Next Infrastructure was established to address the increasing demand for sustainable infrastructure and innovative large-scale development projects aimed at combating climate change and promoting equitable urban growth. We guide projects through all phases, including visioning, feasibility, design, partnership, and implementation. Leveraging our unique digital tools, we manage the planning and delivery of critical infrastructure assets such as energy, water, waste, mobility, and digital systems. Our interdisciplinary expertise spans real estate, planning, engineering, technology, and economics, enabling us to offer comprehensive and commercially viable solutions. Through our global network of systems and financial partners, we transform ambitious concepts into reality.

Real Estate Consulting - site selection analysis, due diligence, community outreach strategy, entitlements, construction drawing review, permitting, and project & construction management.

· Responsible for the development and construction of value add and ground-up properties - The Rinrose (Pasadena) - $50M, Ground up, 5 stories (Type V/I), 100 unit, TOC, 4,500 sf retail, & 105,000 GFA. (Obtained Certificate of Occupancy and stabilization of property). - Unnamed (Pasadena) - $100M, 195 units, 4,500 sf retail, & 150,000 GSF - Unnamed (Pasadena) - $30M, 85 units, Ground up, 8 stories, modular, & 85,000 GSF - Pico & Curson (Mid-City) - $20M, Ground up, TOC, 48 units, 1,350 sf Retail · Oversaw the day to day management of the GC, design team, and public agencies · Negotiated change orders, contracts, OCIP credits, buyouts, and pay apps with the GC and subs · Managed investment partners and prepared loan draws, financial updates, and quarterly reports· Assisted with acquisition due diligence and lead design review/ entitlement of potential projects

***Project put on hold due to the Covid pandemic***GSW lead for the successful re-entitlement (CEQA included), design, and construction management of a luxury mixed-use hotel to be owned by GSW: 300MM, 1 Hotel Branded, 13 stories, LEED Gold, 129 Keys, 21 Units, & 257,000 GFA project

The Site Pier 70 is a 69-acre property owned by the Port of San Francisco and located in the City’s Central Waterfront at the foot of Potrero Hill and the Dogpatch neighborhood. Within the larger Pier 70 is the Waterfront Site — an approximately 28-acre portion of Pier 70 that sits between 20th and 22nd Streets, Illinois Street and the Bay.The 28- Acre Site Project will include: • 1,100 to 2,150 new residential units• Between 1 million and 2 million gross square feet of new commercial and office space• Space for small-scale manufacturing, retail, and neighborhood services• 9 acres of new open space, potentially including active recreation on rooftops, a playground, a market square, a central commons, and waterfront parks along the shoreline• Up to approximately 90,000-square-foot arts facility• At least 50,000 square feet of Production, Distribution and Repair space• Rehabilitation of three significant contributing resources to the Union Iron Works Historic DistrictCONTRACT WORK Responsibilities - Infrastructure design review, public agency coordination, and permitting assistance. Helped obtain the Streetscape Master Plan, Street Improvement Permit (SIP), and Infrastructure Permit Agreement (IPA).

Fivepoint Projects: The San Francisco Shipyard, Candlestick Point, and Treasure IslandServed as the Development Manager for Phase I of design & construction at The Hunters Point Shipyard. Managed the public infrastructure design & consultants and served as a subject matter expert on utility design and San Francisco permitting. Worked closely with various internal departments, third-party developers, and consultants to get plans approved and construction issues resolved. Always looked for efficiencies and created internal and external processes to expedite design, review, and approval.Served as Associate Development and Office Culture OfficerOversaw Design and Construction of Phase 1:-80 acres of Public Infrastructure-70 Buildings: Utility Coordination with Public Infrastructure -27 acres of parks / open space -1500 homes-Community Facilities-Public Art Installations

Pacific Eagle Holdings Corporation is a San Francisco-based real estate manager with more than 20-year track record investing and developing hotels, offices, and condominiums in the United States. The company was established in 1992 and is a wholly‐owned subsidiary of Great Eagle Holdings Limited, one of the world’s leading real estate investment and development companies. Great Eagle Holdings was founded in 1963 and is now listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Assisting in overseeing the development of high-rise mixed-use (condo, hotel and/or office) projects and development aspects of acquisitions.Representative projects:-555 Howard (Hospitality & Residential - San Francisco, CA)555 Howard is a 36-story mixed-use residential and hotel ground-up development project designed by Renzo Piano Building Workshop, in collaboration with Mark Cavagnero Associates. The LEED Platinum-targeted project will include 69 residential units, a 255-room luxury hotel, meeting and ballroom facilities, a spa and fitness center, a ground floor restaurant, a skybar/café on the top floor that will be open to the public, and a rooftop public open space with panoramic views of the city and bay.-1931 Second Ave (Hospitality & Residential – Seattle, WA)1931 Second Avenue is an entitled hotel site located in the heart of Downtown Seattle’s Belltown Neighborhood. The ground-up development project designed by Japanese firm Kengo Kuma and Associates with Ankrom Moisan Architects as architect of record. Plans call for the construction of a 42-story mixed-use hotel, residential and co-working tower located on the corner of 2nd and Virginia. The project totals at approximately 487,100 square feet above ground which includes:2 levels of co-working space6,700 square feet of retail10 levels of hotel with 237 rooms27 levels of residential with 222 condo unitsSeparate lobbies for hotel and residential uses5 levels of below-grade parking with approximately 250 stallsRooftop amenities

Project Manager•Design, review, and supervision of construction documents for a 24 acre high-end commercial shopping destination in Walnut Creek, CA.•Management of client representation, permitting documents, and value engineering for a 250 million dollar project.•Coordination of design documents with internal and external design team across several disciplines for agency submittals.•Work with client and city to forge a mutually beneficial product for each party.•Apply sustainable applications to achieve project LEED certification.•Office Coordinator in charge of staff work balance, assisting in business planning, work forecasting, and aiding the office manager in implementing and communicating companywide initiatives into the office. •Involved in business development through organizations such as SPUR and ULI.Commercial Design Engineer – Chase Banks•Designed and developed construction documents for several locations in Southern California.•Worked as a senior analyst to provide efficient design solutions and guidance to less senior staff.•Created a plans production system that would expedite the process by 20%.•Helped create and expand the company’s business into new territories working with other regional Chase project managers. Commercial Design Engineer – Darden Restaurants •Designed and developed construction documents for several restaurants in CA, OR, AK, UT, MO, AL, and FL.•Acted as an analyst to provide efficient design solutions for different product types in various markets.•Coordinated with sub-consultants to gather and request information for design. •Managed site and utility layout, paving and grading, and stormwater design documents for agency permit approval.Served as Associate Development and Office Culture Officer

Roadway Design:•Designed and developed construction documents for several agencies in Florida.•Underwent an internal 18 month Land Development Program for the top 20 of 400 college hires.•Designed road geometry, horizontal control, cross sections, signage and striping, erosion control, traffic control, typical sections, utility layout, and cost analysis.Served as Associate Development and Office Culture Officer

Summer: 2002, 2004, 2005Conducted field work and presented data in Excel spread sheets for reports.Wrote technical memorandums off the data analyzed.Recalculated the imaginary surfaces and zones according to FAA and Federal regulations due to realignment at the Hemet-Ryan Municipal Airport.Created flow diagrams for various water treatment plants.