Sean Rawson is a recognized leader in the multifamily development and investment industry. An expert in affordable housing, Rawson has a deep understanding of tax credit financing and housing policy. Rawson is an expert in working with local governments to create a diversity of housing types to meet their public policy goals. Since forming Waterford with John Drachman in 2015, Rawson has acquired and developed nearly 6,000 residential units in California totaling approximately $3.5 billion. In 2021, Rawson led Waterford to be the largest owner and operator of Essential Housing units in the State of California with over 4,000 units. Prior to forming Waterford Property Company and its predecessor companies, Rawson was the Southern California President for St. Anton Partners, a leading privately-owned multifamily development company where he led the firm’s expansion into Southern California. Prior to his time working in the multifamily development industry, Rawson began his career with The Concord Group, a national economic market advisory firm, where he conducted market and financial feasibility analysis for homebuilders, developers, private equity groups and lenders. Rawson earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Claremont Mckenna College in Government, Economics and History where he graduated with honors. While at Claremont McKenna College, Rawson was a four-year letterman on the men’s varsity basketball team. He also earned an MBA from the University of California, Irvine Merage School of Business with a concentration in real estate finance where he has been a guest lecturer and is on the Board for the UCI Center for Real Estate. Mr. Rawson is an avid sports enthusiast, runner and summited Mt. Kilimanjaro. Mr. Rawson is a resident of Long Beach, CA with his wife and three children where he is very civically engaged.

Robert Freed, CEO SummerHill Housing Group: SummerHill Homes & SummerHill Apartment Communities. Freed

oversees critical areas of development for residential, and apartment communities. Robert is currently leading 32

projects representing over 6,500 units in the Bay Area, Southern California, and Washington.

Profession:

• KB Homes, Senior Vice President, Investment Strategy

• KB Homes, President, Regional General Manager Northern California

• KB Homes, Vice President, Western Land development

• Davidon Homes, Chief Financial Officer

• Bedford Properties, Division President

• Blackhawk Corporation, Chief Financial Officer

Experience:

o Fisher Center for Real Estate and Urban Economics, Policy Advisory Board

o Bridge Housing, Board of Directors

o Santa Clara County Housing Authority, Commissioner

o Bay Area Council, Board of Directors

o St. Mary’s College, Board of Trustees

o BIA Bay Area, Board of Directors

o BS - Economics, University of California at Los Angeles - Summa Cum Laude

o Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society, Member

o Former Certified Public Accountant

Chris Collins is the co-founder of Urban Pacific Development, LLC. Over the course of his 25-year professional career, Mr. Collins has contributed to the acquisition, design, development, construction, leasing, asset management, and sale of more than 150 projects. These projects represent more than 15 million square feet of real estate, which include mixed-use, office, industrial, residential, and retail properties.

Highlights of his career include One Rincon Hill in San Francisco, where he was Project Director for the developer and owner, with responsibility for all aspects of the development. Prior to One Rincon Hill, Mr. Collins worked for the San Francisco real estate firm Ellis Partners, where he was involved in a variety of projects including the design, entitlement, and project management for the $350 million mixed-use development at Jack London Square in Oakland. Prior to Ellis Partners, Mr. Collins worked for Hines, one of the largest private real estate firms in the world, where he managed a variety of high-profile development projects including the $200 million JP Morgan Chase Tower in San Francisco and a 300,000-square-foot mixed-use component of Petco Park in San Diego. Mr. Collins was additionally responsible for design and construction activities at Hines-owned and managed assets in Northern California, which at the time represented more than 10 million square feet of office space.

Mr. Collins is a graduate of Columbia University where he received his Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering. He is an active member of Urban Land Institute (ULI) and San Francisco Planning and Urban Research (SPUR).

Jack Sylvan is founder and principal of SDG, LLC, a San Francisco-based investment, development and advisory company delivering exceptional value to investors, partners and clients on complex and innovative mixed-use development opportunities. Jack has 25+ years of real estate investment and development experience on transformational, multi-phase, extremely complex mixed-use real estate projects in the San Francisco Bay Area leading acquisition, entitlement, negotiation of complex transactional and public-private partnership agreements and development activities. The projects represent more than 16 million square feet of mixed-use, commercial office, life science/biotech, multifamily, retail, historic rehabilitation, arts and community space, and hundreds of acres of parks, streets and infrastructure.

