As the Chief Revenue Officer, Residential Ms. Arcaro is responsible for the

overall revenue strategy and its implementation for RXR’s extensive

residential portfolio, across multiple regions in the United States. She

oversees an integrated workstream across Operations, Development,

Marketing, Sales/Leasing, and Portfolio Management to enhance the product,

create brand premium, and drive revenue streams above competitive assets

in each market.

Ms. Arcaro joined RXR in 2017, serving as Executive Vice President – Head

of Marketing and Retail Leasing for the company. She was responsible for

overseeing the marketing and communications of RXR’s 25.6 million square

feet of commercial assets in Manhattan and the surrounding region, as well as

the concepts, design strategy, marketing and strategic branding initiatives for

more than 6,200 multi-family units in planning across the region at the time.

As the Head of Retail Leasing, Ms. Arcaro oversaw the strategy and

implementation for the 1.1 million square feet of retail space across RXR’s

New York City and Tri-state portfolio.

Prior to joining RXR, Ms. Arcaro served as Managing Director of Business

Development for SHVO, a luxury real estate company, where she was integral

to key elements of the business, comprising capital raising, EB5 financing,

hotel partner relations, retail activity and sales/marketing efforts. Ms. Arcaro

was senior member in the company’s strategic growth initiatives, effectuating

a $3.5 billion investment and development pipeline in a 24-month period.

Previously, Ms. Arcaro served as Senior Vice President of Marketing at

Vornado Realty Trust, one of the largest publicly traded REITs in the U.S. with

over 100 million square feet across multiple markets during her time there. At

Vornado, Ms. Arcaro was responsible for creating and implementing

marketing strategies including office, retail, residential, and hotel properties,

new developments and major asset repositions. Ms. Arcaro oversaw

Vornado’s major branding initiatives. Among her accomplishments includes

building an interdisciplinary, multi award-winning marketing program for

Vornado’s corporate, New York, and street retail platforms, which included

innovations in digital marketing and technologies, as well as industry-leading

sales centers and product positioning. She oversaw the marketing and

communications plan of the company’s nationally recognized sustainability

program, and also created a successful public holiday tradition in partnership

with the San Francisco 49ers in California.

Before Vornado, Ms. Arcaro was a commercial real estate broker working on

tenant representation, landlord agency, consulting services and investment

opportunities for multinationals and institutional organizations.

Ms. Arcaro has been listed as one of New York’s Real Estate Power Women

in each year since 2018. She is a member of the Leadership Committee of the

American Lung Association. Ms. Arcaro has produced award-winning feature

length and short films featured at SXSW and Sundance Film Festivals,

including a critically and politically hailed feature on conditions of Veterans,

which garnered over 12 awards and coverage in the Washington Post,

International Herald Tribune, and the New York Times.

Mr. Johnson is a Principal at MINNO & WASKO Architects and Planners, specializing in private sector, large mixed-use redevelopment including TOD’s and projects that have significant residential and or hospitality components. He is a graduate of Syracuse University School of Architecture with more than 20 years of professional experience. Mr. Johnson has deep experience in obtaining regulatory approvals for large scale development and becomes involved in the architectural design of a project at the early

stages of a concept and leading through construction delivery. MINNO & WASKO offers their clients creative and quality design, cost-effective detailing and innovative Architecture, Urban Planning, Interior Design, Structural Engineering, and Sustainable Design services. The firm has a staff of over 90 professionals, with active projects ranging from Massachusetts to Maryland offering experience in all forms of mixed-use and construction types with offices in Lambertville and Newark, New Jersey.

Jonathan Gertman joined The NRP Group in 2009 as an Assistant Developer and now serves as Senior Vice President of Development for the New York City office.

His primary responsibilities include originating and overseeing both market rate and affordable development efforts in New York, , New Jersey, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. During his previous role in the San Antonio office, he was involved with the origination of 900 units of Low-Income Housing Tax Credit projects.

Between his two positions at NRP, Gertman worked for Forest City Realty Trust in New York. He was responsible for originating and managing multifamily and mixed-use projects in the greater tri-state area. During his tenure, he worked on the development of 980 units of luxury multifamily housing and ancillary retail.

