Jeffrey Rogers has conducted commercial real estate transactions for more than twenty five years. He has led investments with private and institutional equity partners, delivering attractive financial returns relative to the market. Jeff founded Briggs Development in 2011 where his team’s projects have focused on adding value to Office, Industrial and Research & Development assets in the San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento. He has served as a board member and/or fund raiser for the San Jose Police Activities League, the Bellarmine College Preparatory Dad’s Board, Catholic Charities, Links for Life and the Lucile Packard Children's Hospital.

Razmig co-manages RPP and is specifically responsible for asset management and capital markets. Prior to RPP, Razmig, a serial entrepreneur, co-founded several companies and practices, including Roland Berger Strategy Consultants’ Middle East practice and served as Partner and Saudi Arabian Country Manager. Within six years, Roland Berger was ranked one of the top five consulting firms in the Middle East, managing over fifty consultants. Razmig started his career at Booz & Co. and Deloitte Consulting.

Razmig is a graduate of American University of Beirut, Carnegie Mellon University, and Harvard University.

Nanci Klein is responsible for cultivating and maintaining significant relationships with the world’s top global companies that have a presence in San Jose.

She’s steered some of city’s most complex economic development projects and negotiations, such as the retention and expansion of eBay, NanoSolar, Cisco, SunPower and Hitachi.

David Blackwell is a partner in the San Francisco office of Allen Matkins. He practices real estate law with an emphasis on land use entitlements and litigation, and his experience includes representing landowners, developers, businesses, and governmental entities before administrative agencies and state and federal courts. David's practice involves all areas of land use law, including affordable housing and the state density bonus law, state and local planning and zoning law, the California Environmental Quality Act, the Subdivision Map Act, initiatives and referenda, development agreements, traditional and sustainable energy projects, wetlands regulation, eminent domain and inverse condemnation, and the Williamson Act.

Doug is directly responsible for Land Acquisition, Entitlements, Design and Construction, Asset Management, Asset Disposition, and Finance. Doug has been with SummerHill since 2001. Before assuming his current role as President of SummerHill Apartment Communities, Doug held the COO and CFO roles for SummerHill Apartment Communities and the CFO role for SummerHill Homes. As CFO he secured nearly $2.5 Billion in project level construction debt and equity capital. Prior to joining SummerHill Homes, Doug was Manager of Strategy and Business Architecture for Accenture in San Francisco. Doug was also Division Controller – Carolinas for Pulte Homes and Supervising Senior Accountant for KPMG Peat Marwick, both of Charlotte, North Carolina. Doug is a former certified public accountant. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration – Finance and a Master of Accounting degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Doug also holds a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Michigan – Stephen M. Ross School of Business, where he graduated with distinction and received the annual Innovation Award. Doug is a member of the NAHB Multifamily Leadership Board and is involved with various other industry and charitable organizations.

Mr. Ring currently serves as Executive Vice President of Development and Construction. He has experience overseeing the development of over $400 million in mixed use, apartments, and for-sale housing projects. He has managed all project stages including, acquisition, program definition, entitlement, consultant selection and design, value engineering review, construction oversight, and warranty review, with responsibility for overall schedule, budget, and quality goals.

Travis’ portfolio includes high-tech companies, high-profile financial institutions, leading healthcare facilities, and Fortune 500 commercial office projects locally in San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Southern California and across the West Coast. As Project Executive and leader of Truebeck Construction’s San Francisco office, Schultz is responsible for local strategy, expanding operations in the city, and interiors market development.

Chuck McCallum, PE, QSD, brings 34 years of civil engineering and land development experience to his role as CEO + President of Kier + Wright (K+W) and co-founder of KWRE. He leads all aspects of K+W’s business operations and supports project teams across offices and market sectors, with a focus on aligning the firm’s strategy, culture, and long-term vision.

Throughout his career, Chuck has helped guide the planning and delivery of complex land development projects, including large-scale industrial business parks, corporate campuses, and high-rise office developments. His hands-on approach and focus on client service have been instrumental in expanding K+W’s portfolio and strengthening the firm’s long-standing relationships with developers, owners, and industry partners.

Chuck has served on the national ACEC HealthTrust Board and is a longtime sponsor of the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR). He is also a member of NAIOP in San Francisco and Silicon Valley.

Matt Mahan is the 66th Mayor of San José. He was raised in Watsonville, California by working parents, a school teacher and a letter carrier, who taught Matt and his sisters to value hard work, the importance of education, and the power of community. His love for San José was ignited early on when he decided to make the long, often four-hour-a-day commute by bus to San José to attend Bellarmine College Prep.

Matt went on to attend Harvard University, where he served as student body president and graduated magna cum laude before joining the Teach for America program, where he taught English and History at George Joseph Middle School in Alum Rock, San Jose. Matt went on to the business world, where he founded and served as CEO of two civic tech companies dedicated to empowering neighborhoods and holding government accountable.

These core tenets have remained key to his policy priorities – both during his time as District 10 Councilmember and now as San Jose Mayor. Matt decided to run for San José’s top office in 2022 because he knew local government needed significant reform to get back to basics and deliver results on homelessness, public safety and housing affordability. Since taking office, Matt has led the city to build more housing, expand solutions to homelessness that have reduced the number of people living on our streets, and brought crime rates down to historic lows. His efforts to bring AI tools and performance management practices into City Hall have yielded a more efficient and accountable government.

Mayor Matt Mahan, his wife Silvia, and their two young children live in the Almaden neighborhood.