Prior to forming SDG, Jack served as Senior Vice President of Development for Forest City Realty Trust and Brookfield Properties where he built and led the local development team responsible for all aspects of entitlement and development of three of San Francisco’s largest redevelopment projects -- Pier 70, 5M and Stonestown Galleria -- representing 8 million square feet of residential and commercial space. Prior to this, Jack spent 8 years in the San Francisco Mayor’s Office overseeing large public-private real estate development projects including leading the planning and negotiation process for the approximately 8 million-square-foot Treasure Island redevelopment project, where he successfully negotiated agreements with the private development partner, an affordable housing consortium, and the historic agreement with the U.S. Navy for the transfer of the property. Early in his career, he spent time with CB Richard Ellis/Sedway Group providing real estate consulting and financial analysis to private and public clients.

Paul J. Niewiadomski is a Partner in Lubin Olson’s Real Estate and Finance Groups. He has

represented clients in hundreds of multifamily acquisitions, dispositions and financings, as well

as the formation of numerous joint ventures to acquire and develop multifamily/residential

assets. He has experience with market, rent controlled, senior and affordable housing. He

previously worked as counsel to the Asset and Economic Development group at the County of

Santa Clara, where he participated in the structuring and negotiation of a number of public-

private developments resulting in thousands of multifamily units.

As Chief Executive Officer for Related California's Northern California Affordable and Northwest Divisions, Ms. Silverberg is responsible for the strategic direction, overall management and daily operation of the company's over $3.5 billion affordable portfolio in Northern California and Oregon. She has been directly responsible for the growth of the affordable pipeline in Northern California and Oregon to over 5,000 units under construction and in pre-development.

Prior to joining Related California, Ms. Silverberg was Executive Vice President and Chief Investment Officer at BRIDGE Housing Corporation where she was responsible for directing and overseeing their Northern California Division. She led the development and redevelopment of more than 8,000 affordable, mixed-income, mixed-use and transit-oriented housing units, including the acquisition and redevelopment of nearly 1,000 public housing units in San Francisco and Sacramento, the joint venture development of mixed-income residential units in Milpitas. She was also responsible for the capital aggregation and placement of equity and debt for their Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) and non-LIHTC developments and has overseen the negotiation and placement of over $3 billion in project level debt and equity.

She is a recipient of the Northern California Real Estate Women of Influence and Most Influential Women in Bay Area Business awards by the San Francisco Business Times, and has been recognized twice as one of the most dynamic women in commercial real estate by BISNOW. Ms. Silverberg is the immediate past chair of the Board of Directors of the California Housing Consortium and was a co-chair of California State Treasurer Ma’s California Debt Limit Allocation Committee/Tax Credit Allocation Committee Working Group. She currently serves as the co-chair of the Bay Area Council Housing Policy Committee and is on the Housing Policy Committee of the San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association (SPUR). She was appointed to the SF Housing Leadership Council, is a board member of the San Francisco Housing Action Coalition (SFHAC), a co-chair of the ULI San Francisco Local Product Council, and past president of the Board of Directors of the Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern California. Ms. Silverberg is a faculty lecturer in the College of Environmental Design at the University of California, Berkeley where she teaches a graduate level methods class in project analysis.

She holds a Master of City and Regional Planning from the University of California, Berkeley and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of California, Los Angeles.

Kenneth T. Lombard, President & CEO, is responsible for the overall direction of BRIDGE Housing, a leading nonprofit developer, owner and manager of affordable housing. He joined BRIDGE in November 2021.

Over a career that spans three decades, Mr. Lombard has garnered extensive experience in business development, management, investment banking, economic development, corporate expansion and real estate investment. Mr. Lombard joins BRIDGE from Seritage Growth Properties (NYSE: SRG), where he served most recently as Special Advisor; he was an original Board member when Seritage went public in 2015 and subsequently served as Seritage’s EVP and COO. Seritage is a self-administered and self-managed REIT with properties totaling approximately 39 million square feet of space across 49 states and Puerto Rico.

Earlier, Mr. Lombard was President of MacFarlane Partners, an investment management firm that acquires, develops and manages real estate assets on behalf of pensions and institutional investors. Prior to joining MacFarlane Partners, Mr. Lombard served as Vice Chairman, Partner and head of investments for Capri Capital Partners, and President of the Capri Urban Fund, which invested in more than $1 billion in commercial, residential and mixed-use development, redevelopment and repositioning projects in densely populated urban markets of the U.S.

From 2004 to 2008, Mr. Lombard was President of Starbucks Entertainment, where he managed the collaboration with Concord Music to form a new Starbucks music label. In 1992, Mr. Lombard co-founded Johnson Development Corporation and spent 12 years as the President and Partner of the firm, creating a legacy of economic improvement in underserved communities of color in 65 cities and 17 states. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communication from the University of Washington.

