Bridge’s founding partners have worked together for more than 25 years and lead a fully integrated team.

Dean Allara serves as Vice Chairman of Bridge Investment Group and head of the Capital Markets Group. He has experience in the real estate investment process including analyzing, raising capital, acquiring, financing, developing, managing, improving and selling properties beginning in 1986. Mr. Allara is responsible for capital raising, investment analysis, and investor relations. Allara is directly responsible for investing in over $4 billion in real estate assets. Property types include multi-family and single family residential, commercial, seniors housing, resort golf properties, hotel, and retail properties. Allara has been with Bridge Investment Group since March 2009, where he is involved in raising capital from high net worth individuals, family office and institutional partners in addition to responsibilities related to ownership, investment analysis, development, asset management, investor relations, and legal & tax issues. Mr. Allara is also responsible for real property development including permits and zoning, master planning, debt financing, insurance, construction management, home owners’ association management, marketing and residential sales. Mr. Allara’s previous experience includes a ten-year career with Trace Digital, a leading global supplier of software manufacturing equipment, where he rose from a Regional Sales Manager to President and CEO. Mr. Allara earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from the St. Mary’s College in 1984, which included one year at Loyola University of Rome, Italy. He also earned his Master of Business Administration from Santa Clara University in 1986 with a semester at the Tokyo University studying Business Law.

Inna Khidekel serves as a Partner at Bridge Investment Group. In the firm’s Capital Markets Group, Ms. Khidekel’s principal role is to expand Bridge’s business and product development efforts with institutional investors around the world, including sovereign wealth funds, pension plans, insurance companies, endowments, foundations and family offices. Ms. Khidekel serves on the Investment Committees for the Bridge Workforce & Affordable Housing and Bridge Office Funds. Ms. Khidekel also serves as the Chairman of the Bridge Charitable Giving Fund, and is a founding member of the Bridge ESG Steering and Bridge Women’s Network Committees. Inna spearheads the firm’s partnership with a number of organizations dedicated to advancing diversity in real estate and finance, including the Toigo Foundation and the PREA Foundation, as well as charitable initiatives such as Bridge to Education and Bridge “Boots-on-the-Ground.”

Before joining Bridge Investment Group, Ms. Khidekel worked at Goldman, Sachs & Co. in the Investment Management Division in New York and Chicago was where she served as a trusted advisor and managed assets for institutional and family office investors. Ms. Khidekel served on a 3‐person advisory team with over $4 billion in assets under management. Prior to Goldman Sachs, Ms. Khidekel worked for Lehman Brothers and Nomura in their London offices, most recently as a Vice President and founding team member in High Yield and Distressed Credit, advising institutional clients on navigating the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis. She began her career at Lehman Brothers on a start‐up Emerging Markets Equities trading desk in London.

Ms. Khidekel is a frequent commentator on real estate and the affordable housing crisis in the US and is sought after by industry publications for her professional insights, including The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, National Real Estate Investor, PERE, Affordable Housing Finance, Multi-Housing News, Multifamily Executive, Real Assets Adviserand MultiBriefs Exclusive. Most recently, she was recognized in the REFI US Awards 2019 and as a Woman of Influence by Globest. Real Estate Forum.

Ms. Khidekel received her Bachelor of Science degree in Economics from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, with concentrations in Finance and Legal Studies & Business Ethics, and her Master of Business Administration from Harvard Business School. She is a Chartered Financial Analyst and a member of the CFA Society New York. Ms. Khidekel is fluent in Russian.

Roddy Conner serves as Chief Operating Officer and Director of Strategy for Capital Markets at Bridge Investment Group. Mr. Conner oversees the Capital Markets Group’s strategic initiatives to maintain and further advance the firm’s relationships with institutional and high net worth investors.

Before joining Bridge, Mr. Conner worked at Brookfield Asset Management in the Private Funds Group. He was responsible for project management oversight of Brookfield’s priority investor program that is focused on raising capital and building relationships with leading pension plans, endowments, foundations, insurance companies and sovereign wealth funds. Previously, Mr. Conner worked at Bloomberg LP where he helped lead two early stage products. He served as team leader for Bloomberg Private Equity where he oversaw the development of new functionality and data tailored to private equity professionals and institutional investors. Also, he participated in the start-up of Bloomberg Real Estate, which offered high quality data, market benchmarks and analytics for the commercial real estate community. Mr. Conner started his career as an investment banking analyst in the real estate group at Bank of America and worked on the buyside as a real estate investor at M3 Capital Partners LLC.

Mr. Conner graduated magna cum laude from Georgetown University in Washington D.C. with a Bachelor of Science in Finance and International Business and earned an MBA from with Dean’s graduation honors from Columbia Business School in New York City.

Isela Rosales, CAIA, serves as a Managing Director in the Capital Markets Group as well as of ESG and Sustainability at Bridge Investment Group. She leads the firm’s ESG Steering Committee to oversee the development, implementation and refinement of firm wide environmental, social and governance initiatives and practices, driving sustainable investments and operations. In addition, she is focused on expanding Bridge’s relationships across consultant and select institutional investors, including pension plans, foundations, Community Re-Investment Act groups, family offices, and impact-oriented clients.  Ms. Rosales also Chaired the Bridge Women’s Network (BWN) Inaugural Kick-Off, is a Committee Member of BWN, and an active BWN mentor.

Prior to joining Bridge, Ms. Rosales worked at Brevan Howard in Investor Relations, managing corporate and public pension, endowment, foundation, private wealth, and investment consultant relationships. Previously, she was Head of Client Services for Lyxor Asset Management, Inc. and Director of Marketing & Investor Relations for Coast Asset Management in their New York offices, cultivating institutional level client relationships for each multi-billion dollar firm’s hedge fund and multi-manager products. She began her career at Cambridge Associates, serving on consultant teams for the firm’s endowment, foundation, and family office clients, covering traditional and hedge fund asset classes. Ms. Rosales received her dual Bachelor of Arts degrees in International Relations and Spanish from Stanford University, graduating with honors distinctions.

She has moderated industry panels on Real Assets, Diversity & Inclusion, and Opportunity Zones as well as supported panels as a speaker on Real Estate and Opportunity Zone Fund investing. Ms. Rosales holds the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) designation and is the Chapter Head Executive for the CAIA San Francisco Chapter. She is fluent in Spanish and has competed in Ironman, endurance cycling, and marathon competitions.

Meena Thever serves as a Managing Director in the Capital Markets Group at Bridge Investment Group. She is responsible for client engagement and business development and works with institutional clients including pension plans, insurance companies, endowments, foundations and family offices. Prior to joining Bridge, Ms. Thever was a member of the BlackRock Alternatives Specialists team where she worked with institutional clients and represented real estate, infrastructure and private equity strategies. Previous to BlackRock, Ms. Thever led the North America pension and insurance distribution efforts within J.P. Morgan Asset Management, Alternative Investment Strategies. In this role she was responsible for leading client conversations around Alternatives markets, portfolio construction, asset allocation and strategies across real estate, infrastructure, private equity, private credit and hedge funds. Ms. Thever began her career in investment banking in the Financial Sponsor Group at J.P. Morgan and Bank of America Merrill Lynch executing leveraged buyouts and capital markets transactions for leading private equity funds. She also worked on the buyside as a private equity investor in the Credit Suisse Customized Fund Investment Group where she focused on both primary fund investments as well as direct co-investments. Ms. Thever earned her BA in Economics, magna cum laude, from Tufts University and her Master in Public Policy from the Harvard Kennedy School where she was a Kennedy Fellow. She earned her MBA from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania and is a Fulbright Scholar and published author. She is the Founder and President of the Wharton Women Alumnae Association and a member of the Harvard Women’s Leadership Board.

Pete LaMassa is a Managing Director in the Capital Markets Group at Bridge Investment Group. He is responsible for securing capital commitments, building and maintaining investor relationships and growing the presence of Bridge’s Capital Markets Group. Prior to joining Bridge, Pete was a Managing Director / Investment Specialist in J.P. Morgan Private Bank’s Alternative Investments Group.  In this role, Pete was responsible for fundraising and worked directly with clients and their advisors, across the United States, to determine appropriate allocations to hedge funds, private equity, private credit, infrastructure and real estate.

 From 1999 to 2006, Pete was at UBS (formerly PaineWebber), where he worked in a number of product specialist and marketing roles in that firm’s Alternative Investment Group. While he was there, alternative assets under supervision grew from approximately $40 million to more than $9 billion. Pete started his career in journalism, in the Newsletter Division of Institutional Investor, where he worked first as a reporter and then an editor and publisher. While there, he covered numerous aspects of finance – equities, real estate, pensions, technology, operations. Pete graduated from the State University of New York at Albany with a degree in economics and minors in Journalism and Business Administration. He is a guest lecturer at Hofstra University.

As Director of Investor Relations and Marketing for Bridge Investment Group, Charlotte Morse is responsible for handling all aspects of external communication, including LP correspondence, conferences, events, marketing materials, and media relations. Ms. Morse joined Bridge in 2017. Before Bridge, Ms. Morse was Vice President of Corporate Finance and Capital Markets at The Williams Capital Group. Prior to Williams, Ms. Morse was an analyst at Chapdelaine Credit Partners in Sales and Trading. Ms. Morse received her B.A. from Yale University in Political Science in 2010.

Ms. Gil is a Vice President in the Capital Markets Group, where she focuses on marketing, product development, capital raising activities and supporting strategic initiatives across the firm. Prior to joining Bridge in 2018, Ms. Gil was an Associate at the Blackstone Group in the Hedge Fund Solutions Group, where she focused primarily on business and operational diligence of the group’s underlying hedge fund investments, as well as consulting and supporting special projects for senior management within the business unit and firm. She holds a B.S. from UNC Chapel Hill in Business Administration with an Emphasis in Finance and a Minor in Sustainability Studies. Ms. Gil is also fluent in Spanish.

Vivek Loganathan is a Vice President in the Capital Markets Group and has been with Bridge Investment Group since 2014. His experience includes underwriting, performing due diligence, financial analysis, property valuations, market research, proformas for real estate fixed income investments and lease negotiations. During his undergraduate career, he was the Lead Instructional Aide for Personal Financial Management at the Haas School of Business and Marketing Coordinator at the Center for Nonprofit and Public Leadership. Mr. Loganathan received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Statistics from UC Berkeley.

Imani Mosley serves as an Associate in Investor Relations and Marketing for Bridge Investment Group, working closely with the Capital Markets Group. She is responsible for being a trusted resource for both existing and prospective investors by coordinating with internal teams at Bridge to manage investor relationships. She also works closely with Director of Marketing and Investor Relations in events, marketing materials, and media relations. Ms. Mosley began her career working as an Executive Assistant and Project Manager at LWPartners, a private equity firm in New York City. Ms. Mosley received her B.S. in Neuroscience from Tulane University in 2014.