Gertman is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and holds a bachelor’s degree in urban studies with a minor in real estate finance from The Wharton School. He is a member of the board of Neighbors Together, a Brooklyn based food bank. He is also a Trustee of Congregation Beth Elohim of Brooklyn. He lives with his wife in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn and enjoys walking their adopted schnauzer-terrier, Babka.

Michael Vitale serves as Senior Managing Director for Webster Bank based in White Plains heading up Webster’s

Westchester-based Commercial Real Estate group with a focus on institutional sponsors and large family offices in all

asset types. In the past, Michael has managed lending groups located within Webster’s Middle Market and Property

Management Banking Verticals.

Michael has worked in the banking industry for 18 years including Chase and The Westchester Bank. He started his

career as a Credit Analyst and then moved into Underwriting and Sales roles. He is active in the community serving as a

Loan Committee Member for Leviticus Fund, a local Community Development Lender. Michael is a graduate of Fairfield

University, majoring in Economics and Mathematics, and a life-long Westchester resident.

Andrew Dansker is the CEO and founder of Dansker Capital Group, a national mortgage brokerage firm with six U.S. offices and one international office. He oversees a team of 30 professionals originating commercial mortgage debt across all major asset types, with a particular focus on retail and multifamily properties. The firm primarily arranges bank and credit union financing while also executing agency, CMBS, life company, and bridge loan transactions as appropriate. Since its establishment as an independent company in 2020, Dansker Capital Group has placed well over $3 billion in commercial real estate loans nationwide.

Andrew believes the middle-market debt marketplace is under-served by professional, high-quality national firms and sees a significant opportunity for an enterprising company to fill that gap. His leadership vision is to build an organization that delivers institutional-quality service, execution, and results to the national middle-market debt space.

Andrew is a published industry commentator whose writing on the real estate lending market has appeared in The Commercial Observer, Real Estate Weekly, and New York Real Estate Journal. He is also a frequent industry speaker and contributor at conferences and events organized by Bisnow, GlobeSt, Interface, Commercial Observer, ConnectCRE, and other leading commercial real estate platforms. He has more than 15 years of experience in the real estate industry. Andrew earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Chicago and a Juris Doctor from New York University School of Law.

Vincent Altieri is an audit partner with more than 20 years of experience. He serves clients in a broad array of industries, most notably in the real estate and real estate-related sectors. He also provides or has provided tax and accounting services to retail enterprises, night-club and restaurant management, not-for-profit organizations, foundations, wholesalers, insurance brokers, and professional service firms.

He is highly skilled in all phases of audit and other attest engagements, including planning, program execution, and client relations and also prepares GAAP and income-tax basis financial statements and required disclosures for audits, reviews, and compilations.

Vincent also has experience overseeing construction management and monthly requisition processes, including preparation, updating, and maintenance of monthly budgets, interfacing with vendors on various issues, and ensuring timely and accurate submission of reports to lenders to expedite funding.

Vincent prepares domestic multistate corporation and partnership tax returns and income tax returns for tax-exempt organizations. He is extremely knowledgeable in analyzing partnership agreements, commercial and capital leases, financing agreements, insurance, and loan covenants. He conducts due diligence reviews and agreed-upon procedures and performs ratio and variance analysis. Vincent is skilled in evaluating clients’ internal control structures and assists in identifying potential fraud within a business.

Vincent has helped to introduce new technology systems and firm-wide efficiency strategies, time and billing, and other accounting software in addition to participating in implementation of firm-wide financial statement software, including template design, training, and policy development.

Prior to joining Citrin Cooperman, Vincent was an audit partner at Berdon LLP, which joined the firm in 2023.

Mayor Shawyn Patterson-Howard, the 30th Mayor of Mount Vernon,

New York, made history in 2019 as the first woman elected to this

position. Her 2023 re-election was another milestone, breaking a 20-year

precedent as the first sitting mayor to be re-elected. Born and raised in

Mount Vernon, she is a proud Howard University alumna with a

master’s degree in public administration and urban planning. With over

three decades of public service, she has been a trailblazer, particularly

during the HIV/AIDS epidemic and addressing national housing and

addiction crises.

