In 1996, Henry Liebman founded American Life, Inc. and has since served as our Chief Executive Officer. As CEO, he oversees all daily company operations and strategic planning. Henry has more than 20 years of experience in real estate law and immigration law and more than 30 years experience in commercial real estate management and investment. He has served as Managing Partner of Coe Nordwall Liebman, LLC. Henry also founded Northwest International Bank and served as its first board chairman. Among these distinctions, Henry is frequently invited to speak on business and immigration topics at organizations throughout the Northwest and abroad. He is quoted frequently and has written several articles on a variety of subjects. Additionally, he authored The Immigration Handbook, which has been published in the U.S., Spain, and the United Kingdom. Henry earned his Bachelor's degree in Political Science from the University of Washington in 1973 and received his Juris Doctor degree from The University of Puget Sound in 1980. His experience in immigration law, finance, and real estate is both extensive and eclectic and provides particular value to American Life, Inc. and its investors.

Holly joined Kidder Mathews in 2013, specializing in real estate investment brokerage. Prior to that, Holly was with Rainier Pacific Properties for seven years, where she brokered transactions in the multi-family, industrial, office, and retail sectors in the Puget Sound market. Holly is an exceptional real estate strategist with a proven track record of success and a broad range of skills. These abilities, coupled with an innovative problem-solving approach and remarkable negotiation skills, enable her clients to receive optimal outcomes on a consistent basis. As a native Chinese, Holly brings extensive business and cultural experience to Kidder Mathews. Prior to entering into commercial real estate, she worked as a financial auditor for Ernst & Young LLP, and founded Yangtze International Trading Company. Fluent in Chinese and English with a great understanding of the nuances of both cultures, Holly is remarkably skillful in marketing properties with a niche to inbound international investors and navigating international investors in their real estate ventures in the U.S. Serving on the board of WSCRC (Washington State China Relations Council), Holly is an enthusiast in promoting US-China business and culture exchange. Education Holly received her bachelor’s degree from East China University of Science and Technology in Shanghai. Following that, she received her master’s degree in Accounting and Financial Information Systems from Cleveland State University and earned her CPA license. Specialties Acquisition and disposition of investment/development properties Strategic planning

Based in our Seattle office, Josh leads business development and operations as Vice President Regional Manager for our rapidly-expanding portfolio in the Pacific Northwest. He has directed the sales and marketing strategy for communities throughout the West Coast and works to foster communication between developers, marketing, sales and third-party vendors. Josh brings an unparalleled 18+ years of experience in real estate and a thoughtful, holistic approach to every development he manages.

Suzanne Dale Estey is a Partner with Gallatin Public Affairs where she provides strategic communications, government relations and economic development services to some of the region’s leading businesses and organizations. A Seattle native with more than 25 years’ experience delivering results in economic development, intergovernmental relations and nonprofit leadership, Suzanne has a unique public-private understanding of policy making. Most recently, Suzanne served as the President & CEO of the Economic Development Council of Seattle & King County (EDC). At the EDC, Suzanne fostered partnerships to protect and create more than 6,500 King County jobs at 75 companies, and generate over $750 million in new investment, helping drop countywide unemployment to historic lows. Suzanne previously served as Economic Development Director for the City of Renton; Vice President of Government & Industry Relations for Washington Mutual; State & Federal Government Relations Manager for the King County Executive; State Lobbyist for the City of Seattle; Federal Legislative Analyst for the Governor of Washington; Associate Director of Intergovernmental Affairs at The White House; Pacific Northwest & Texas Program Director for Junior Statesmen, a nonprofit, nonpartisan, civics education program for high school student leaders, and she also ran a consulting firm. Suzanne serves as a board member of the Washington Economic Development Association, The Junior Statesmen Foundation, Renton Technical College and the Seattle Colleges Advisory Councils, CCER/Road Map Project, and she is President of the University of Washington (UW) Alumni Association board. A K-12 graduate of Seattle Public Schools, Suzanne received a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Politics from Whitman College and a Master’s in Public Administration from the Daniel J. Evans School at the University of Washington. She and her husband, Mike, have two active school-age sons.

Pete joined Trinity Real Estate in 2010 after 11 years at ING Clarion Partners, where he closed over $2 billion in real estate investments. His expertise in investment, development, asset management, and consulting has consistently helped complex and often challenging projects deliver improved returns for owners. Pete’s experience encompasses all kinds of commercial and multifamily properties, including hospitality, office, multifamily, industrial, and retail. Whether approaching a distressed portfolio or competing for a coveted redevelopment challenge, Pete is skilled at matching opportunities with client goals while aligning the needs of investors with each project’s complex web of stakeholders. An active member of the Urban Land Institute, Pete is an advisory board member for the Pacific Northwest chapter, as well as an active member of both the Pacific Real Estate Institute and the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties.

Lori Noto joined Talon Private Capital in 2017. As, Director of Design and Construction, Lori oversees both the construction management of capital improvements to new and existing Talon assets as well as the development management for proposed assets. Lori has over 25 years of experience in all facets of real estate development from pre-acquisition and design to construction management. Prior to joining Talon, Lori managed her own consulting firm with services ranging from visioning, feasibility, cost estimating and project leadership establishing a reputation for running highly efficient teams. Prior to establishing her own firm, she was responsible for over $200M in real estate development for over 5 years at Bentall Kennedy prefaced by her 15 years of practice in architecture. Lori’s education includes Masters of Architecture from Harvard University and she is a registered architect in the state of WA and LEED BD+C certified. Lori serves on the Site Selection Committee for Mary’s Place and as an Executive Board Member for Guild, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Lori enjoys cooking, eating and traveling.

Kate is an experienced leader with ability to align vision to strategy, inspire teams to achieve outstanding results. As Seattle Deputy Mayor, she managed City operations, led complex intergovernmental projects including waterfront redevelopment and Convention Center expansion, and developed a nationally recognized government performance initiative. Before that she was Downtown Seattle Association CEO where she led one of the most successful revitalization projects in the country, creating a vibrant Downtown with great retail, transportation and jobs, thousands of residents, a growing, diverse economy. She is active in the international downtown community and in Seattle, sitting on numerous Boards and commissions.

Don is one of the leading lawyers in land use and real estate development matters in Seattle. For over thirty years, he has guided many of the region’s significant mixed-use, office, business park, retail, and multi-family projects to successful conclusion through creative application of the law. He has assisted real estate developers and owners of property in developing commercial and residential projects in the Pacific Northwest and other regions of the country. He has represented clients in all aspects of real estate development; buying property; negotiating ground leases; obtaining land use entitlements; negotiating design, construction, and financing documents; negotiating leases; and selling fully developed properties. The skills he has developed through this legal work are varied and include structuring real estate deals, drafting and negotiating agreements and contracts, obtaining land use entitlements for real property, negotiating with government agencies, analyzing regulatory programs and requirements, and making public presentations. As a member and past Chairman of the Government Affairs Committee of NAIOP, the commercial real estate organization, Don is active in the crafting of legislation that affects the commercial real estate industry.