Catherine is an Associate in the Capital Markets Group. Prior to joining Bridge in 2019, Catherine was an associate in the Merchant Banking and Loan Syndicate groups at BNP Paribas, where she originated, structured, syndicated and executed loan financings including LBOs, recapitalizations, add-on acquisitions and mergers for middle market financial sponsors and their portfolio companies across a broad spectrum of industries. Previously, Catherine was an analyst at PricewaterhouseCoopers’ Financial Instruments, Structured Products and Real Estate (FSR) group where she focused on the valuation of fixed income products and structuring of agency residential mortgage-backed-security (RMBS) issuances. Catherine holds a B.B.A. from the University of Tennessee in Finance.

Zack Tax is an Associate in the Capital Markets Group. Prior to joining Bridge in 2020, Zack was an Assistant Vice President in the Institutional Wealth Partners Group at Deutsche Bank Wealth Management, where he originated and syndicated direct private placements and niche fund offerings to Ultra-High Net Worth Individuals and Family Offices. Previously, Zack was an Analyst in the Equity Capital Markets Group inside Deutsche Bank’s Corporate & Investment Bank where he focused on public equity offerings in the Natural Resources and Chemicals sectors. Zack holds a B.A. from Columbia University and is currently a candidate for a Masters of Business Administration from the New York University Stern School of Business.

Mr. Belikov is an Analyst in Bridge’s Capital Markets Group. Prior to joining Bridge Investment Group in 2018, Mr. Belikov worked as an analyst at a private equity real estate investment firm that owns and operates low-income housing and hospitality assets in Connecticut. Mr. Belikov graduated in 2016 from Boston University’s Questrom School of Business holding a B.S.B.A with concentrations in Finance and Real Estate and was also a graduate of The Kilachand Honors College at Boston University.

Andrew is an analyst on the Capital Markets Group. Prior to joining Bridge in 2019, Andrew was an associate on the acquisition team at Berkeley Partners, a fully integrated industrial real estate firm focused on multi-tenant value add and core properties across the U.S. His background includes financial modeling, running due diligence efforts, and asset management. Previously, Andrew was an analyst at Stamos Capital, a family office in Menlo Park. Andrew holds a B.S. from UC Berkeley and graduated from the Haas School of Business.

Adam O’Farrell serves as Partner and the Chief Legal Officer at Bridge Investment Group. He has experience as a real estate investment management attorney with significant private equity, real estate, and tax experience beginning in 2002. Since joining Bridge in January 2012, Mr. O’Farrell has been an integral part of the formation and structuring of Bridge’s managed funds and separate accounts, Bridge’s strategic and capital markets transaction execution and all significant legal matters affecting Bridge and its affiliates. From January 2008 to January 2012, Mr. O’Farrell worked at Foley & Lardner LLP as senior counsel and as a member of the private equity and venture capital and transactions and securities practice groups. From 2006 to 2008, Mr. O’Farrell worked at Morrison & Foerster LLP as a senior associate and a member of the private equity fund formation group, where he provided advice to private equity fund sponsors in the formation of U.S. and non-U.S. real estate, leverage buyout, venture capital and other private equity and hedge funds. From 2005 to 2006, Mr. O’Farrell acted as regional counsel for KB Home, with primary responsibility for four southern California divisions with combined annual revenue in excess of $300 million. As regional counsel, Mr. O’Farrell was responsible for all division legal matters, with a focus on real estate acquisition, land use and entitlement issues, financing, joint ventures and litigation management. From 2000 to 2005, Mr. O’Farrell was an associate and member of the tax department of Latham & Watkins LLP, where he provided structuring and tax advice for a wide range of sophisticated transactions. Mr. O’Farrell is a member of the California Bar Association. Mr. O’Farrell received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Accountancy with an emphasis in Taxation from the Marriott School of Management at Brigham Young University and his Juris Doctor from the J. Reuben Clark Law School, Brigham Young University.

Scott Cardenas, serves as the Chief Technology Officer for Bridge Investment Group. Prior to Bridge, Mr. Cardenas worked as the Chief Information Officer for the City and County of Denver. While at Denver, he oversaw the implementation of a new ERP platform, which served over 13K employees and 23 lines of business. In addition, Denver also implemented a new CRM platform that interfaced with over 700K residents, which improved overall communication and engagement. Prior to Denver, Scott was the Chief Technology Officer for Kiewit, a global leader in industrial construction. At Kiewit, he led the charge to consolidate 30+ IT departments in to a single shared service, driving down costs while improving on innovation, system reliability and customer service. Over his career, Mr. Cardenas has worked globally implementing enterprise solutions to drive innovation, business efficiency and standardization. He has invested time and resources to engage and activate apprentices and internships for STEM programs with high school students.

Mr. Cardenas received a bachelor degree in Computer Information Systems from Metropolitan State University of Denver and an MBA from the University of Denver.

Sue Steel is Managing Director-Treasurer for Bridge Investment Group, LLC. In this role, she is responsible for treasury operations, bank relationships, treasury technology and corporate liquidity for Bridge Investment Group LLC. She is also Chairman of the Asset and Liability Committee (ALCO), an executive member of the Bridge Operations Committee and Bridge Women’s Network.

Ms. Steel has decades of experience in Treasury Management, Corporate Finance, Global Banking, Compliance, Investor Relations, Risk Management, Treasury Software, Operations, Strategy, Human Resources and Consulting. She is a long-standing member of the National Association of Corporate Treasurers’, Association of Financial Professionals and Commercial Finance Association.

Prior to joining Bridge Investment Group LLC, she was Managing Director-Treasury Consulting of Bora Bora Consulting LLC, a financial and treasury consulting business located in Atlanta, Georgia from 2010-2017 where she consulted for Fortune 100 corporations, public accounting firms and large banks. Ms. Steel’s consulting services were retained for the Wachovia/Wells Fargo merger to help manage the Treasury management product migration. She continues to be an active advisor with large global bank product development boards to test new innovative Treasury technology for Bridge. Ms. Steel is a career Treasurer where she worked at Blaze Metals, LLC as Vice President-Treasurer & Secretary (2008-2010), GE Capital Solutions as Vice President-Structured Finance & Asset Based Lending (2006-2008), Magnatrax Corporation (dba NuCor Steel) as Treasurer & Assistant Secretary (2003-2006) , Southport Consulting Group as Principal-Treasury Consulting (2001-2003/1994-1998) , Georgia Transmission Corporation as Treasurer (1998-2001), GE Capital Corporation as Manager-Global Treasury Consulting (1992-1994) , William Carter Company (Carter’s Inc.) as Assistant Treasurer (1989-1992), and The Coca-Cola Bottling Company of New York, Inc. (1987-1989) as Assistant Treasurer.

Ms. Steel holds a B.S. in Finance from Providence College, and a MBA Finance from the University of Bridgeport. She also received Certificate(s) from Harvard Law School and Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania regarding the Mergers’ and Acquisitions’ Finance Program designed for GE.

Katie Elsnab is Managing Director-Corporate Controller for Bridge Investment Group LLC.  In this role she is responsible for financial reporting and accounting policy matters for Bridge Investment Group LLC.

Prior to joining Bridge Investment Group LLC, Ms. Elsnab was an auditor with Ernst & Young, LLP for 16 years, serving clients primarily in real estate and financial services industries.  She was responsible for overseeing the execution of audits, along with focusing on technical accounting, real estate valuations, internal controls and SEC reporting.

Ms. Elsnab received a Bachelor of Science with Special Attainment in Commerce with a double major in business administration and accounting and history from Washington and Lee University and is a Certified Public Accountant in the State of Utah.

Jack Robinson serves as Managing Director and Head of Research for Bridge Investment Group. In this role he is responsible for overseeing market research and analytics across Bridge verticals. He brings to Bridge depth of experience in the built environment professions and the social impact and impact investing fields. Prior to Bridge, he served as the Head of Research for the Sorenson Impact Center at the David Eccles School of Business and earlier with Sasaki Associates in Boston. He has advised on strategic planning, infrastructure and capital projects planning, regional economic development, and measurement systems for impact and sustainability for government, private equity, and institutional clients in the United States, Europe, South Asia, and the Middle East. Dr. Robinson earned a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics, Economics, and Computer Science at Wesleyan University, Master of City Planning from the University of Pennsylvania, and his Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania.

Patrick Osborn oversees the Internal Audit function for Bridge Investment Group. Patrick came to bridge in 2015 with the charge to establish an Internal Audit Department.  His team answers to the Board of Directors and oversees the annual risk assessment of Bridge’s operations.  The Internal Audit departments is responsible for auditing and opining on the design and operating effectiveness of processes, internal controls, and policies.  Patrick received his Bachelor of Science in Accounting and his Master’s of Accounting from the University of Utah; he started his career in public accounting and prior to joining Bridge was the Internal Audit Manager for an International Corporation. Patrick is a Certified Public Accountant and a Certified Internal Auditor.

Isela Rosales, CAIA, serves as a Managing Director in the Capital Markets Group as well as of ESG and Sustainability at Bridge Investment Group. She leads the firm’s ESG Steering Committee to oversee the development, implementation and refinement of firm wide environmental, social and governance initiatives and practices, driving sustainable investments and operations. In addition, she is focused on expanding Bridge’s relationships across consultant and select institutional investors, including pension plans, foundations, Community Re-Investment Act groups, family offices, and impact-oriented clients.  Ms. Rosales also Chaired the Bridge Women’s Network (BWN) Inaugural Kick-Off, is a Committee Member of BWN, and an active BWN mentor.

Prior to joining Bridge, Ms. Rosales worked at Brevan Howard in Investor Relations, managing corporate and public pension, endowment, foundation, private wealth, and investment consultant relationships. Previously, she was Head of Client Services for Lyxor Asset Management, Inc. and Director of Marketing & Investor Relations for Coast Asset Management in their New York offices, cultivating institutional level client relationships for each multi-billion dollar firm’s hedge fund and multi-manager products. She began her career at Cambridge Associates, serving on consultant teams for the firm’s endowment, foundation, and family office clients, covering traditional and hedge fund asset classes. Ms. Rosales received her dual Bachelor of Arts degrees in International Relations and Spanish from Stanford University, graduating with honors distinctions.

She has moderated industry panels on Real Assets, Diversity & Inclusion, and Opportunity Zones as well as supported panels as a speaker on Real Estate and Opportunity Zone Fund investing. Ms. Rosales holds the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) designation and is the Chapter Head Executive for the CAIA San Francisco Chapter. She is fluent in Spanish and has competed in Ironman, endurance cycling, and marathon competitions.

James Chung serves as Partner and the Chief Investment Officer of Bridge Debt Strategies Fund Manager LLC and has experience in real estate, securitization, and financial services beginning in 1999. Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. Chung was a Managing Director at Morgan Stanley and was the head of the Commercial Real Estate Loan Desk within the Fixed Income Division from 2004 to 2013. He had direct oversight of the pricing, hedging, structuring and securitization of the Morgan Stanley commercial real estate loan portfolio.  Mr. Chung received his Bachelor of Arts from Harvard College and his Master Degree in Business Administration from the MIT Sloan School of Management.