During her tenure, Mayor Patterson-Howard has demonstrated

exceptional leadership through crises, including the COVID-19 pandemic, public safety reforms,

and climate change challenges. She has secured over $350 million in public-private partnerships

for transformative projects, such as the redevelopment of Memorial Stadium, street repairs, and

upgrading the city’s Police, Fire, and Public Works fleet. Her administration also preserved

Mount Vernon’s only hospital and secured over $400 million in grants for environmental justice

and economic development initiatives.

Her innovative programs include launching The Wellness Precinct, Youth Diversion and

Emerging Adult Justice Courts, and participating in the Mayors for Guaranteed Income program.

She has championed youth employment, workforce development, and the renovation of

community facilities like the Doles Center and the Animal Shelter. These efforts have positioned

Mount Vernon as a model for growth, resilience, and equity.

A national and international advocate, Mayor Patterson-Howard is committed to environmental

justice, public health, and financial empowerment. She has partnered with organizations such as

the United Nations Climate Change Conferences, Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative,

the Gates Foundation, the Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development, and the

National League of Cities, enhancing opportunities for Mount Vernon.

Joan McDonald is an experienced executive in public management, transportation, economic and community

development, public finance and public policy.

After serving as Westchester County Director of Operations since 2018, County Executive Kenneth W. Jenkins

appointed Joan Deputy County Executive on February 1, 2026 and she was unanimously approved by the Board

of Legislators on February 9. As second-in-command for the County, Joan is responsible for setting all public

policies and she has direct responsibility for overseeing the $2.5 billion budget. Joan has also served as Chair of

the Westchester County Industrial Development Agency and Local Development Corporation boards since 2018.

Some of the initiatives which Joan spearheaded for the County include the creation of the Downtown

Investment Grant (DIG) program, the housing Flex Fund, the Landlord Tenant Assistance Program (LTAP)

program, and overseeing the improvements and restructuring of the Capital Program. Joan managed the County

COVID-19 response including the $20 million small business and not-for-profit grant program, the $10 million

food insecurity program and the $5 million remote learning centers program.

Joan provided strategy and guidance to the County Executive as they restored stability to the County finances,

which lead to the restoration of Westchester’s Triple-A bond rating from both Fitch and Standard and Poors.

In August 2020, Joan was appointed Chair of the New York State Bridge Authority Board of Commissioners. In

April 2024, Governor Hochul appointed her to the Thruway Authority Board of Directors. Joan Co-Chaired the

transportation group of the NYSERDA New York State Climate Impacts Assessment. She is also on the Board of

Directors of NY CREATES.

Joan served as Commissioner of the New York State Department of Transportation from 2011 - 2015, overseeing

8,300 employees with an annual budget of $4 billion. Under Joan's leadership NYSDOT implemented 30

design/build, best value contracts, including the $550 million Koscziusko Bridge, the Department's largest

contract. As Commissioner, Joan chaired the Northeast Corridor Commission; served on the Tappan Zee Bridge

Blue Ribbon Selection Panel; co-chaired the Tappan Zee Bridge Mass Transit Task Force and served on the

Executive Committee of the Transportation Research Board.

As Commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development from 2007 to 2010

Joan led CT's economic development efforts through the "Great Recession". During her tenure, Joan chaired

Connecticut Innovations, investing funds in various start-up companies in the biotechnical, aviation and IT

sectors. Under her leadership, the State developed its first ever strategic economic development plan;

negotiated agreements with several Fortune 500 companies and initiated transit oriented development in all of

Connecticut’s major cities.

Joan has served in senior management positions for the City of New York, Metro-North Railroad and the

New York State Assembly.

From August 2015 through December 2020, Joan served on the National Infrastructure Advisory Council (NIAC),

where she participated in studies related to water resiliency and cyber security on a national level. From

September 2016 through December 2020 she was on the TRB policy committee to evaluate the future of the

Interstate Highway System, including the impact of climate change.

Joan received her Bachelor of Arts from LeMoyne College and her Masters of Public Administration

from Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government.

