Montavius Jones Email & Phone Number

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

Greater Milwaukee Area

Greater Milwaukee Area

• Created the initial workings of a site selector program for downtown Milwaukee by assembling a list of national site selectors and background info. In Fall 2015, four national site selectors were guided on a multi-day tour of downtown Milwaukee• Actively update an investment map with data and values of real estate (infrastructure, commercial, multifamily) developments in downtown Milwaukee for marketing and recruiting purposes. Recently used by Mayor Barrett in a streetcar presentation. • Researched property values along proposed streetcar route and compared them to recent developments in downtown in order to determine the potential increase in property value due to the streetcar• Captured photos of over 100 downtown retail and dinning venues to update milwaukeedowntown.com with info and business details to direct visitors of downtown Milwaukee• Conduct interviews with business owners in downtown for our Business Spotlight, a rotating article feature on our website that allows interesting establishments have another avenue to market their business• Verified a list of CEOs in downtown Milwaukee in order to conduct a business climate survey of downtown Milwaukee known as the CEO Calls Program• Conducted demographics research using the U.S. Census website• Gathered facts and figures on multifamily and hotel developments for our publications• Created mailers using Microsoft Word mail merge feature• Created interactive maps using BatchGeo

Assisted over 200 amateur golfers in lowering overall score Advise players on proper club selection and peculiarities of the course

Greater Milwaukee Area

• Posted property listings for our brokerage team on real estate sites such as LoopNet and Xceligent. Listing types included industrial, retail, office, and land• Prepared info sheets for our listings. Information included sale price and/or lease rate, property size, aerial maps, traffic counts, and property highlights among other important details• Created drafts of property highlights that were broadcasted via e-mail through Xceligent to thousands of brokers and other industry professionals • Collected property information including ownership, tax bills, transaction history, and plat size. This information was used to create info sheets, keep track of lease comps, and aid clients in the decision making process• Used area publications such as Biztimes and Business Journal to track new and renewed leases. I then compiled this information in our lease comps database for our quarterly reports• Used the WI Dept. of Financial Institutions to find LLC and registered agent information

Greater Milwaukee Area

Grew our budget by over 50% Oversaw the financing for two out-of-state networking conferences throughout the yearOversaw the financing of various cultural events, general and executive board meetings, and the annual retreatProvided financial consulting for two annual cultural events that the organization hostsCollected membership dues

Greater Milwaukee Area

Provide captioned phone calls for those who are hard of hearing or deaf

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Researched area rent rates for nine multi-family properties in the DMV for comparisons as part of company due diligence processCollected data on residents from 4500 units across 25 properties such as income, age, and family size to better understand the needs of the communities we representAttended architecture meetings for development and provided input on renovation details on multiple propertiesCPDC is a non-profit real estate services firm that specializes in development, management and resident services for low to moderate income individuals and families. CPDC takes a whole community approach to real estate by providing not only the bricks and motor, but also on-site day care, health programs, food pantries, playgrounds, computer labs, job readiness programs and violence prevention programs

Prepared reports for Guaranty’s OCC regulatory assessment as part of the Community Reinvestment Act by tracking uses and outcomes of funding for over 200 organizations in and outside of Wisconsin. Organizations we serve include non-profits, CDCs, EDCs, and NGOs providing economic development, financial literacy, affordable housing and social and health services to low and moderate income individuals and communities. Between 2008 and 2015, Guaranty made investments of over $5.8 million in Metro-Milwaukee, including $889,000 in grants and donationsMade initial contact with various states’ housing departments to connect Guaranty borrowers with the Hardest Hit Funds initiative which helps families who were most adversely affected by the housing crisis that began in 2007Maintained Guaranty’s Community Connections website to keep employees updated with volunteer opportunities, company events, and company news

Bachelor Of Science, Commercial Real Estate

Activities and Societies: Bayanihan Student Organization, Our Next Generation, KK BID #44,

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Education record