Jeehae Lee serves as Partner and Deputy Chief Investment Officer of Bridge Debt Strategies Fund Manager LLC and has experience in real estate, securitization, and financial services since 2004. Prior to joining Bridge, Ms. Lee was an Executive Director at Morgan Stanley from 2004 to 2014. Ms. Lee was the senior manager responsible for loan pricing, hedging, and structuring for the Commercial Real Estate Lending group within the Fixed Income division. Ms. Lee was a voting member of the U.S. Credit Committee and was deeply involved in creating loan pricing models, managing the securitization pipeline, interfacing with rating agencies and investors, and originating loans for securitization. From 2004 to 2009, Ms. Lee was involved in loan acquisitions, underwriting and restructuring of loans, as well as risk management and risk reporting. Ms. Lee received her Bachelors of Arts from Brown University and her Masters of Business Administration from Columbia University.

Kiernan Pusey serves as Partner and Chief Operating Officer at Bridge Debt Strategies and has experience in real estate, securitization and financial services since 2001. Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. Pusey was a Vice President in the Commercial Real Estate Lending group within the Fixed Income division at Morgan Stanley from 2005 to 2014. During his tenure at Morgan Stanley, Mr. Pusey headed the commercial mortgage securitization team covering all aspects of the securitization process, including drafting all legal documentation, SEC disclosure and filing, negotiating with B-piece buyers and managing all aspects of the Freddie Mac/Morgan Stanley platform. Kiernan supported the sales and marketing efforts of both Morgan Stanley and Freddie Mac securitizations and handled the negotiation, closing, and risk management of first mortgage and mezzanine loans. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley, Kiernan was a Real Estate Finance Associate at Dechert LLP where he served as outside counsel to Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo and Bank of America in complex real estate transactions.  Prior to joining Dechert LLP, Kiernan worked as an Associate at Windels Marx Lane & Mittendorf, LLP in the firm’s Corporate and Real Estate Finance practice groups. Mr. Pusey received his Bachelors of Arts from Boston College (magna cum laude) and his J.D. from Brooklyn Law School (cum laude).

Teresa Hough serves as Managing Director of Asset Management at Bridge Debt Strategies Fund Manager LLC and has experience in finance and commercial real estate since 2001. Prior to joining Bridge, Mrs. Hough was a senior underwriter for the Commercial Real Estate Lending group within the Fixed Income Division of Morgan Stanley from 2004 to 2015. During this time, Mrs. Hough performed all aspects of due diligence related to structuring and underwriting $2 billion of loans in over 100 transactions targeted for securitization. From 2007 to 2011 she was responsible for managing, restructuring, and reporting risk of unsold loans valued at over $21.2 billion. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley, Mrs. Hough was a Senior Associate in the Real Estate Advisory Services group of PricewaterhouseCoopers in New York, NY and Houston, TX. Mrs. Hough received her Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance from the University of Texas at Austin.

Brad Nechman serves as Managing Director of Originations for Bridge Debt Strategies Fund Manager LLC and has experience in finance and commercial real estate sice 1994. Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. Nechman was a senior loan originator for the Commercial Real Estate Lending group of Morgan Stanley from 2010 to 2015. During this time, Mr. Nechman originated, processed and securitized over 75 loans totaling approximately $650 million. From 2001 to 2008, Mr. Nechman worked as a senior underwriter and loan originator with Morgan Stanley, and was involved with over $2 billion of real estate transactions, including securitized loans, note purchases and bridge loans. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley, Mr. Nechman worked as a transaction manager and loan originator with Donaldson, Lufkin and Jenrette in New York City, as well as prior employment with Rockwood Realty Partners and Kenneth Leventhal & Company. Mr. Nechman received his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Texas at Austin as well as a Masters of Business Administration from the Jesse H. Jones School of Business at Rice University.

Scott Miller serves as a Managing Director of Originations at Bridge Debt Strategies LLC.  Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. Miller was Managing Director, and Head of Originations for Redwood Trust.  While at Redwood Trust, Mr. Miller had direct involvement in the creation and growth of the commercial real estate platform, including being responsible for originating over $450 million of subordinate debt and $2.5 billion CMBS whole loans. Prior to joining Redwood he held commercial real estate roles at Keybank, Deutsche Bank and        Prudential Mortgage Capital Company.  Mr. Miller holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Bucknell University and is a graduate of the Kenan-Flagler Business School at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Jay Haberman serves as Managing Director of Originations for Bridge Debt Strategies Fund Manager LLC and has experience in finance and commercial real estate experience, resulting in billions of dollars of CMBS and balance sheet debt origination since 1989.  Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. Haberman was the founder and manager of Morgan Stanley’s CMBS debt origination Washington DC office. In addition to his 10+ years with Morgan Stanley, Mr. Haberman sourced mortgage loans for A10 Capital, KeyBank and General American Life.  Debt originated during this time included whole loans, floating rate bridge and mezzanine loans as well as Freddie Mac, FHA and Fannie Mae agency originations. Mr. Haberman received a BA in Economics from Colorado State University and an MBA from George Mason University.

Deepak Peruvemba is a Managing Director of Originations at Bridge Debt Strategies Fund Manager LLC and has lending experience in commercial real estate since 1999. Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. Peruvemba ran Rialto Capital’s CMBS debt origination office in Los Angeles from 2016 to 2018. Prior to that Mr. Peruvemba was a senior originator for Morgan Stanley’s CMBS group from 2010 through 2016 and was responsible for originating nearly $3 billion in CMBS and bridge loans. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley from 2008 to 2010, Mr. Peruvemba operated Dorado Capital, a private debt placement company. From 2004 to 2008 Mr. Peruvemba was a Senior Vice President at Countrywide Mortgage Finance. As one of the original members of the Countrywide’s Commercial Mortgage finance team, Mr. Peruvemba was responsible for originating nearly $2.5 billion in CMBS and bridge loans. Prior to Countrywide Mr. Peruvemba was a Vice President at GMAC Commercial Mortgage. Mr. Peruvemba received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from Pace University.

Misong Kim serves as Director of Asset Management at Bridge Debt Strategies Fund Manager LLC and has experience in commercial real estate and securitization beginning in 1998 .  Prior to joining Bridge in 2016, Ms. Kim was a Vice President at Morgan Stanley where she worked from 1999 to 2008 and 2011 to 2015.  During her tenure at Morgan Stanley, she was responsible for all aspects of the securitization of Morgan Stanley collateral, including production and distribution of investor materials, loan and collateral disclosure for Morgan Stanley’s public and private CMBS offerings, and support of sales and marketing efforts.  Prior to joining Morgan Stanley, Ms. Kim was an analyst at Nomura Asset Capital Corporation from 1998 to 1999 in the commercial mortgage securitization group.  Ms. Kim received her Bachelor of Arts from Dartmouth College.

Patrick Petersen serves as Director of Originations at Bridge Debt Strategies Fund Manager LLC and has experience working in real estate, financial services and consulting beginning in 2009 . Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. Petersen was an underwriter for the Commercial Real Estate Lending group within the Fixed Income Division of Morgan Stanley. During that time, Mr. Petersen underwrote loans for CMBS securitization with a total loan volume of over $400 million in over 50 transactions. In addition, Mr. Petersen was responsible for coordinating the negotiating, underwriting and diligence process for each loan, as well as preparing and presenting detailed credit memos to the internal Credit Committee for loan approval. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley, Mr. Petersen worked for Stewardship-Austin Equity, LLC from 2009 until 2011 as an Associate supporting the capital raise and portfolio management efforts. From 2005 to 2007, Mr. Petersen worked as a Consultant for Protiviti in their Business Risk and Internal Audit practices. Mr. Petersen received his Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of Texas at Austin and his Master in Business Administration from Southern Methodist University’s Cox School of Business.

Matthew A. Bavoso is a Director of Transaction Management at Bridge Debt Strategies Fund Manager LLC and has experience in real estate law and real estate finance beginning in 2001.  Prior to joining Bridge, Matt was a closing coordinator in Morgan Stanley’s commercial real estate lending group and, prior to that, practiced law with a focus on zoning and land use matters, real estate development and commercial and residential real estate transactions. Matt received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Binghamton University, a Juris Doctorate degree from Pace University School of Law and a Graduate Certificate in Real Estate Finance from New York University’s Schack Institute of Real Estate.

Stephen King serves as Director of Transaction Management at Bridge Debt Strategies Fund Manager LLC. He has experience in real estate, securitization and financial services since 2003. Mr. King worked at Morgan Stanley from 2005 to 2015, most recently as a transaction manager in the Commercial Real Estate Lending group within the Fixed Income Division. During his tenure at Morgan Stanley, Mr. King worked closely with the securitization and underwriting teams as well as with outside counsel, with responsibilities including drafting term sheets, reviewing all legal loan documentation, negotiating with clients and managing all aspects of closing and risk management of first mortgage and mezzanine loans. Mr. King was responsible for closing over $1.75 billion in commercial real estate transactions and managed over $7 billion in capital commitments form warehouse facilities. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley, Mr. King was a Real Estate Finance Paralegal at Cassin Cassin & Joseph LLP, where he was involved in complex real estate transactions for Merrill Lynch and CIBC.  Mr. King received his Bachelor of Arts, from Fordham University.

Lisa Dubeck serves as Vice President of Underwriting at Bridge Debt Strategies Fund Manager LLC and has experience in finance and commercial real estate beginning in 2003. Prior to joining Bridge, Mrs. Dubeck was a senior underwriter for the Commercial Real Estate Lending group within the Fixed Income Division of Morgan Stanley. During this time, she performed all aspects of due diligence related to structuring and underwriting over $2 billion of loans, and prepared investor files for submission to credit-rating agencies and investors. She was also responsible for actively managing and restructuring a portfolio of unsold loans from 2007 until 2010. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley, Mrs. Dubeck was a Senior Commercial Real Estate Underwriter for the Commercial Real Estate Banking team of JP Morgan Chase & Co. in New York, and for Bank One in Houston, Texas. Mrs. Dubeck received her Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance and Bachelor of Arts in French from the University of Texas at Austin.

Jacqueline Calabro serves as a Vice President of Asset Management at Bridge Debt Strategies Fund Manager LLC and has experience in finance and commercial real estate since 1999.  Prior to joining Bridge, Mrs. Calabro was a senior underwriter for the Commercial Real Estate Lending group within the Fixed Income Division of Morgan Stanley in New York, NY.  Prior to joining Morgan Stanley in 2004, Mrs. Calabro worked as an analyst and underwriter in the Commercial Mortgage Backed Securities division at JPMorgan Chase & Co. in New York, NY. At both Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase, Mrs. Calabro performed due diligence related to structuring and underwriting over $1 billion of commercial real estate loans targeted for securitization. Mrs. Calabro also worked at PriceWaterhouseCoopers in Boston, MA as a senior associate in the audit division. Mrs. Calabro received her Bachelor of Arts in History from the College of the Holy Cross.

