What You Don’t Know About Peter Gardner

Position: Pointe Group Advisors founder and CEO.
Picture: Taken in front of the White House with his wife, Gina.
Background: In farming and property management. A fifth-generation farmer, Peter began his career in real estate after attending Babson College and the University of Florida, when he successfully converted a family citrus operation into a thriving ornamental tree nursery. He currently serves as vice chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Tropical Botanical Gardens.
Recent Projects: Received the management assignment of 200 E Broward Blvd. In the last 12 months, he's been actively involved in commercial transactions in excess of $100M, bringing his total oversight or involvement to more than $500M.
Favorite Song: Billy Joel's “Piano Man.” 
Favorite Music Group: Rolling Stones. 
Favorite Vacation: Nantucket Island.             
Favorite Book: A Land Remembered by Patrick D. Smith—historical fiction set in pioneer Florida.
Favorite Food: Surf and turf. 
Startling Fact: He's a huge soccer enthusiast.

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