Charlie Wilson is President for Buckner Retirement Services, Inc. and has worked for Buckner since 2000. Charlie is currently serving on the Board of Directors of the Society for the Advancement of Gerontological Environments (SAGE) Federation, and he has also served on the Visionary Board for the International Council on Active Aging (ICAA).

Charlie has also served as the President of the Texas chapter of SAGE from 2006-2008.

Charlie and his wife, Donna, have four children. They are active members of Keene Seventh Day Adventist Church in Keene, Texas.

John Carver, LFACHE, currently serves as Senior Vice President for Rogers-O’Brien

Construction (RO), a position he has held since joining the firm in 2004.  In this role, John

directs the company-wide Client Relations division and also leads the Healthcare Group,

which has represented more than 40% of the company’s annual revenues.  He also

conducts leadership development courses for staff members and clients.  With nearly 30

years as a senior hospital executive prior to joining RO, John served in the Baylor and

Methodist healthcare systems in North Texas. He served as President of Methodist Dallas

Medical Center for 12 years and led the complete facility replacement project on that

campus.  John holds a B.A. in Economics from Trinity University and a Master’s of Health

Administration from Washington University School of Medicine.  His professional

accreditations include being a Life Fellow in the American College of Healthcare

Executives (FACHE).  John is an active member of the Salesmanship Club of Dallas, and both

sings and serves in lay leadership roles at University Park United Methodist Church. He is

married to his wife, Joyce.

Allan’s career in healthcare real estate began in 1992. He spent the first decade learning the "nuts and bolts" as an architect involved with all manner of inpatient and outpatient healthcare facilities.

Allan was fortunate to develop relationships and learn from smart people in healthcare around the country. As the industry underwent unprecedented change during the second decade of Allan's career, he was a student of healthcare services delivery. He recognized the impact that strategic real estate had on patient care and financial results in this rapidly-evolving asset class.

These experiences and relationships inform Prevarian's strategic direction, including post-acute care emphasis, market choices, building and operational programming decisions, and alignments and partnerships with hospitals and health systems.

Allan has an undergraduate degree in Architecture from Florida A&M University, a Masters degree in Architecture from the University of Texas at Arlington, and a Graduate Certificate in Real Estate Development from the College of Business Administration at UTA. He and his family live in Dallas.

Mr. Dwyer currently serves as Managing Director of Silverstone Healthcare Company, LLC (SHC) and its affiliate, Silverstone Senior Living, LLC (Silverstone) in Texas and Florida. Prior to joining Silverstone, Mr. Dwyer served as Lead Principal for BOKA Powell’s Healthcare Services Group.

Mr. Dwyer has been in the healthcare and senior housing industry for over 35 years. He focused on developing, operating and financing acute care hospitals, medical offices and senior housing facilities.

Mr. Dwyer has contributed to and led over 175 healthcare and assisted living projects representing more than $7.0 billion in development. His resume includes Assisted Living and Memory Care communities, major acute care hospitals, ambulatory and medical office facilities including various positions as developer, project management, master facility planning, and consulting on strategy, operations, administration and technology for both national and international clients.

Mr. Dwyer has published, presented and appeared on panels for both Hospital and Senior Housing organizations including, Centering Institute for Healthcare, ULI, ACI Upscale Hospital Conference, NACHRI, ASHE, American Institute of Architects and the American Hospital Association.

David’s contribution to senior living architecture started in Dallas in the 1990’s and accelerated greatly when he designed Edgemere in 1998. Since then he has designed one award-winning community after another. Although he is often on the dais of national and regional conventions (Leading Age, AIA, ULI, APA, Environments for Aging, et al) he has taken a life-long vow never to leave the drawing board.