Martha Agarwal serves as Vice President of Asset Management at Bridge Debt Strategies Fund Manager LLC and has experience in finance and commercial real estate beginning in 2001. Prior to joining Bridge, Mrs. Agarwal has been a senior underwriter for the Commercial Real Estate Lending group with the Fixed Income Division of Morgan Stanley in New York, NY, a Senior Associate in the Real Estate Advisory Service group of PricewaterhouseCoopers in New York, NY and Houston, TX, a Vice President with Bank of America in the CMBS Capital Markets group in Dallas, TX and an Independent Real Estate Consultant.  She has experience in all aspects of due diligence relating to structuring and underwriting of loans targeted for securitization and has prepared market analysis and feasibility studies, valuations, and merger and acquisition due diligence.  Mrs. Agarwal received her Master of Land Economics and Real Estate from Texas A&M University and her Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance from Texas A&M University.

Michael J. Hurd serves as Vice President of Underwriting at Bridge Debt Strategies Fund Manager LLC and has experience in commercial real estate since 1989. Before joining Bridge, Mr. Hurd was a senior underwriter for Morgan Stanley’s CMBS platform between 2005 and 2017 and between 1998 and 2005 was a commercial real estate lender with Key Bank and Conning Asset Management (a division of General American Life, MetLife and SwissRE). Mr. Hurd has originated and serviced loans for all property types and a variety of investors including CMBS, life insurance companies, pension funds and the agencies. Mr. Hurd received a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with a major in Finance from James Madison University and a Juris Doctor from George Mason University School of Law.

Sean Kim serves as Vice President of Asset Management for Bridge Debt Strategies Fund Manager LLC and has experience in finance and commercial real estate beginning in 2011. Prior to joining Bridge in 2018, Mr. Kim was a Vice President at Rialto Capital Management where he performed all aspects of due diligence related to structuring and underwriting over $600 million of loans. From 2014 to 2016, Mr. Kim was an underwriter for the Commercial Real Estate Lending group within the Fixed Income Division of Morgan Stanley where he structured and underwrote over $1 billion of loans. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley, Mr. Kim was part of the CMBS group at J.P. Morgan. Mr. Kim received his Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering & Management Sciences from Northwestern University.

Mr. Fereday is the Managing Director of Human Resources for Bridge Investment Group. Todd brings experience in HR with more than 18 years in executive management roles since 1999. In his leadership role as a strategic HR partner, Mr. Fereday is helping to accelerate the company’s transformation through leadership support and development, improved company processes and controls, developing the best talent and building a culture of engagement, agility, and innovation. Mr. Fereday is responsible for overseeing all aspects of HR including Payroll, Talent Development, Talent Acquisition, Onboarding and HR Marketing/Employee Branding and has managed the transformation of HR into a strategic business partner. Mr. Fereday believes that, “The most innovative cultures are those capable of continuous improvement. It is how they remain relevant and vibrant. This is only possible in organizations like Bridge Investment Group when employees are united around a common set of values and behaviors. This stability and foundation are what gives employees the confidence to take a risk, embrace change and to be extraordinary.” Mr. Fereday received his BS degree in Human Resource Management from Utah Valley University and is a member of the National Society of Human Resources Management.

Kristina Cavin, Director of Human Resources, is an accomplished HR professional with over 19 years of leadership and operational experience in the government, public and private sectors.  Krissy is responsible for implementing human resource management strategies that enable Bridge Investment Group to recruit, train, and retain a high performing and motivated workforce. Krissy specializes in compensation management, employee relations, employee benefits and manages the day to day operations of each area.  She is passionate about creating an inclusive and diverse culture and helping others succeed.

Krissy is a member of the National Society of Human Resources Management and the Utah Society of Human Resources Management. She is certified through the Society for Human Resource Management as a Certified Human Resource Professional (SHRM-CP). Through active membership in these organizations, she keeps current on human resources trends and issues. Krissy has presented at national conferences on topics such as compensation, succession planning and employee retention.

Zach oversees the Talent Management team comprised of the Talent Acquisition, Talent Development and Talent Branding functions. In addition to finding, hiring and developing the people of Bridge, the team is also responsible for the Employee Engagement Survey, Performance Reviews and Succession Planning. Talent Branding is responsible for the BIG IDEA monthly newsletter, regular social media engagement, as well as many other internal and external brand building and engagement initiatives.

Zach has been helping individuals, teams and organizations perform at their best for over 20 years. Before joining Bridge, he was head of leadership and management development for Goldman Sachs and ran talent development for America’s regional offices, Japan and Asia Pacific. Before joining Goldman Sachs, Zach was an Organization Development Consultant, specializing in post M&A and cultural integration. Zach holds an MA in Organization Development from Antioch University and a BA in English from Denison University.

Katrina is the Vice President of Talent Acquisitions at Bridge with experience recruiting skilled professionals since 2009. Before coming to Bridge in 2016, she recruited physicians from around the world to work in New Zealand, Australian, Caribbean, and Middle Eastern hospitals. She has also recruited real estate professionals and worked with a nonprofit assisting unemployed, homeless, or disabled senior citizens obtain the necessary basic skills to reenter the workforce. 

Carolyn is the Vice President of Payroll with Bridge Investment Group. She has been in the accounting field since 2000. She gained her knowledge working at one the world’s leading medical manufacturing companies. From there she went work with the number one manufacturer and distributor of silencers and suppressors. As the controller with Silencerco, she oversaw the full functions of accounting including payroll for 500 employees. At Bridge, Carolyn heads a team to process payroll for over 1,200 employees nationwide.

Mr. Slager has experience in the real estate, finance, and software industries beginning in 1985. Mr. Slager has been involved in underwriting, acquiring and managing over $8 Billion in assets including all Bridge fund assets, and has been a key driver of asset executions and returns. From 2005 to 2009 Mr. Slager was a partner with The Pacific Group USA, Inc., and with Bridge Loan Capital Fund where he was responsible for major acquisitions, development, and entitlements and financing of major real estate projects. Mr. Slager worked for nearly a decade at The Koll Company and then Wells Fargo Bank where he was responsible for the acquisition, development, asset management and disposition of commercial real estate assets. Mr. Slager played the leading role on large institutional commercial real estate projects ranging from resort, residential, office, industrial and retail projects. Mr. Slager earned his MBA in Finance and Marketing from New York University in 1985. He earned his BA in English, Phi Beta Kappa cum laude, from the University of Utah in 1981.

Mr. Stayner is a Partner and Co-Chief Investment Officer of Bridge Workforce and Affordable Housing, serves on the Fund’s Investment Committee, and is the Chief Executive Officer of Bridge Property Management, Bridge’s wholly-owned in-house property management group. As the head of Bridge’s property management affiliate, Mr. Stayner oversees all property management processes, personnel, and operations on a day-to-day basis and manages reporting procedures for institutional clients, joint venture partners, lenders, governmental entities, and housing authorities. Mr. Stayner has over 25 years of multifamily property management experience, including both large-scale conventional and affordable housing projects, along with condominium properties with Prowswood Companies, Boston Financial, and Lend-Lease. Mr. Stayner has been instrumental in the underwriting and due diligence process of Bridge’s portfolio, in addition to being responsible for the on-site, value add improvements that have allowed Bridge to extract value from properties and to deliver strong returns to investors. As a principal with the Lend-Lease Real Estate Investment division, Mr. Stayner had responsibility for the firm’s multifamily apartment assets in 11 U.S. states. He also executed asset acquisitions and undertook market and operational analysis. Mr. Stayner has a Certified Property Management designation and is a past board member of the Salt Lake Apartment Association as well as a past president of the Utah Chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management.

Tim Reardon is the Chief Operating Officer of Bridge Property Management. Previously, Tim ran the Revenue Management department for Bridge. He helped launch and oversee in excess of 50,000 units onto Revenue Management and more than 30,000 units onto Bridge’s Business Intelligence platform.
Prior to his time with Bridge, Tim spawned Tailgate Sports from a studio apartment in Santa Monica, CA to a multi-facility, multi-million dollar retail business. Tailgate Sports was a retail pioneer in the early days of online sales.
Tim also had successful tenures in sports media as an Associate Producer with Fox Sports Network in Los Angeles, CA and as a Content Manager with Broadband Sports in Santa Monica, CA.
Tim holds a B.S. from the University of California, Los Angeles.

Mr. Apple serves as Managing Director of Acquisitions for Bridge Multifamily and the Bridge Opportunity Strategy. Prior to Bridge, Mr. Apple worked as a Vice President in the Real Estate Investment Group at Starr Insurance Holdings in NYC underwriting both direct and fund real estate investment opportunities in the United States, Europe, South America, and Asia. While at Starr, he invested in over $1 billion of direct real estate investments around the globe and multiple real estate fund strategies including multifamily housing, emerging market development, and distressed debt. Prior to Starr, Mr. Apple worked as an Analyst and Underwriter for the Commercial Mortgage Backed Securities Group at Wells Fargo Bank. Mr. Apple received a bachelor’s degree in Economics from Middlebury College. He is a CFA charter holder and a member of the CFA Institute, the New York Society of Security Analysts, and is the Treasurer of the CFA Society of Salt Lake.

Matt DeGraw serves as Partner and President at Bridge Property Management. Mr. DeGraw joined Bridge Investment Group in 2004 as a Portfolio Manager and became President and Chief Operating Officer in 2015.  As President, Mr. DeGraw oversees operations throughout the portfolio of Bridge Property Management’s multi-family assets.
Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. DeGraw served as a Regional Manager and Director of Operations for Evergreen Management Group. Previously, Mr. DeGraw was a Community Manager at Wasatch Premier Communities for three years.  While at Wasatch he also worked with their Acquisition Team. Mr. DeGraw began his career as a Leasing Agent at a multifamily-asset with REIT Archstone.
Mr. DeGraw has his CPM (Certified Property Manager) designation through the Institute of Real Estate Management, and has also served on the Board and Executive Board of the Utah Apartment Association.  Mr. DeGraw holds a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish with a minor in Economics from the University of Utah.

Rick Andrus serves as Managing Director or Dispositions Bridge Multifamily Fund Manager LLC. He has experience in acquisitions, dispositions and asset management of real estate assets beginning in 1990. Rick joined Bridge in 2001. Prior to his role as Managing Director of Dispositions at Bridge, Mr. Andrus served as a Portfolio Manager, where he was responsible for overseeing numerous multifamily properties across 4 states including major rehabilitation projects, and as a Director of Acquisitions and Dispositions, where he underwrote and analyzed numerous multifamily and office building acquisition opportunities. Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. Andrus served as Vice-President for Cal America Savings where he led the commercial loan resolution group responsible for the restructuring and work-out of their non-performing loan portfolio. Previously he was a Senior Vice-President of Fi-tech Financial, a Bay Area Mortgage Company, where he created and ran the day-to-day operations of the commercial & multifamily lending division. Mr. Andrus began his real estate career in 1980 with Equitec Financial Group, a San Francisco Bay Area Syndicator, where he worked in real estate acquisitions and eventually directed the firm’s lending group.

