Anne Papageorge is the Senior Vice President for Facilities and Real Estate Services at the

University of Pennsylvania. Anne joined the University in October 2006 and has responsibility

for Planning; Design and Construction; Facilities Operations, Maintenance, and Utilities; and

Real Estate Operations and Development. She oversees a department of approximately 1,000

staff, $200 M in operating expenses and a capital budget averaging approximately $350 M per

year, the Penn Connects campus development plan, and the Environmental Sustainability

Advisory Committee responsible for developing and implementing the Climate and

Sustainability Action Plan for the university.

Anne is a licensed landscape architect and was previously the Senior Vice President and

Memorial Design Director for the Lower Manhattan Development Corp., managing the planning,

design and construction of the nearly $1 billion project encompassing the World Trade Center

Memorial, Memorial Museum, Visitor’s Center and related facilities.

Prior to joining the LMDC in 2004, she worked in design and construction for the City of New

York, where she served as first deputy commissioner of the Department of Design and

Construction, managing a staff of 1,200 and overseeing 750 projects valued at $4.4 billion.

Anne holds a bachelor’s degree in landscape architecture from the State University of New York

College of Environmental Science and Forestry School of Landscape Architecture and an

M.B.A. from the City University of New York Baruch College. She serves on the executive

boards for Longwood Gardens, the Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania, the

University City Science Center, and the Schuylkill River Development Corporation; she also

serves on the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women Executive Leadership Team.

As Vice President and Director of MSC U, Mr. Stein helps to redefine campuses and business improvement districts all over the country to attract students, impress alumni, retain talent and engage the community. MSC U is a full service advisory firm offering comprehensive retail solutions to institutions of higher education, developers, municipalities, medical centers, not-for profits as well as professional service companies, including, but not limited to: market analysis, portfolio evaluation, master planning, concept design, retail merchandising, existing lease analysis, strategic long term planning and end user placement.

Mr. Stein’s diverse experience within the higher education sector was developed during a 9 year career at American Campus Communities (NYSE:ACC). While with ACC, Mr. Stein held various positions in both management and development. Mr. Stein spent the majority of his tenure at ACC managing on-campus developments and was responsible for multiple ground-up, mixed-use projects totaling over half of a billion dollars in investments for institutions including Arizona State University, Drexel University and the University of New Mexico, amongst others. He is an active member of a number of professional organizations, including ICSC, Lambda Alpha International, and NACAS, serving as both a member and speaker/panelist for such groups. Mr. Stein was recently recognized by Philadelphia Magazine’s “Best of Philly 2014” as the “Best Real Estate Visionary”.

Matthew Stein on MSC University: “Our approach is simple. We add value by looking at and understanding the bigger picture throughout the development continuum. From construction advisory services to portfolio analysis, we provide comprehensive solutions based on our partner’s needs. We are experienced enough to be the safe choice, while creative and imaginative enough to be the group you want helping define your project.”

Mr. Stein lives in Philadelphia with his wife Emily, their daughter Lenora, and their rescue dog, Cassidy.

Maria Sourbeer has made a career out of bridging the gap between her capabilities as an architect/developer and her responsibilities as a community member. She believes that a beautiful and well-designed space has a positive influence on a basic human level. She's carried this idea through from her experience as a Peace Corps Volunteer, to her current position as Executive Vice President of Development for Mosaic Development Partners.

At Mosaic, Maria leads the community development team, guiding development strategy and execution through construction completion and stabilization. She also serves as mentor and cross-collaborator for the team to ensure the highest standard of quality is continuously delivered on projects. Together with the Mosaic team, Maria finds creative ways to develop real estate and bring jobs, homes and commercial enterprise to challenged urban neighborhoods.

Maria has over 20 years of professional experience and continues to grow through her love of family, work and play. Outside of Mosaic, she dedicates volunteer efforts to the Community Design Collaborative, Norris Square Community Alliance, Impact Loan Fund and the South Philly Food Coop.

A Partner at KSS Architects, Mayva is drawn to architecture because of the opportunities it presents to tackle a breadth of challenges that demand both creative and practical solutions. Through her ability to balance the technical aspects of architectural practice with the human side of design Mayva has led several of KSS’ most noted projects and built many of the firm’s lasting client relationships. Mayva is an expert in the design of engaging learning environments for early childhood, K-12, higher education, and community clients. As one of the key design voices in the firm, she is dedicated to fostering collaborations among staff, consultants, clients, and other collaborators to create innovative and inclusive design solutions. She has led the practice with research to inform how human-centric approach to design can address the issues of neurodiversity for projects such as Bancroft Mount Laure Campus and Rutgers Center for Adult Autism Services. This research is fueled by her belief that if the built environment is designed for our most vulnerable population the result will be a better environment for all.

Charlie is the founder and principal of Haverford Development Partners and has been engaged in real estate investment and development for over 25 years. He has been involved in real estate acquisitions and development in more than 12 states with cumulative valuations in excess of $1 billion. Those transactions have consisted of master planned campuses, commercial office acquisitions, retail center acquisitions, hotel development and multi-family and mixed use development and construction. Charlie has particular experience and expertise in navigating complex land development and planning projects in highly discerning municipalities. Notable among those projects are The Reserve at Maybrook in Lower Merion Township, a 250-unit multi-family development on 35 acres in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania, and Rivermark in the Northern Liberties neighborhood of Philadelphia, which features 475 apartments and ground-floor retail on a 10-acre waterfront site. In recent years, HDP has developed significant master developer relationships with several educational institutions and providers of behavioral health services to special needs populations. Most significantly among those is HDP having been named the master developer of Elwyn’s 260-acre main campus in Media, Pennsylvania. As part of that development, HDP recently broke ground on a new 80,000 square foot school building on Elwyn’s campus, which will open in 2027 as part of Elwyn’s 175 Anniversary. In parallel with his professional endeavors, Charlie is on several philanthropic boards including the Board of Visitors for Orthopaedic Surgery at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, the Board of Directors of Camp Sunshine on Sebago Lake in Casco, Maine, and the Elwyn Health & Human Services Foundation. Charlie is also the Founder of The Matthew Charles Houder Fund for Pediatric Orthopaedic Research, in memory of his late son (www.mattschopfund.com). Charlie received a B.A. from Western University and a J.D. from Syracuse University. Charlie was born and raised in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, and he lives with his wife and three children in Radnor Township, Pennsylvania.