As COO at Morgan Properties, Greg Curci is responsible for the operational and

financial performance of Morgan Properties’ portfolio of over 350 owned and operated multifamily

assets. Greg oversees Morgan Properties’ Asset Management and Property Management platforms in

addition to the organization’s Revenue Management, Project Management, Marketing, Ancillary

Income, and Talent Acquisition and Development teams. Greg is a member of Morgan Properties’

Investment Committee.

Prior to joining Morgan Properties in 2019, Greg was Executive Vice President and Chief Operating

Officer of Equus Capital Partners, LTD’s multifamily platform. In this position, he directly facilitated over

$3 billion of profitable apartment transactions and ground-up development projects, managed day-to-

day operations of the firm’s multifamily assets, and maximized asset performance through repositioning

and swift execution of both physical and operational value-add strategies.

Greg received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Japanese Language and International Economics from

Connecticut College and a Master of Business Administration degree in Finance & Real Estate from

Pennsylvania State University. Greg lives in Philadelphia with his wife and three children.

Jon Banister is an East Coast Editor at Bisnow. He has managed Bisnow’s data center coverage since early 2022, and he has managed commercial real estate coverage in the D.C., Boston and Philadelphia markets. From 2016 to 2021 he was Bisnow’s D.C. reporter, during which time he covered the Northern Virginia data center market. He is a board member of the National Association of Real Estate Editors and has won several journalism awards from the organization.

Yael Shemer is an environmental entrepreneur and the co-founder and CCO of TULU, a Series A venture incubated at MIT DesignX that provides residential building residents access to household items for hourly rental. Under her leadership, TULU has raised $37 million, expanded to 65 cities, and now serves over 250,000 people worldwide, earning recognition in The New York Times, Harvard Business Review, TechCrunch, and Business Insider. Before co-founding TULU, Yael launched several ventures focused on urban communities and sustainable living. She holds an environmental science degree with specialized training from Columbia University and Harvard Business School. A Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree (2023) and speaker at Columbia, Wharton, MIT, and Stanford, she is dedicated to advancing technologies that mitigate climate change and promote circular economy principles.