Alan Nelson serves as Managing Director of Asset Management for Bridge Multifamily Fund Manager, LLC. He has experience in asset management of multifamily real estate beginning in 1994. Alan recently joined Bridge in 2018. Prior to his role as Managing Director of Asset Management at Bridge, he served as an Asset Manager with the Wolff company where he supervised the operations of multifamily properties across 5 states. His responsibilities included cash management, monitoring the progress of the business plan, quarterly valuations, and recommending distributions. Prior to Wolff he served as Regional Vice President for ConAm Management, where he was responsible for the oversight of the Las Vegas Region, a portfolio ranging between 8,000 –10,000 units comprising approximately 30 multifamily communities. Previous to ConAM, Alan was a Regional and District Manager with Camden Property Trust, where he was responsible for oversight of operations for a portfolio of 27 properties with over 6,700 units. Alan Nelson developed and implemented strategic objectives to maximize property performance and shareholders value throughout his career. Mr. Nelson holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Management from Weber State University.

Parker Anderson serves as Director in Bridge Multifamily Fund Manager LLC. Mr. Anderson has been directly involved with multifamily acquisitions, asset management, and dispositions. He has experience with over $2 billion of multifamily real estate acquisitions, placing equity across 70+ transactions and 10 states. His responsibilities include originating new transactions, structuring financing, underwriting, due diligence, and closing. Concurrent with acquisitions, Mr. Anderson is responsible for asset management and dispositions. He has direct experience in over $1.5 billion of dispositions since 2010 and is currently responsible for asset management of over 11,000 units across 30+ assets. His responsibilities include managing lender relationships, monitoring the progress of the business plan, completing quarterly valuations, recommending distributions, and the asset level reporting to the Fund LP’s. Mr. Anderson holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Management from Utah Valley University and completed his CCIM designation in April of 2017.

Holden Latimer serves as a Director in Bridge Multifamily Fund Manager LLC, overseeing the Western Region. Mr. Latimer has been with Bridge for seven years and during that time has been primarily involved with multifamily acquisitions, asset management, and dispositions. Mr. Latimer’s markets include: Seattle, Portland, California (including the greater Bay Area, San Diego, Orange County, LA County, & the Inland Empire), Las Vegas, Phoenix, Tucson, Salt Lake City, Boise, and Albuquerque. He has had direct experience with over $2 billion of multifamily real estate acquisitions, placing equity across 30+ transactions and 6 states. His responsibilities include sourcing new transactions, underwriting, contract negotiations, structuring financing, due diligence, and general transaction oversight. Concurrent with acquisitions, Mr. Latimer is also responsible for the asset management of over 12,000 units across 30+ assets and 6 states. His responsibilities include oversite & management of asset level financial reviews, capital calls, distributions, capital rehab tracking, business plan execution, quarterly valuations, tax analysis, managing lender relationships, and the asset level reporting to the Fund LP’s. Additionally, he has been directly involved with over $1 billion in dispositions over 30 transactions since 2014. Mr. Latimer holds a bachelor’s degree in Finance from Brigham Young University.

Jeff Shaw is a Partner at Bridge and the Chief Executive Officer of Bridge Commercial Real Estate (BCRE). Mr. Shaw has direct experience in commercial office real estate brokerage, leasing, and direct operational oversight in executive and leadership positions beginning in 1994. He provides office leasing demand analysis and marketing strategies while leading the firm’s property management and leasing operations. Prior to joining Bridge, Shaw served as CEO and co-founder of Fairlead Commercial Real Estate from 2012 to 2016 and President of Jackson Oats Shaw Corporate Real Estate from 2004 to 2012. He has held senior leasing positions with brokerage companies Insignia/ESG (CBRE) from 1998 to 2003, Compass Management & Leasing (JLL) from 1997 to 1998, and Cushman & Wakefield from 1994 to 1997, where he was responsible for direct leasing and oversaw over 16 million square feet of many of the Southeast’s largest urban and suburban office buildings. Shaw has provided asset leasing advisory for Northwestern Mutual, Lend Lease Investments, America’s Capital Partners, Equitable Real Estate, LNR Partners, RREEF, Selig Enterprises, General Electric, and others. He works closely with an extensive national network of tenants, brokers, equity clients, and leasing teams to source opportunity and drive portfolio value. Mr. Shaw attended Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia.

Mr. Ward is a Partner at Bridge and serves as Chief Investment Officer Bridge Office Fund Manager LLC. and is a Principal at Bridge Commercial Real Estate, LLC. During his career, he has been involved in over $1.1 billion in commercial acquisitions, has asset managed over 13.6 million square feet, has had development oversight for 2.4 million square feet, and has financed $550 million originated out of $1.1 billion in financing and/or refinancing. Mr. Ward’s experience allows him to provide detailed asset management reporting and portfolio strategies tailored to individual partner needs and objectives, using his extensive knowledge to achieve exceptional results. Prior to joining Bridge, Ward served as Chief Investment Officer and co – founder of Fairlead Commercial Real Estate from 2012 to 2016. Ward’s past roles include Chief Financial Officer with Jackson Oats Shaw Corporate Real Estate where he assisted in the firms many refinance and recapitalization efforts, Vice President at Banyan Street Partners where he was responsible for evaluating new potential acquisitions with an additional focus on asset management and financial initiatives of 2.2 million square feet of properties. As Regional Vice President of America’s Capital Partners he led $630 million in direct acquisitions, $1 billion in acquisitions/recapitalizations $500 million in direct financing, and $ 850 million in total financing/refinancing, including 5.1 million square feet of asset management and 1.2 million square feet of redevelopment. While working for Cousins Properties he asset managed 3.1 million square feet of office in 4 states, assisted in development oversight of 1.2 million square feet of office space, and led entitlement efforts on 2.1 million square feet of office space and 1600 condominium units. Mr. Ward received a bachelor’s degree in Finance and Real Estate from Florida State University where he was a National Merit Scholar. Mr. Ward also has his Series 7, 63 licenses.

Brian Siebert is Chief Financial Officer of Bridge Office. Mr. Siebert has extensive experience in commercial office real estate operations, development, finance, acquisitions and dispositions. Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. Siebert worked for 20 years at Hines Interests, one of the largest real estate investment and management firms in the world with over $100 billion in assets under management. At Hines, Mr. Siebert was responsible for all aspects of financial management, reporting, and internal controls for the Southeast region. This included over 12 million square feet of assets under management including office, retail, multi-family, and mixed-use projects in various stages of development or operations. In addition to overseeing the accounting and finance functions at Hines, Mr. Siebert partnered with senior leadership and provided support in acquisition due diligence, underwriting, and debt financing. Mr. Siebert received his B.S. in Finance from the University of Evansville.

Mark Ferris is Chief Operating Officer and a Partner at Bridge Commercial Real Estate. He has extensive experience in commercial office real estate operations, asset management, landlord leasing, development, and construction. Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. Ferris worked for 22 years at Hines, one of the largest real estate investment and management firms in the world with over $90B of assets under management. Mr. Ferris was responsible for mixed use commercial developments located in Atlanta with aggregate budgets exceeding $700MM from 2012 to 2017. Mr. Ferris was responsible for the operational and asset management of over 6.6 MM square feet of class A and B office assets valued at over $1.5B from 2008 to 2012. Mr. Ferris served on and led the asset/property/construction/leasing teams of over 20 assets representing more than 12 MM square feet with over $300 MM in annual revenues in multiple markets in various regions of the US from 1994 to 2008. Mr. Ferris has a proven track record of success in the repositioning and stabilization of assets while meeting or exceeding investor financial goals. He has been recognized with awards such as “Top Producer – Office” for office lease transactions from Atlanta NAIOP in 2012, “Power Broker” from Cleveland CoStar for Office Leasing Transactions in 2006. Mr. Ferris received his B.A. from St. Lawrence University.

Mr. Hansen has experience in real estate and business development including hands-on experience in property acquisition, entitlement and development, asset turnaround planning and repositioning, asset management, and construction beginning in 1994. During the last eight years at Bridge, Mr. Hansen has led the effort in sourcing, underwriting, acquiring, and managing all of Bridge’s commercial office investments. This has included sourcing and evaluating hundreds of opportunities and acquiring over 35 buildings totaling over 7.5 million square feet of commercial office assets. This cumulative portfolio represents well over $1 billion in assets and has generated strong double digit returns. Mr. Hansen has been instrumental in building and maintaining the relationships with industry professionals that have developed into joint venture partnerships and opportunities that have increased capital deployment, broadened Bridge’s footprint, diversified geography, and enhanced returns for investors. Prior to his tenure with Bridge Multifamily Funds I, II and III, Mr. Hansen was an essential member of Bridge Loan Capital Fund LP, responsible for sourcing opportunistic real estate acquisitions and handling relationships with the FDIC, HUD, banks, and special servicers. Mr. Hansen attended Brigham Young University studying Business Management.

Steve Greenhut serves as the Deputy General Counsel at Bridge Investment Group and is the primary legal counsel for Bridge’s Office Division.  He has experience representing real estate developers, purchasers, sellers, landlords and tenants in the purchase, sale, entitlement and leasing of various commercial properties, ranging from raw land to large office tower portfolios, and has helped clients with the sale, purchase and leasing of billions of dollars’ worth of real property since 1999.  Prior to joining Bridge, Steve was an equity partner with regional law firm of Balch & Bingham, LLP, where he served as outside counsel to Bridge, as well as various other real estate clients, and was the firm’s managing partner of the Jacksonville, Florida office.  From January 2003 through September 2013, Steve was an equity partner at two smaller regional law firms, where his practice focused solely on commercial real estate.  Prior to this time, Steve was an associate at the law firms of Mahoney Adams, then one of the oldest law firms in the State of Florida, and McGuire Woods, a large national law firm, where he focused on both litigation and commercial real estate.

Steve graduated from the University of Central Florida in 1985 with a degree in Business Administration.  After serving 7 years in the Army and obtaining the rank of Captain, Steve attended law school at the University of Florida where he obtained his juris doctorate in 1995.   While serving in the Army, Steve also obtained a Master of Business Administration from Pacific Lutheran University.  Steve is a member of the Florida Bar Association and has been selected to Best Lawyers in America since 2011.

Brian Tretinik serves as a Managing Director with a focus on acquisitions and strategic initiatives for Bridge’s Office division in the Northeast U.S. Since joining Bridge, Mr. Tretinik has played a key role in the recent acquisitions of assets such as One North LaSalle in Chicago and O’Hare International Center in Rosemont, Illinois. With industry experience across a variety of property types since 2004, Mr. Tretinik is highly adept in investor relations management as well as lending and equity financing. Over the course of his career, Mr. Tretinik has raised an estimated $600 million in capital funds, and invested approximately $300 million of equity and mezzanine capital in real estate valued at close to $2 billion. Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. Tretinik served as Vice President for Investor Relations and Vice President of Acquisitions at CrossHarbor Capital Partners LLC. In the latter role, he was responsible for originating and underwriting investment opportunities. Through a hybrid strategy of value-add, opportunistic debt and equity transactions throughout the U.S. and the Caribbean, Mr. Tretinik helped generate an annual investment pipeline of more than $400 million. Mr. Tretinik also served as a Vice President at TriSail Capital Corporation, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Bank of America Corporation. During his time at TriSail, he was directly involved in the execution of more than $130 million in mezzanine, bridge and equity financing for real estate valued in excess of $1 billion. Mr. Tretinik received a bachelor’s degree in finance with minors in history and international business from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio and a Juris Doctor in business and financial law from Suffolk University Law School in Boston, Massachusetts. He is a member of the Massachusetts Bar.

