Mr. Mathur serves as Principal at Excelsior Capital, integrally involved with investments, operations, and capital markets. Previously, he co-founded Priam Capital, providing guidance with respect to acquisitions, asset management, and capital markets. Prior to Priam, Mr. Mathur was Managing Director and Chief Financial Officer at Brock Capital, a boutique investment bank. While at Brock Capital, from October 2012 to January 2015, Mr. Mathur advised institutional investors and pension plans in connection with their real estate portfolios and other alternative investments. Prior to Brock Capital, Abhishek was an attorney, working at Kirkland & Ellis LLP and Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP, working with a number of institutional investors, specifically with respect to real asset investing as well as other alternative assets. During Abhishek’s career, he has been responsible for acquisition, financing, operations, leasing, or disposition of an aggregate of approximately $3 billion of real estate, including office, flex, industrial, and hospitality assets.Abhishek has a Bachelor’s degree from Cornell University, a Juris Doctorate from New York University School of Law, and a M.B.A. from Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business.

Mr. Mathur serves as Chairman & CEO for the firm. Mr. Mathur co-founded Priam Capital in 2010 and has overseen all sectors in the business since inception. He has over 15 years of experience in the law, private equity, real estate and corporate finance industry.Priam Properties owns and operates high quality multi-tenant office real estate assets, executing our strategy at the intersection of two key macro trends: generation defining demographic shift and arbitrage opportunity in mid-tier markets. Priam’s portfolio of over two million square feet spans six states and seven cities. The target markets contain a variety of employers across many different sectors, including large governmental, international, national and regional entities. Most notably, these markets are fueled by the rapid expansion of knowledge-economy industries including technology, life sciences and advanced manufacturing. Priam targets vibrant urban-style nodes in U.S. markets that we believe many institutional investors currently overlook. These urban-style nodes have similar operating characteristics to their counterparts in larger MSAs, while exhibiting more favorable competitive dynamics which we believe translates to a differentiated acquisition pipeline and superior risk-adjusted returns.Priam seeks to optimize the value of each investment opportunity on its own, as well as the aggregated portfolio to an institutional investor or potential for a public market exit that is intended to deliver superior investor returns.