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Chris has specific expertise as an operating and transactional executive overseeing the US and global expansion, through internal and external teams and stakeholders, of world recognized brands. He has identified and financed opportunities, structured and negotiated operating partnerships, joint ventures and other alliances and built and overseen best in class operating and development teams for real estate focused businesses. Sectors have included TMT, investments, real estate and leisure and hospitality. He has worked in Europe, Asia, Middle East and Americas with government officials, significant partners and other third parties. He has overseen the deployment of over $1.5 Billion in capital spending and the creation of businesses with over 6 Million square feet of real estate. In addition to leading growth businesses, he has reengineered operating companies as well as put in place disposition and value maximization strategies for companies, real estate and other asset classes.

Before joining Arcturus, Chris has been an advisor in a number of businesses, including large real estate multi-use developments, live event venue transactions and various early stage companies.

Chris was Executive Vice President of Live Nation. He oversaw various aspects of the company’s business development for North America, including real estate and new venue identification and structuring, mergers and acquisitions and structuring various partnerships with professional sports teams and casino operators. He oversaw the real estate integration of the Live Nation-Ticketmaster merger.

Before Live Nation, Chris had his own advisory business, advising operating investors as well as operating companies in TMT, leisure and hospitality and real estate. Clients included Onex Capital, Tudor Capital, GE Capital, the Dubai government, Live Nation, Clarity Partners, AIG Capital, Loews Cineplex and Yo Sushi.

Chris was the Executive Vice Warner Brother International Theaters, the leading, state of the art multiplex cinema operator in the world. With the CEO, he oversaw aspects of operations and P&L responsibility, identifying, starting and managing joint venture businesses (also as board member) in Spain, Italy, Japan, Portugal, Taiwan, England, Denmark, China and Germany. During his tenure, the company grew from 300 to over 1,200 screens.

Previous to Warner Brothers, Chris ran worldwide business development for the Hard Rock Café, worked in corporate finance at Bankers Trust in Europe, was a management consultant focused on privatizing businesses in Eastern Europe and worked in business development, corporate treasury and investor relations for Lorimar-Telepictures leading to its merger with Warner Brothers in 1989.

He graduated with Highest Honors from Hobart College and has an M.B.A. from UCLA. Chris is an Emmy-nominated composer and winner of a Thomas Watson fellowship.

Michael Denis oversees the execution of Arcturus’s advisory engagements and investment management activities. His broad expertise spans all property types throughout the U.S. and includes transaction sourcing and execution, underwriting and investment analysis, and due diligence of existing portfolios and potential new transactions. He advises high net worth and institutional clients seeking to formulate investment strategies and make new investments, address issues with existing assets/portfolios, and restructure/generate liquidity in complex situations.

Prior to joining Arcturus in 2011, Michael worked at a Washington D.C. based private investment and development firm where he underwrote and executed new acquisitions and development transactions, structured joint ventures, oversaw value-creation plans, and helped build out the company’s property management and general contracting affiliates.

Michael is an officer of a private charitable foundation and holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Virginia.

Chris Forero’s expertise includes working with clients on deal structuring, underwriting and finance, as well as issues related to corporate management of real estate companies.  He has worked with and advised institutional owners, foreign investors, development companies, public REITs, and high net-worth investors on property acquisitions and dispositions, valuations, capital raising, joint venture formation, new development, and asset repositioning. He also has public company experience including portfolio and property acquisitions, debt and equity raising.

Before joining Arcturus, Chris worked on a variety of multifamily development projects (rental and for-sale) with New Boston Fund and Altman Development Companies.  Chris worked with development teams to put together development analyses and worked with regional banks and a variety of potential investors to obtain debt/equity financing.  Additionally, Chris led efforts to analyze a variety of asset management scenarios to determine future capital needs.