Tina Renee McCall serves as the Managing Director of Asset Management at Bridge Investment Group and oversees the Asset Management and Disposition teams nationally. A proven problem-solver and leader, McCall is highly experienced in asset management, leasing, capital markets and portfolio management. Prior to joining Bridge, McCall was the Senior Vice President of Asset Management at Gemini Rosemont Commercial Real Estate, where she helmed the organization’s East Region office and managed the investment performance for 20 buildings totaling more than 3 million square feet. She hired and directed asset management analysts, brokers, property managers, administrative staff and engineers to implement marketing and management strategies, and she successfully completed more than 100 lease transactions over a four-year period. McCall also served as Vice President of Asset Management for Columbia Property Trust, where she directed the financial performance of 20 assets totaling more than 7 million square feet in major U.S. markets such as New York, Boston, Atlanta, Orlando, Raleigh-Durham and Pittsburgh. McCall significantly enhanced the value of real estate assets while maintaining an average occupancy rate of 95 percent. She also played an integral role in the firm’s successful disposition of 18 properties, totaling nearly 4 million square feet. During her time as Investment Officer at Wells Real Estate Funds, McCall completed more than 900,000 square feet of new and renewed leases, helped with a strategic portfolio disposition totaling 1.9 million square feet, and maintained an average occupancy rate of 94 percent. McCall received a bachelor’s degree in environmental economics and management from the University of Georgia, as well as an MBA with a concentration in finance from Georgia State University. She is a Certified Commercial Investment Member and currently serves as the 2019 Past-President for CREW Atlanta. She served as a Director for the Atlanta Commercial Board of Realtors during 2018 and volunteers her time with her daughters’ Girl Scout troops.

Dean Patterson serves as Managing Director of Asset Management for Bridge Office. Mr. Patterson acts as the information source for investors and lenders, producing monthly, quarterly and annual financial reporting for their portfolio. He oversees loan and investor compliance, operating budgets, and strategic capital planning. As part of the asset management team of Bridge’s current portfolio, Dean is closely involved with Bridge’s acquisitions and dispositions. Mr. Patterson has been in the commercial real estate industry since 1988 in a wide variety of roles, including investment sales, non-performing loan workouts and REO property dispositions, debt underwriting, acquisitions and asset management. Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. Patterson spent ten years as Senior Vice President with TIER REIT. Dean worked closely with JV partners on investment and personnel decisions over a 2.7M SF office portfolio located throughout the southeast and Washington, DC. During his 28-year real estate career, Mr. Patterson has held positions with regional and national real estate firms including Prudential, J.P. Morgan, MBL Life Assurance Corporation, Prentiss Properties and CB Commercial. Mr. Patterson received a bachelor’s degree from Tulane University in 1984 and an MBA from Tulane in 1987.

Kelly Kuykendall is Director of Asset Management for Bridge Office. She has a breadth of institutional real estate experience including acquisitions, asset management, capital markets, investments sales and tax/accounting. Prior to joining Bridge in May 2017, Ms. Kuykendall was an Associate Director with HFF where she closed nearly $1 billion of office investment sales transactions across the Southeastern U.S. over a two-year period. Prior to HFF, Ms. Kuykendall worked on the investments team at Parkway Properties. She was involved in over $1.5 billion of acquisitions including the merger with Thomas Properties Group and individual asset acquisitions in Atlanta and South Florida. She was also responsible for the quarterly valuations on 4.2 million square feet and worked with the Atlanta based asset management team on lease valuations and operating budgets. Ms. Kuykendall began her career in public accounting where she spent four years in the real estate group at Deloitte, providing tax consulting and compliance services to large publicly traded REITs as well as private investors and developers. She also spent nearly three years as the tax manager for Childress Klein Properties, a private developer with offices in Charlotte and Atlanta and a then portfolio in excess of 23 million square feet of office, retail and industrial properties located across the Southeast and valued at $1 billion. Ms. Kuykendall earned her Bachelor of Accountancy degree from the University of Mississippi and her MBA with concentrations in real estate and finance from Goizueta Business School at Emory University.

Nicholas Nigro serves as Director of Asset Management for Bridge Office Fund Manager. Mr. Nigro has more than a decade of institutional real estate experience, including acquisitions, asset management, and capital markets. Prior to joining Bridge in January 2019, Mr. Nigro worked at Silverpeak Argentic, a New York-based affiliate of Elliott Capital Management focused on providing fixed and floating-rate debt financing across asset classes. During this time, Mr. Nigro assisted with the structuring and oversaw the underwriting, due diligence, and closing of more than $240 million of loans for office, multifamily, hotel, retail, and student housing assets. Previously, Mr. Nigro served as Senior Vice President for Gemini Rosemont Commercial Real Estate (formerly Rosemont Realty), a vertically-integrated commercial real estate office operating platform. His responsibilities included acquisitions, capital raise efforts, and special projects at the discretion of executive management. While at Gemini Rosemont, Mr. Nigro was involved in the sourcing, financing, underwriting, and closing of nearly $1 billion of Class A office assets totaling 6.7 million square feet across the U.S. Additionally, Mr. Nigro was a key member of the internal team responsible for the recapitalization of the company by Gemini Investments, a publicly-traded investment platform based in Hong Kong. Previously, Mr. Nigro was an investment banking analyst at Covington Associates in Boston, responsible for the valuation of public and private companies. Mr. Nigro began his career as an analyst Duff & Phelps in Boston, where he evaluated commercial real estate across asset classes. Mr. Nigro earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Finance and Accounting from Boston College.

Tommy Spinosa serves as Director of Asset Management for Bridge Office. He has extensive institutional real estate experience including acquisitions, asset management, development and capital markets. Mr. Spinosa is responsible for originating, structuring and executing real estate investments on behalf of the company and its fund investors. Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. Spinosa served as managing director for Crescent Investment Group, an Atlanta based private equity firm focusing on the acquisition of institutional quality real estate in the Southeast. While serving in this capacity, Mr. Spinosa successfully completed $352 million in transactions with numerous institutional fund partners and was responsible for the business plan execution of the real estate investments. Mr. Spinosa spent five years as Senior Asset Manager for JTS Realty Services, a full-service development and management company based out of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. During his tenure, Mr. Spinosa was responsible for a diversified portfolio consisting of 1.5 Million square feet of office, retail and multifamily properties valued at over $550M. His responsibilities included institutional reporting, capital procurement, lease negotiations, budget preparation, and daily involvement with property operations and monthly asset performance review with onsite managers. Mr. Spinosa began his career in 2004 at Northmarq Capital, a real estate investment banking firm. During his time at Northmarq, Mr. Spinosa procured debt and equity loans for third-party borrowers aggregating $425 million in over 40 transactions. Mr. Spinosa earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in finance and real estate from the University of Georgia.

Jennifer Mineck is the Director of Asset Management for Bridge Investment Group.  Ms. Mineck has over 18 years of experience in commercial real estate management and currently asset manages 2.9 million square feet in Atlanta. Prior to joining Bridge Investment Group, Ms. Mineck served as the Senior Vice President of Property Management at Jackson Oats Shaw Corporate Real Estate. As Jackson Oats Shaw’s Senior Vice President of Property Management, she lead a team of over 35 property managers and building engineers and oversaw operations for the firm’s 43 building portfolio in excess of 4 million square feet. Ms. Mineck began her commercial real estate career at Jones Lang LaSalle in late 2001 where she managed a 1+ million square foot class A office campus in North Atlanta. Ms. Mineck holds a Bachelor of Science, Pre-Law Degree from Culver-Stockton College, Canton, Missouri.

David McCleve serves as Director of Asset Management for Bridge Office. Over the last six years with Bridge, Mr. McCleve has been involved with commercial office and multifamily acquisitions, asset management, fund analytics, and capital raising support. He has direct experience with over $1 billion of commercial office and multifamily real estate acquisitions, placing over $350 million of equity across 38 transactions and 12 states. His responsibilities include originating new transactions, structuring transactions with joint venture sponsors, financing, underwriting, due diligence, and closing. Concurrent with acquisitions, Mr. McCleve is responsible for asset management of over 5.8 million square feet of commercial office. His responsibilities included managing lender relationships, monitoring the progress of the business plan, doing quarterly valuations, recommending distributions, and the asset level reporting to the Fund LP’s. Mr. McCleve holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Management with an emphasis in Finance from Brigham Young University.

David D. Coelho serves as Partner and the Chief Strategy Officer of Bridge and the Chief Investment Officer of the Bridge Opportunity Zones. Mr. Coelho is a member of Bridge’s Executive Administration Group and is also a member of the Investment Committee of the General Partner. Mr. Coelho has over 20 years of experience in real estate and finance. He has completed over $3.0 billion of investment transactions and has advised on over $20 billion of public and private market mergers and capital markets transactions. Mr. Coelho joined Bridge from NorthStar Asset Management Group where he was a Managing Directo r focused on equity investments. Prior to that, he was a Partner and Head of North America at Grove International Partners and worked in the investment banking groups of Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch. Mr. Coelho received his Bachelor of Science in Accou nting from Syracuse University and his Master of Business Administration from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania with a concentration in finance.

Mr. Castagna serves as Managing Director of Acquisitions for Bridge Development Manager LLC, and is in charge of sourcing and underwriting both direct and joint venture development opportunities throughout the United States. Prior to joining the Bridge team, Mr. Castagna was Vice President of Acquisitions at Peak Capital Partners where he oversaw the acquisition and performance of multifamily assets in various markets throughout the country. Mr. Castagna also brings significant multi-asset investment expertise from his prior experience as Managing Director of Research at Bridge, where he focused on market selection for the firm’s multifamily and commercial office groups, and as Vice President of Consulting for RCLCO Real Estate Advisors, where he managed complex consulting engagements across all property types. Mr. Castagna also worked in Credit Suisse’s real estate investment banking division and on the trading desk at multiple global macro hedge funds.

Mr. Castagna graduated from Brigham Young University in 2005 with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics, magna cum laude, and earned his MBA in Finance from BYU’s Marriott School of Management.

Brian K. Hinds serves as a Vice President of Acquisitions and Development for Bridge Investment Group’s Opportunity Zones Fund. He has transacted over $2 billion of real estate acquisitions, asset management, and dispositions comprising of 2.5 million square feet of office space. Mr. Hinds joined Bridge from Clarion Partners in Los Angeles where he focused on core, value-add, and development office assets primarily within the Western United States. Prior to Clarion Partners and business school, he was at UBS Wealth Management and J.P. Morgan Corporate & Investment Bank. Mr. Hinds received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Accounting from Rutgers University and his Master of Business Administration in Finance from Columbia University.

David Arteaga serves as Managing Director of Development of Bridge Investment Group. With nearly 25 years of experience in the real estate industry, Mr. Arteaga’s background includes construction, development, multifamily acquisitions, lending, and urban redevelopment, on projects totaling over $2.5 billion. He has overseen development and construction of over 6 million square feet of space in private and publicly owned facilities. Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. Arteaga advised a Fortune 50 real estate investment firm on international real estate development projects, and he worked with multifamily private equity funds and development firms to identify, assess and negotiate land acquisition opportunities for development of multifamily, independent living, and student housing projects.

Mr. Arteaga earned a BS in Facilities Management from Brigham Young University, a MS in Real Estate Finance and Investment from New York University, a certificate in Negotiations and Leadership from Harvard Law School, and a certificate in Real Estate Finance and Development from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He also holds a B-100 General Building Contractor license in the State of Utah.

Nicholas Gonzalves serves as a Vice President of Acquisitions and Development for Bridge Investment Group’s Opportunity Zone Fund’s. He has completed $3 billion of real estate investment transactions comprising 7 million square feet of commercial space and 3,000 multifamily units. Mr. Gonzalves joined Bridge from Clarion Partners in Los Angeles where he was focused on core, value-add, and development acquisitions across all property types within the Western United States. Prior to that, he was on Bridge’s Acquisitions and Dispositions team for both office and multifamily. Mr. Gonzalves received his Bachelor of Science in Facility & Property Management from Brigham Young University.

Robb Chapin serves as Chief Executive Officer of Bridge Seniors Housing Fund Manager LLC. From late 2005 to 2013, Mr. Chapin served as Co-Chief Executive Officer for Servant Investments and Co-Founder of Servant Healthcare Investments, LLC, (“SHI”) an affiliate of Servant Capital Group where he was responsible for corporate strategy, capital formation and served on the executive committee. Servant Healthcare Investments was the sub-advisors to a public non-traded healthcare REIT focused on seniors housing and other healthcare related properties and the GP/sponsor of a private healthcare development fund. From 1999 to 2005, Mr. Chapin served as Executive Vice President for Trustreet Properties, Inc. (“A CNL Legacy Fund”), a publicly traded REIT with over 3000 properties in over 40 states. He managed the investment strategy nationally for the acquisition of single-tenant net leased properties and was responsible for over $2 billion of commercial real estate acquisitions and investments. From 1997 to 1998, Mr. Chapin participated in the formation of CNL Retirement Properties, which acquired a portfolio consisting of over 275 properties nationwide valued at over $4.2 billion. Prior to joining CNL in 1997, he was the President of Leader Enterprises, a premier sports marketing company. Mr. Chapin received his Bachelor of Science in secondary education from Appalachian State University.

Phillip Anderson serves as Partner and Chief Investment Officer of Bridge Seniors Housing Fund Manager LLC, and has leadership experience in healthcare real estate beginning in 1991. Mr. Anderson Co-headed capital markets for the national Seniors Housing efforts of Cushman and Wakefield, Inc. from 2011 to 2013. Over a two-year period in this role, Mr. Anderson’s team arranged more than $200 million of general partner equity, limited partner equity and senior debt for Seniors Housing investments. In addition, his team led over $800 million of investment sales and advisory engagements in the Seniors Housing sector. In 2006, Mr. Anderson founded The Genova Company to pursue personal investments and advisory services, which included advising a $100 billion global bank on Seniors Housing investments in the United States. From 1999 to 2006, Mr. Anderson served as Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President of CNL Retirement Properties, Inc., a public, non-traded REIT focused on Seniors Housing properties and medical facilities, which was sold in 2006. During that period, Mr. Anderson oversaw all Seniors Housing acquisitions and the asset management of over 280 Seniors Housing and medical properties. Prior to joining CNL Retirement Properties, Inc., Mr. Anderson worked with Hyatt Hotels from 1985 to 1998, during which time he served as senior vice president of development and a member of the executive team that created Classic Residence by Hyatt Hotels, Hyatt’s Seniors Housing affiliate, and oversaw the development and acquisition of upscale Seniors Housing facilities, including over $300 million of new development. Mr. Anderson has been a member of the American Seniors Housing Association since 1994. In addition, he has served as a member of the board of directors of the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing and Care Industries and as a board member to Westminster Retirement Communities, a not-for-profit operator of continuing care retirement communities. Mr. Anderson also served as an elected City Commissioner for the City of Winter Park, Florida from 2008 to 2011. Mr. Anderson received his Bachelor of Science with Honors in Civil Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology.

Blake Peeper serves as Partner and Deputy Chief Investment Officer of Bridge Seniors Housing Fund Manager LLC. He has been involved in closing over $2 billion in real estate transactions over the past ten years. His experience has included serving as Senior Vice President of Investments for Servant Capital Group, where he was responsible for the firm’s healthcare real estate investment activities, including origination, structuring, underwriting and financing of properties, and played an integral role in the investment strategy and portfolio optimization. Prior to joining Servant Capital Group, Mr. Peeper was employed by CNL Financial Group as an acquisition consultant for two affiliated REITs, CNL Lifestyle Properties and CNL Healthcare Trust. He was involved in the acquisition of over $200 million of Seniors Housing properties across the United States. Previously, he was the Senior Director of Development for Marriott Vacation Club International where he originated, structured and underwrote land acquisitions and development opportunities for Marriott Vacation Club International and Ritz Carlton Club vacation ownership projects. From 2005 to 2006, he served as the Manager of Investments of CNL Lifestyle Properties, and from 2004 to 2005, in his first role at CNL Financial Group, he helped create and grow CNL Lifestyle Properties, a REIT with over $3 billion in portfolio properties. Mr. Peeper received his Bachelor of Science in business from Furman University and his Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Finance from the Crummer Graduate School of Business at Rollins College.

David L. Grady serves as Chief Asset Officer of Bridge Seniors Housing Fund Manager LLC and has 30 years of leadership experience in seniors housing. The theme of his career has been to successfully attract and retain talented professionals to coalesce and work as cohesive team while casting a vision of corporate success. Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. Grady served as President and COO of Somerby Senior Living, comprised of over 2,600 units of villas, independent living, assisted living and memory care across six states.

From 2006 to 2017, Mr. Grady served in multiple operational roles including Regional Director of Operations and Divisional Vice President for Elmcroft Senior Living, covering over 40 communities across twelve states. During his tenure, Mr. Grady enhanced net operating income/margin, exponentially grew census (from 57% to over 97% occupancy) across the portfolio while improving associate/resident satisfaction as well as enhancing the product line. Mr. Grady holds a Bachelor of Arts in Theology, MHA in Healthcare and Senior Housing, as well as a PhD in Counseling.

Caryl Barnes serves as Managing Director of Asset Management for Bridge Seniors Housing Fund Manager LLC. Prior to that appointment, Ms. Barnes served as Senior Vice President of Operations for BayBridge Senior Housing from 2012 to  2015  where she led the creation of their operating entity, BayBridge  Senior  Living. During her tenure, the portfolio grew from 12 owned assets to 40 owned and 21 operated senior residences. Prior to BayBridge, Ms. Barnes served as Senior Vice President of Operations for Sunrise Senior Living from 2009 to 2011, where she advanced quality care, occupancy, and profitability. Ms. Barnes was Regional Vice President of Operations at Sunrise from 2008-2010, developing effective senior and front-line leaders and aligning teams across the portfolio to improve standards of care. A senior operations executive in the senior care industry, Ms. Barnes also held the positions of Vice President of Operations, Area Manager of Operations and Executive Director at Sunrise, where she worked for 13 years. Prior to Sunrise, Caryl served in hospital administration and community services for 12 years. Ms. Barnes received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Iowa Wesleyan College and her Master of Arts in Human Services from Roosevelt University.

Matt Burkett is responsible for accounting and financial reporting at the asset level as Managing Director, Finance and Operations of Bridge Seniors Housing Fund Manager LLC. Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. Burkett was Controller for Servant Capital Group, a healthcare real estate fund management platform where he managed all tax reporting, annual audit process and investor reporting for all the company’s activities. From 2007 until joining Servant, Mr. Burkett served as Controller for YourOffice USA, a national developer and operator of executive office suites. He was responsible for managing all accounting functions for the firms seven operating companies and affiliated franchisor. Mr. Burkett worked previously as a tax accountant for a regional accounting firm. He holds bachelor degrees in accounting and finance from Florida State University.

Allison Ramirez serves as Director and Deputy General Counsel of Bridge Seniors Housing Fund Manager LLC and is a member of its Executive Administration Group. Mrs. Ramirez previously worked at Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed, P.A., the largest law firm in Central Florida, as a senior associate and associate and as a member of the real estate practice group, where she provided advice to REIT and private equity groups in connection with acquisitions, leasing, financing and dispositions of various kinds of real property, including Seniors Housing. Mrs. Ramirez earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Miami, magna cum laude, Order of the Coif and was Managing Editor at the University of the Miami Law Review. She earned her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science from the University of Central Florida. Mrs. Ramirez is a member of the Florida Bar Association.

Stephen Ordway serves as Director of Acquisitions for Bridge Seniors Housing Fund Manager LLC. Throughout his 15+ year career in real estate investment he has been a part of over $500 million in seniors housing transactions and over $1 billion in total transactions across seniors housing, multifamily, and office. Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. Ordway was Director of Acquisitions & Development with the Northbridge Companies, a regional owner/ operator/ developer of seniors housing communities in the Northeast. Before joining Northbridge, Mr. Ordway was a senior investment analyst with Nordblom Company where he worked on acquisitions, development, asset management, and capitalizations for office, multifamily, senior housing, and retail asset classes. Prior to Nordblom, Mr. Ordway was an analyst with a national multifamily brokerage company. Mr. Ordway graduated from Colgate University and has a Certificate in Commercial Real Estate Finance from Boston University.

Angela Ling serves as Vice President of Owner Relations for Bridge Seniors Housing Fund Manager LLC (Bridge Seniors). Ms. Ling is responsible for directly overseeing a portfolio of Bridge Seniors communities and working with various management partners to drive operational results.  Ms. Ling has over 20 years of leadership experience within the seniors housing industry. Prior to joining Bridge, she served as District Director of Operations for Bookdale from 2011-2016 and during her 8 years with Sunrise Seniors Living, she held several Regional executive positions. Angela has a Master of Science in Gerontology and Health Administration.

Rob Burgess serves as the Vice President of Project Management for Bridge Seniors Housing Fund Manager LLC and is a member of its Asset Management group.  He has experience in construction and development industries beginning in 1999 with a focused on seniors housing and medical office properties since 2007. Mr. Burgess is responsible for contributing to the due diligence requirements during the acquisition phase, capital expenditures review and approval, construction budget and scope of work approval as well as new development, including permitting, contractor selection, project management, and procurement. Prior to joining Bridge Seniors Housing Fund Manager, Mr. Burgess was employed by Sonata Health Care as Senior Vice President of Development with a focus on Memory Care facilities.  Prior to Sonata, Mr. Burgess held the same title and developed three projects averaging 30-plus acres and 300 units, including independent living, assisted living, memory care and wellness for senior living communities based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Mr. Burgess is a graduate of Clemson University with a Bachelor of Science in Construction Science and Management and is a Licensed Contractor in the State of Florida.