James (Jim) Moran is a civil engineer with more than 30 years of experience in

municipal management. His experience includes leading major projects for the City of

New Rochelle, City of Yonkers, New York City Department of Environmental Protection

(NYCDEP), and Verizon. Prior to joining H2M, Mr. Moran served as the Commissioner

of the City of New Rochelle DPW, where he was responsible for managing an operating

annual budget of $25 million, a $44 million capital budget, and staff of approximately

125 employees. He served as administrator of all public works functions and operations,

including engineering, street maintenance, storm and sanitary sewer systems, public

buildings, sanitation collection, city vehicle fleet maintenance, traffic services, and right-

of-way permitting.

As the Director of the Community & Citizenship Department, Janice leads and administers outreach initiatives for small business compliance, economic/community development, and youth mentoring programs for the business unit. She maintains senior management awareness, employee engagement, and policy communication of these Programs by identifying strategies for procurement and referring small businesses to assist the Company in meeting its commitments and goals. She works closely with clients, procurement, and project construction teams to create an environment of inclusion for small businesses, local residents, and community-based organizations. The Community & Citizenship Department also includes the development and execution of customized utilization programs with strategic community outreach plans and monitoring mechanisms for compliance reporting. Engagement with the community and key stakeholders is critical in maintaining Turner’s commitment to preserving its environmental impact through our construction activities. Janice plays a crucial role in Turner’s business development activities, including proposal writing, client presentations, and the creation of marketing collateral. Janice also manages the Turner School of Construction Management, Founder’s Month, Youth Engagement programs, and other corporate social responsibility initiatives. In addition, she collaborates with Turner’s Employee Resources groups, ACE Mentoring Teams, and Diversity & Inclusion groups in support of the Company’s equity and inclusion initiatives.

As President and CEO of KLAUS Multiparking America. Christopher Tiessen spearheads the U.S. sales and operations subsidiary of a global leader in premium parking systems, KLAUS Multiparking GmbH. With extensive experience in the parking and car-stacking industry, Christopher partners with developers, architects, engineers, contractors, and management companies across the country to deliver innovative, customized solutions that transform urban and suburban parking challenges into opportunities.

Christopher’s leadership is grounded in a strong background in strategic planning, resource management, team organization, and effective communication. His mission is to expand KLAUS Multiparking America's footprint in the U.S. market, driving growth while ensuring the company upholds its reputation for delivering exceptional quality and customer satisfaction.

Christopher not only enhances the design and implementation phases but also ensures that the end-user experience is elevated. His commitment to delivering high-quality systems translates into intuitive, reliable, and user-friendly parking facilities, adding long-term value for clients and their customers alike.

Passionate about advancing smart and sustainable parking solutions tailored to American cities, Christopher focuses on maximizing space efficiency and enhancing the value of real estate developments. His work reflects a commitment to shaping the future of urban and suburban mobility by providing state-of-the-art parking infrastructure that meets the evolving needs of U.S. communities.

For insights on the future of automated parking, connect with Christopher Tiessen to discuss how KLAUS Multiparking America can benefit your next project. Contact: chris@multiparking.com

Sean Fitch is a seasoned sales leader specializing in the real estate industry's adoption of advanced automated parking systems and stackers. Representing KLAUS Multiparking America. Sean focuses on delivering tailored parking solutions in Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania to developers, architects, engineers, contractors, and parking management companies. With a strong background in robotics, construction, and transformative technologies, Sean helps clients optimize space efficiency and enhance project value with state-of-the-art parking solutions.

Sean’s professional journey spans leadership roles with industry pioneers in manufacturing and robotics. His expertise lies in driving technological advancements in construction and fostering the adoption of innovative solutions.

Passionate about market development, Sean excels in helping real estate professionals leverage KLAUS Multiparking America’s automated parking systems and mechanical stackers to overcome parking challenges. His deep understanding of customer relationship management enables him to deliver exceptional results while guiding clients through all phases of the project design process.

Sean is committed to helping clients achieve their parking design goals, ensuring seamless integration of space-saving solutions that align with architectural and operational requirements. By combining his expertise in construction, sales management, and strategic growth, Sean supports the development of smarter, more sustainable urban environments.

For insights on the future of automated parking, connect with Sean Fitch to discuss how KLAUS Multiparking America can benefit your next project. Contact: sean@multiparking.com