2020, Holley spent six years in the Navy as a SEAL officer based in Coronado, CA before starting and running an e-commerce company. With over 16 years of entrepreneurial business and commercial real estate experience, Holley brings a broad range skills and experience to Stillwater, including brokerage for Fortune 500 companies. Holley has served the Dallas community as a member of the Touchdown Club, the Elizabeth Toon Charities, as a Board Member for the Goodwill Industries of Dallas and as the Chairman of Pete Sessions Service Academy Advisory Board for the 32nd Congressional District. He has been recognized by the Dallas Business Journal through the 40 under 40 Award and has received the Dallas Foundation’s Good Works Under 40 Award.

George began his career with Billingsley Company in

2007 as a leasing agent at The Austin Ranch Apartment

Development and proceeded to move to the

corporate office where he served as multifamily

financial analyst and later asset manager.

In 2010 George moved to the industrial asset class

where he served as Vice President of Industrial

Leasing. George was promoted to Partner in 2012 and

now serves in an administrative role in which he is

responsible for portfolio management, development,

leasing, and financing.

George earned his BA from Dallas Baptist University

and his Master of Science in Management Degree

from Southern Methodist University and he is an

active member of the Young Presidents’ Organization.

Allyson serves as an industrial specialist

focused on representing corporate

clients in North Texas. She represents

a mix of clients, ranging from regional

users to large national clients.

Allyson’s comprehensive knowledge

of the North Texas industrial market

has allowed her to maximize her

client’s value through identification,

evaluation, and negotiation. She

provides a comprehensive analysis of

the market and evaluates all options

to help the clients make an informed

business decision. She demonstrates an

unwavering commitment to excellence

and attention to detail.

Allyson has been a Top 10 Producer

at Colliers and a D CEO Power Broker

recipient.

Allyson joined Colliers in October 2011;

and in 2021, she received her SIOR

designation. As a strategic advisor,

Allyson specializes in areas of industrial

real estate like site acquisition, leasing

negotiation, and space disposition.

Allyson currently sits on the Board

for three organizations including the

North Texas Commercial Association

of Realtors (NTCAR), North Texas CCIM

Chapter, and Industrial Women in Real

Estate (IWIRE). Previous to holding a

Board position, she sat on the Young

Professionals Forum of NTCAR for

four years. Allyson also volunteers for

multiple philanthropies in the Dallas

area.

As Principal at ARCO/Murray, Trevor works within the Industrial and Tenant Improvement divisions where he oversees strategic growth opportunities throughout the US. His current project list of end-user clients includes food processors and cold users, distribution, trucking and logistics companies. Utilizing experience of real estate development, investments and construction, he maintains a global perspective of the project goals and ensures alignment of all stakeholders. As an entrepreneur, he prides himself on understanding the innerworkings of our clients’ businesses and working within our team to find solutions to their real estate needs. At the top of his favorite achievements is when he earns the business of a skeptical prospect and then creates a Raving Fan of ARCO and a friend through the process of construction. Trevor is an avid sportsman and enjoys spending time with his wife and two boys.

Trevor graduated from Texas Christian University with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance

With over 30 years of experience in Global Corporate Services (GCS) and portfolio

management, Eric Beichler has established himself as a leader in representing both

public and private companies across diverse U.S. markets, with a strong emphasis

on international markets, including Europe, Asia, Canada and Mexico. His extensive

career at Mohr Partners has been marked by a commitment to delivering strategic

real estate solutions for many Fortune 1000 public and private clients.

As a long-standing equity principal and a member of the Board of Directors since

2017, Eric has played a pivotal role in the firm’s growth and development. He has a

diverse clientele that spans various sectors, including office, industrial, medical, cold

storage, retail and client-owned facilities. His deep expertise spans several industries,

including third-party logistics (3PL), semiconductors, insurance, manufacturing,

healthcare, food and private equity, enabling him to provide tailored solutions based

on unique client needs.

Specifically, Eric’s proficiency in sale-leasebacks, as well as his experience with private

equity-owned operating companies, cold storage facilities and supply chain logistics,

positions him as a sought-after expert in the real estate landscape. He is adept in

corporate portfolio analysis, bringing decades of expertise in budget review and cost

containment strategies to optimize clients’ real estate portfolios. He is considered a

thought leader within the industry.

In his leadership capacity, Eric currently manages a seven-member team dedicated

to enhancing new client pursuits, client retention and supporting the executive team

with recruitment efforts across Mohr Partners’ U.S. offices. His contributions to the

firm began in 1994, and he quickly ascended to the role of Managing Partner by

December 1998 at the age of 29, consistently achieving exceptional results throughout

his tenure.

Having partnered with Mohr Partners’ founder, Bob Mohr, for 23 years, Eric successfully

led a management buyout in 2017, collaborating with existing shareholders and CEO

Bob Shibuya. Throughout his career, he has held various operational, recruitment,

and managerial roles, including the development of Mohr Partners’ international

partner platform, solidifying his reputation as a visionary leader in the corporate real

estate sector.

Eric is also an accomplished investor in real estate, serving as the President and

Managing Member of Libbyfield Investments, LLC, as well as an equity partner in

Broken-Stone Investments, LLC, both of which are distinguished real estate investment

partnerships.

Eric and his wife, Julie, have been married for over 30 years and reside in Dallas, Texas,

where they are the proud parents of three children.

Brian is Link’s senior vice president, Development, for the Central Region. He leads

a team responsible for executing development projects in major markets including

Austin, Chicago, Dallas and Minneapolis.

Brian joined Link in 2021, bringing significant industry experience. He was previously

a senior vice president at Duke Realty, where he worked for 18 years and led

development and construction projects across several markets and regions. He has

specialized experience in brownfield development and sustainable construction

practices, possesses a LEED AP credential and is a registered professional engineer.

Brian earned a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Dayton

and is a member of NAIOP’s North Texas chapter. Married with one daughter,

he lives in Denton County, Texas, and is steadily working toward his goal of hiking

every national park.

Marc Jennings is the Vice President of Logistics at HFA. Jennings brings more than 25 years of industry experience to his role within the architecture, construction, and development community in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metro. He recently joined HFA to help grow our Industrial and Logistics programs and to help lead the Fort Worth studio. Jennings is an empathetic problem solver at heart. He loves to build and maintain lasting client partnerships by putting himself in their shoes, always keeping their best interests at the forefront of his solutions-based approach to design and development. Jennings is a licensed architect in the state of Texas.

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON, 1999

Brandon leads the operations and growth of FCL Southwest and manages FCL teams across the Dallas/Fort Worth and Houston offices. Under his leadership, the region has expanded its geographic footprint and client base significantly, while earning prestigious regional recognition and rankings.

With over two decades in construction management, Brandon possesses extensive experience in all facets of large-scale project development including pre-construction, estimating, field supervision, contract negotiations, stakeholder relations, P&L oversight, risk management, and long-term strategy. Always one to take a hands-on, open book approach, he is known for his deep enthusiasm in building close relationships with clients, employees, and trade partners alike as well as developing collaborative, winning teams.

Ray Dunlap is the President of the Terrell Economic Development Corporation,

after having spent the previous ten years with the Fairview Economic Development

Corporation. His background includes hotel management, including a term as

President of the Longview, Texas Convention and Visitors Bureau Board of

Directors.

Ray is the immediate past chair of Team Texas, a statewide marketing

organization, that is a part of the Texas Economic Development Council (TEDC).

He will serve as chair of TEDC in 2023.

Ray and his wife Robin have two 14-year-old daughters, Chloe and Ashley and he

sings in a Southern Gospel Quartet, The Brookside Quartet, a group which he

helped form.