Thomas Single serves as Vice President of Acquisitions for Bridge Seniors Housing Fund Manager, LLC with real estate investment experience since 2012. He is involved in the firm’s investment activities, including underwriting, structuring, financing and closing over $1.3 billion of acquisitions and dispositions during his tenure with the firm. He also plays an integral role in supporting the ongoing portfolio management, including investment strategy, valuation, budgeting, and reporting.  Prior to joining Bridge Investment Group, Mr. Single worked for NorthMarq Capital, where he was directly involved with the execution of over $450 million of geographically diverse construction, bridge, and permanent financings. He gained experience with all asset types and worked with CMBS lenders, Life Insurance Companies, Agencies (Freddie Mac/Fannie Mae/HUD), as well as specialty lenders. He is a graduate of the University of Central Florida with a Bachelor of Science in Finance and minors in Economics and Mathematics. Mr. Single is a licensed real estate sales associate in the State of Florida.

Bill Snow is the Vice President of Transaction Management for Bridge Seniors Housing Fund Manager LLC.  With experience in commercial real estate he has been responsible for closing over $3 Billion in transactions since 2000.  At Bridge Seniors, Bill is responsible for overseeing all activities related to the  acquisition and disposition of our senior housing communities including due diligence collection and review, new third party reports, lender requests, refinancing and closing.  In addition, he is responsible for overseeing the licensing of our communities.  Mr. Snow’s previous experience includes serving as a Property Manager for Dr. Phillips Charities, First Vice President for SRS Real Estate Partners, Sales Representative for GE Capital Franchise Finance, and Transaction Manager for Trustreet Properties (A CNL Legacy Fund).  Mr. Snow is a licensed real estate broker in the state of Florida and has received the Certified Commercial Investment Member designation.  He is a graduate of the University of Central Florida and holds a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and a Bachelor of Arts in Legal Studies.

Jacob Houston serves as Vice President of Owner Relations for Bridge Seniors Housing Fund Manager LLC . Jacob Houston is responsible for analyzing investment opportunities and preparing investment overviews for review by the investment team. He maintains certain databases and management status reporting for the assets and funds. Prior to joining Bridge, Mr. Houston was a private equity analyst with Renewal Capital LLP, based in Greenwich, CT., a middle market private equity firm that invests in distressed and underperforming companies across multiple industries. Prior, Mr. Houston was with KPMG in New York, NY where he performed due diligence on buy and sell side transaction including detailed financial statement analysis, identified quality of earnings adjustments as well as assisted in deal structuring including closing working capital requirement, minimum cash requirements and treatment of debt like terms. Mr. Houston graduated from Kansas State University Summa Cum Laude with Bachelor of Science degrees in Finance and Accounting.

Brad Andrus is currently a Partner at Bridge and the President of Bridge Structured Finance, a position he has held since 1997. During his career he has procured and arranged over $1.5 billion of real estate loans for Bridge Investment Group, The Real Estate Opportunity Capital Funds, as well as third party borrowers. Before creating BSF, Brad Andrus held the position of Senior Director at Finova Realty Capital (FRC). During his career at Finova he personally originated over $250 million in commercial loans. Prior to joining FRC Brad served as Senior Vice President and Partner for eight years with Mason McDuffie Financial Corporation, a 100 year old highly respected mortgage- banking firm in the San Francisco Bay area. While there he originated and provided oversight of a $2 billion commercial real estate mortgage portfolio for ten life insurance companies located in the US and Canada. Brad is a licensed real estate professional, as well as a certified underwriter of advanced commercial real estate. He also currently sits on the board of directors for Bridge Investment Group where he is responsible for banking and capital markets relationships, arranging debt and lines of credit.

Brock Andrus serves as Managing Director for Bridge Structured Finance LLC, with oversight over debt placement for Multifamily, Seniors Housing and Commercial Office. His commercial real estate finance, debt restructure and private equity experience began in 2002. During his time with Bridge Investment Group, he has overseen financing of over $1 billion of balance sheet, FNMA, Freddie Mac, and structured credit facility debt.Prior to his time with Bridge Investment Group, Mr. Andrus was Managing Director with 1st Service Solutions, where he led the debt restructuring team, overseeing more than $6 billion of commercial real estate debt restructures and recapitalizations. In this role, he facilitated industry-leading A/B note structures and TIC recapitalizations, along with numerous note sale, discounted payoff, interest deferral, interest rate reduction, principal balance reduction, short sale, deed-in-lieu, and maturity date extension restructures and equity recapitalizations. Before joining 1st Service Solutions, Mr. Andrus co-founded Foxtail Equity, where he developed and built the company around a proprietary residential lending product, which filled a need in the available sub-prime residential lending programs. Andrus has held a position with a large private equity fund manager where he served on the venture capital team identifying partnership fund and co-investment opportunities.

Conor Andrus is a Director of Structured Finance for Bridge Investment Group, with a specialized focus on commercial office and third-party originations. Mr. Andrus has arranged over $500MM of debt financing for the various Bridge fund verticals and $50MM for third-party clients. He began his tenure with Bridge in 2014 after having spent two internships with Wells Fargo’s Real Estate Capital Markets group in San Francisco, CA. The internships provided formal training in real property due diligence, analysis, and underwriting while working with one of the banking industry’s most successful real estate finance teams. Mr. Andrus is in his final semester of his undergraduate degree, majoring in Accounting, at the David Eccles School of Business at the University of Utah. Throughout his career at the University of Utah, Mr. Andrus has been named on the Dean’s List six times, awarding academic excellence for full-time students.

Janet Stewart is Director of Multifamily in Bridge Structured Finance LLC. She began her career at Bridge Investment Group in 2004 working with Brad Andrus in Structured Finance. During these last 13 years she has underwritten and closed over $1 billion of real estate loans for Bridge Investment Group, third party borrowers, and the Bridge family of funds. Before turning to commercial finance, Ms. Stewart worked in the medical field as a certified nurse’s assistant and sports medicine director. She spent over four years tending patients in the oncology unit at St. Mark’s Hospital. Ms. Stewart holds an Associate’s degree in English from Utah State University, as well as a certificate of Commercial Underwriting, certificate of Sports Medicine/Exercise Science and certificate of Nursing Assistant.

Alden Campbell is Director of Bridge Structured Finance LLC and brings over a decade of institutional real estate experience to the team. He focuses on the placement and management of debt for the Seniors Housing and Medical Properties funds. Before joining Bridge Investment Group, Mr. Campbell sourced, underwrote, and closed debt for one of the largest mortgage banking firms in the country. He has worked on over $750 million in debt and equity transactions; including placements through banks, agencies, CMBS conduits, debt funds, and life insurance companies. Mr. Campbell earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance from Florida State University and is a CFA Charterholder.

Mr. Stanger has 32 years of experience in every phase of the real estate investment process including acquisition, analysis, property and asset management, financing, development, and disposition. He has been directly responsible for investing in over US$6 billion dollars in real estate assets including investments with a specific emphasis on multi family, commercial office, and resort properties. This track record includes significant double-digit returns even in difficult time periods.

• Since 2009, Mr. Stanger has focused his full-time efforts on the Bridge Funds, as the Chief Investment Officer for Bridge MF Funds I, II, and III, and Workforce/Affordable Fund I, along with providing direct oversight of the fully integrated real estate operating and finance entities within Bridge through 2017.
• Prior to the aforementioned, Mr. Stanger was one of the two founding partners of Bridge Investment Group, LLC in 1997 (a Bridge Investment Group  affiliate), and the CEO for the majority of his tenure.
• Mr. Stanger began his real estate career in 1988, on the heels of a banking career with Prudential Federal, and American Savings & Loan.  In this last assignment, he directed credit restructuring, workouts, management and disposition of the commercial investment real estate and corporate lending foreclosures at American Savings from 1986 through 1988.
• He left American Savings in 1988 to found Strategic Management and Consulting, which focused on property management and the resolution of distressed investment properties including retail, office warehouse, medical office, hospitality, along with several residential communities.  Mr. Stanger joined the Prowswood Companies in 1990, where he became Vice-President and Managing Director of the Equity Investment Division, specializing in “value add” investments.  Mr. Stanger met Mr. Young at this time and they formed many investment partnerships that became the foundation of CDS Investments, Inc., which was formalized in 1997, and was the predecessor  to the Bridge Investment Group, noted above.

Mr. Stanger has a strong belief in community, and has been integrally involved in the development of the Community Services programs that Bridge sponsors throughout its portfolio.  He has been a member of many community organizations, and served on the Board of Directors of Neighborhood Housing Services, Utah, and as a Founding Board Member of the Utah Community Reinvestment Corporation (UCRC), an organization established by the banking community to invest in communities around the State of Utah.  Mr. Stanger is a Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM), and was the chair of both the Salt Lake & Utah Associations of Realtors Governmental Affairs Committee and PACs.  He served on the National Governmental Affairs Committee for CCIM, and currently sits on the Board of Directors for Project Access, the premier Community Service provider in the apartment industry.

Mr. Stayner is Co-Chief Investment Officer of Bridge Workforce and Affordable Housing, serves on the Fund’s Investment Committee, and is the Chief Executive Officer of Bridge Property Management, Bridge’s wholly-owned in-house property management group. As the head of Bridge’s property management affiliate, Mr. Stayner oversees all property management processes, personnel, and operations on a day-to-day basis and manages reporting procedures for institutional clients, joint venture partners, lenders, governmental entities, and housing authorities. Mr. Stayner has over 25 years of multifamily property management experience, including both large-scale conventional and affordable housing projects, along with condominium properties with Prowswood Companies, Boston Financial, and Lend-Lease. Mr. Stayner has been instrumental in the underwriting and due diligence process of Bridge’s portfolio, in addition to being responsible for the on-site, value add improvements that have allowed Bridge to extract value from properties and to deliver strong returns to investors. As a principal with the Lend-Lease Real Estate Investment division, Mr. Stayner had responsibility for the firm’s multifamily apartment assets in 11 U.S. states. He also executed asset acquisitions and undertook market and operational analysis. Mr. Stayner has a Certified Property Management designation and is a past board member of the Salt Lake Apartment Association as well as a past president of the Utah Chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management.

Mr. Apple serves as Managing Director of Acquisitions for Bridge Multifamily and the Bridge Opportunity Strategy. Prior to Bridge, Mr. Apple worked as a Vice President in the Real Estate Investment Group at Starr Insurance Holdings in NYC underwriting both direct and fund real estate investment opportunities in the United States, Europe, South America, and Asia. While at Starr, he invested in over $1 billion of direct real estate investments around the globe and multiple real estate fund strategies including multifamily housing, emerging market development, and distressed debt. Prior to Starr, Mr. Apple worked as an Analyst and Underwriter for the Commercial Mortgage Backed Securities Group at Wells Fargo Bank. Mr. Apple received a bachelor’s degree in Economics from Middlebury College. He is a CFA charter holder and a member of the CFA Institute, the New York Society of Security Analysts, and is the Treasurer of the CFA Society of Salt Lake.