Since joining BRIDGE in 1994, Mr. Wiblin has completed the development of over 2,000 units of affordable and market-rate housing in San Jose, Irvine, Carlsbad, San Marcos and San Diego. In 1998 he opened BRIDGE’s San Diego office, establishing a solid foundation for BRIDGE’s expanded presence in Southern California. Currently based in San Francisco, he leads the company’s Business Development Group, which sources and acts on development and acquisition opportunities and positions BRIDGE to enter new markets. Prior to BRIDGE, Mr. Wiblin was a land planner and urban designer primarily responsible for the design elements of residential and mixed-use communities. He is an associate member of the Urban Land Institute and a member of the Residential Real Estate Committee of the University of San Diego. He has a B.S. in Design from Arizona State University and a Master’s in City and Regional Planning from UC Berkeley.

Guy joined Cahill in 1992 as a Project Engineer and now serves as Executive Vice President. Guy has more than 30 years of deep experience in both preconstruction and construction, which he lends to support all Cahill projects. Guy led the development and redevelopment of thousands of units of affordable, market rate, and senior housing throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. He has worked with various developers, non-profit housing organizations, and private clients. Guy also brings knowledge and experience working on theaters, schools, commercial, and hospitality projects. Some of his more recent projects include the renovation and expansion of KQED Studios and Headquarters, construction of market rate and affordable housing at Transbay Blocks 6 & 7 (599 Units) and the first phase of the Hope SF Potrero Hill Redevelopment at Block X (72 units).

An Associate Principal at brick, Mattison Ly is committed to sustainable buildings and livable housing for all. She creates value from architecture that considers people, place, mission, and the impact on our environment. Mattison’s past projects include affordable housing, higher education, libraries, and other civic buildings as well as commercial urban infill.

Lou Vasquez is a Founding Partner and Managing Director of BUILD, where he oversees the firm’s business strategy and executive management.

Over the course of his 30-year career in real estate development, Lou has participated in the acquisition, entitlement, development, construction and management of more than $1 billion of residential and commercial product. Prior to forming BUILD in 2004, Lou worked in senior management at a number of prominent residential and commercial real estate development companies in the Bay Area, including Trammell Crow, Greenbriar Homes, Bay Communities, Oxford Development, and Archstone Communities.

Through his volunteer work as a board member of Habitat for Humanity and as a founding board member of the Mission Preparatory School, Mr. Vasquez is committed to ensuring that San Francisco remains a diverse city providing opportunities for its most vulnerable citizens.

Real estate executive with proven ability to execute land acquisitions, complex entitlements, development and investment management strategies in urban areas. Keen understanding of multifamily asset class with a track record of delivering 4,000 apartment units over the last 20+ years. National execution experience in primary and secondary markets including San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Sacramento, Denver, New York, Portland, Minneapolis and Southeast Florida. Accomplished people leader with expertise leading small and large teams as well as growth and change management cultures.

Mike Kim serves as Senior Managing Director of Mill Creek’s Northern California office, where he leads the development activities in the San Francisco, Oakland, Sacramento, and Silicon Valley metro regions. During his 24-year real estate career, he has been involved in the development and construction of multifamily mixed-use communities, and commercial developments with aggregate values in excess of $2.2 billion in the NCAL and PNW markets.

Prior to joining Mill Creek, Mr. Kim served as Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer at SIMEON Properties where he led the firm’s multifamily and commercial development activities. He began his real estate career in the San Francisco Bay Area, where he was involved in complex urban developments across various typologies including high-rise, horizontal and vertical mixed-use, master plans, and commercial developments. Prior to his career in real estate development, Mr. Kim served the nation for seven years as a Naval Officer leading maritime missions and expeditions in all major theaters of operation.

Mr. Kim holds a Master’s Degree from the University of Southern California and a Bachelor of Science Degree from the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. He has served on various boards such as the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley CA, NAIOP San Francisco, and several municipal Advisory Councils.

A 20 year veteran of the solar energy industry, Sean Doak has overseen the development and integration of hundreds of megawatts of commercial and residential solar projects nationwide. He’s managed sales divisions for some of the industry’s most successful solar companies, including two Fortune 500 firms (Mitsui and Direct Energy), and now leads SunPower’s multifamily new construction division.

In each of his roles, Sean has been an integral part of the senior leadership teams, and always brings a strong passion for building professional sales teams dedicated to the long-term growth of solar and energy infrastructure. Sean holds a B.S. in Political Science and a B.A. in Global Studies from Nebraska Wesleyan University.