Earlier in his career, Chris worked in the Real Estate Investment Banking Division at Citigroup where he completed a variety of transactions for their top client, New Plan Excel Realty Trust, which included two portfolio acquisitions totaling $1 billion, $150 million equity raise and $250 million debt issuance among other corporate advisory assignments.  After two years of capital advisory to New Plan Excel, Chris joined their Acquisitions team where he underwrote and acquired over $500 million of neighborhood and community shopping centers.

Chris graduated from the Goizueta Business School at Emory University.

Mr. Kramer’s expertise is based on his experience as a principal in real estate development companies since 1976, constructing over 6,000 units of housing in addition to developing retail and office properties. His expertise includes a deep knowledge of the legal and business issues related to the acquisition and entitlement of residential units; infrastructure development; construction; sales and marketing; zoning issues; and property management.

He has advised clients on projects in various stages of development and utilized his skills working with local government agencies to obtain and maintain entitlements, develop project repositioning plans, and devise sales and marketing programs.

Mr. Kramer and the multi-family team have provided strategic advice to clients on over 3,000 multi-family units, and have developed over 15,000 multi-family housing units. In addition they have managed thousands of rental units and numerous condominium associations. In connection with their residential development projects, Mr. Kramer’s team was directly responsible for the financing activities, arranging in excess of $1.5 billion in financing for both construction and permanent loans.

Mr. Kramer serves on the Board of Directors of Sun National Bancorp (NASDAQ-SNBC), Vineland, NJ. As a Board member, he also serves on the Executive, Audit and Compensation Committees as well as the Chairman of the Independent Directors.

Mr. Kramer received a Bachelor of Science degree in Management Science from Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ.

Mr. Mosesman’s expertise in residential development expertise includes entitlement issues, project and market due diligence, construction, and operations. Mr. Mosesman has applied his skills on behalf of clients in determining governmental requirements, analyzing market trends and competition, assessing horizontal infrastructure improvements, and assembling and managing development teams to execute strategic plans.

Mr. Mosesman has been in the residential real estate development industry for the last 29 years. His expertise includes operations, management, acquisitions, zoning/entitlements, residential construction, sales and marketing.

From 1999 to 2007, Mr. Mosesman was the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer for the New Jersey Division of D.R. Horton (NYSE: DHI), one of the nation’s largest residential home builders. In this capacity, Mr. Mosesman was responsible for the day-to-day operations of the division.

Mr. Mosesman has been responsible for the development of thousands of residential homes, which include mid-rise condominiums, townhomes, and single family homes, in the New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania area.

Mr. Mosesman currently serves as a code committee member for The New Jersey Home Builders Association. This committee is responsible for the review and recommendation for all building codes adopted by New Jersey Department of Community Affairs.

Mr. Mosesman also currently serves as a Board of Director and Treasurer for the Manalapan Community Center Committee, a nonprofit corporation involved in the fund raising and future construction of a community teen center for the township of Manalapan.

Mr. Mosesman received his Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, New York.

Jamie Selonick has over 30 years of experience developing, re-developing and operating retail properties. He has been involved in all aspects of design, entitlement, construction, and leasing of more than 4 million square feet of new and renovated space. Jamie has also evaluated and devised operating and leasing strategies for retail centers in the process of being repositioned.

During the course of his career, Jamie developed a number of large, regional malls with multiple department store anchors. In developing these projects, he has been responsible for spearheading multi-year processes to obtain permits and approvals, in the face of strong local opposition; negotiating anchor store agreements; and taking P&L responsibility for design, construction and leasing. Several of the projects involved high levels of complexity – notably the vertical expansion of an active, 1 million sf, enclosed mall and, in advance of construction of a new project, remediation of a heavily contaminated brownfield site.

Prior to joining Arcturus, Jamie had significant tenure at Cadillac Fairview, Corporate Property Investors and The Related Companies.

Jamie graduated from the University of Rochester and received an MBA from Northeastern University.

