![]() How did you start in the real estate industry? I started my engineering career in public works, focused on utilities and roadway design. When I moved to Austin in 2012 I took a job at Bury and got my start working on private residential and commercial real estate projects. What are some of the biggest challenges you face as a professional? Time management. Being a consultant and leading a large office requires me to constantly be in meetings internally and externally. Finding the time to get it all done takes careful planning and a strong team behind me. Who is your mentor? I have been fortunate to have many great mentors over the years. One mentor who had a particularly significant impact on my success within our organization was Nelson Crowe, my RECA LDC mentor. He provided invaluable guidance on how to get meaningfully involved and make a lasting impact, for which I am truly grateful. What is the best professional development advice you've received? The key to building a successful practice is investing in your people. What other organizations or community interests are important to you? As an avid outdoorsman, protecting our hill country rivers and streams is very important to me. Supporting organizations like the Hill Country Alliance and my local Trout Unlimited Club is a high priority for me, as they play a vital role in conservation efforts and preserving our natural resources. How has RECA impacted you as a professional? RECA has been instrumental in my professional growth by helping me build lasting and meaningful relationships within the industry. The connections I’ve made through the organization have not only expanded my network but have also fostered collaborations that have shaped my career. Additionally, RECA has provided a platform for me to focus on my passion for local politics and improving the city we live in. As this year's RECA Board Chair, what are your goals for RECA and for ATX? As this year's RECA Board Chair, my primary goal is to further strengthen RECA’s relationship with City Council and city leadership. By working collaboratively, we can continue to improve Austin’s development process and advance our shared goals of making the city more affordable, accessible, and safe. Through partnership and advocacy, RECA can play a vital role in shaping policies that foster sustainable growth and enhance the quality of life for Austinites. |
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