Kelly Sinclair is a hospitality executive whose career focus has been unlocking value in challenging and non-traditional assets. By leveraging her broad expertise in deal structuring, operations and positioning strategy, and branding, Kelly has helped transform properties and driven values of both the underlying and surrounding real estate. A 15-year industry veteran, Kelly has helped build successful hospitality propcos and opcos.

In her work with Arcturus, Kelly helps develop hospitality asset strategy and oversee its implementation for clients. Previously, Kelly founded Brick House Development, a real estate advisory and development platform. Before Brick House, Kelly was head of acquisitions and development for Ace Hotel Group where she led site selection, concept development, and deal structuring, and where she was responsible for growing the brand and management company’s footprint across the US and Europe.

Before Ace, Kelly was at The Kor Group, where she closed on over 30 commercial, residential, and hospitality transactions and recapitalizations. At Kor, Kelly oversaw property operations, positioning strategy, and asset management. Kelly was instrumental in the creation and launch of Kor’s Proper Hospitality brand and management platform. Prior to that, Kelly worked as an investment analyst at CIM Group, a real estate private equity firm with a focus on urban infill assembly and development.

Kelly received a Bachelor of Science degree from Cornell University, School of Hotel Administration.

Frank Small’s expertise is full deal life cycle institutional investment management including over 15 years within the senior housing industry. He has worked on a variety of portfolios ranging from skilled nursing facilities, assisted living and memory care communities to independent living and continuing care retirement communities. Frank has overseen loan restructurings, lease restructurings, equity recapitalizations, portfolio-wide capex plans, unit mix shifts and operator transitions. His experience ranges across the capital stack from stretch senior loans through mezzanine debt and preferred equity to joint venture equity.

Frank’s nearly 25 years of institutional investment management experience includes acquisitions, dispositions, portfolio management and asset management in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.  Since 2005, he has invested in the seniors housing and healthcare real estate sector overseeing nearly $4.5 billion of assets, comprised of nearly 65,000 units.  He is a senior housing Industry Advisor for KKR & Co. and Jaguar Real Estate Partners, and previously launched Greystone Healthcare Investments, was Managing Director at Fortress Investment Group and was global head of healthcare real estate at JER Partners.  Frank started his career at LaSalle Partners before moving to Cerberus Partners.

Frank is a Co-Founder and Trustee of Brighter Night, Inc., a non-profit dedicated to advocating for youth, young adults and their families facing the challenges of mental health illness.

Frank is a graduate of Princeton University (BA) and NYU Stern School of Business (MBA).

A 15-year hotel industry veteran, Jinny’s expertise includes transaction execution, investment analysis, fundraising, asset management and management platform M&A. Over her career, she has completed the acquisition and financing of over $1 billion of hotel real estate in major markets across the US. Her transaction experience includes structuring complex deals involving ground leases, historic tax credits and EB-5 financing.

In her role with Arcturus, Jinny focuses on hospitality business plan creation and execution in distressed situations. Previously, Jinny joined Brick House Development, a real estate advisory and development platform, as a partner in 2022. Prior to Brick House, Jinny spent a decade at Sydell Group, a New York based owner, developer and operator of lifestyle hotels including the NoMad, LINE and Freehand. At Sydell, she was responsible for deal sourcing, due diligence, underwriting, transaction execution, capital raising, and asset management. Jinny also oversaw strategic corporate initiatives for Sydell Group’s hotel management company including capital raises and brand dispositions.

Prior to Sydell, Jinny was an investment analyst at CIM Group, a real estate fund manager with a focus on urban real estate and infrastructure investments, where she was responsible for identifying and assessing potential markets, financial modeling, due diligence and transaction execution. She also worked closely with the firm’s Fundraising and Investor Relations team on the raise of a $2+ billion opportunistic real estate fund. Jinny began her career in real estate at Wells Fargo in the Real Estate Merchant Banking group.

Jinny received a Bachelor of Science degree and an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania