CHARLES NOEL SCHILKE, AM, JD, CRE, FRICS

3003 Van Ness Street, NW #S-202, Washington, DC 20008

Cellphone 202-906-9879, CSchilke2@verizon.net

Senior legal, real estate, and financial professional with high-level, in-depth legal, real estate, and

finance experience in law firms, industrial corporations, service corporations, nonprofits, and

universities. Areas of expertise include real estate transactions, landing and debt, real estate

securitization, real estate private equity, real estate investment trusts, mergers, real estate financial

and operational infrastructure, and large-scale real estate development; extensive high-level

experience with office, retail, industrial, hotel, and multifamily properties. Additional topflight

experience with university academic management and curriculum development, as well as advanced

university teaching in real estate law, financial law, finance, environmental law, and development.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

CONSULTANT, OCEAN DRIVE CAPITAL AND PRIVATE REAL ESTATE INVESTORS,

Washington, DC September 2015-present

Sought investors for office building portfolio in Stamford, CT; apartment building in Alexandria,

VA; office building in Washington DC; hotel in the Caribbean; bridge loan for casino in Las

Vegas, NV; and other properties

Sought properties for Latin American investors in Washington DC

Sought properties for major Middle Eastern sovereign wealth fund

Taught Basic Real Estate Finance, Advanced Real Estate Finance, and Real Estate Law for

National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP)

Rewriting Finance Course Curriculum for NAIOP: Basic Real Estate Finance, Advanced Real

Estate Finance, Financial Analysis of Development Projects, and Real Estate Investment and

Capital Markets

Delivered presentation on Daniel Burnham’s planning and architecture work in Chicago and

Washington DC to the Union Station Redevelopment Authority and to the Bonstra Haresign

architecture firm

Teaching Real Estate Law at University of Maryland Colvin Real Estate Program in Fall 2016

DIRECTOR (through 9/14) AND SENIOR LECTURER, THE EDWARD ST. JOHN REAL

ESTATE PROGRAM, JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY CAREY BUSINESS SCHOOL,

Washington, DC and Baltimore MD 2012-2015

Recruited to revitalize and lead 25-year-old Edward St. John Real Estate Program, the longest-

established such program in the Washington DC-Baltimore region, conferring the Master of

Science in Real Estate and Infrastructure (MSREI) degree.

Generally promote MSREI program and recruit students.

Hire MSREI faculty and staff and collaborate with Admissions on recruiting students.

Teach courses in Transactional Real Estate Law, Environmental and Land Use Real Estate Law,

Real Estate Development, Corporate Law, Financial Institutions, and Financial Crisis and

Contagion; Course lead on Real Estate Law Courses.

Review and update entire MSREI curriculum, with colleagues.

Collaborate with Dean, Admissions, Marketing, Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, Alumni

Affairs, Fundraising, and other Carey School staff.

Supervise and collaborate with MSREI staff of 6; work with Carey School staff; liaise with wider

Johns Hopkins University staff, including Nitze School of Advanced International Studies,

Bloomberg School of Public Health, and Whiting School of Engineering.

With collaboration of staff, present topflight extracurricular public real estate programs on current

real estate issues.

Organize annual MSREI Career Fair and other career-related activities.

Completely reorganize marketing and promotion of MSREI program.

Represent MSREI program at real estate academic conferences, including Harvard Real Estate

Conference and Cornell Baker Program in Real Estate Conference; serve on Board of Harvard

Real Estate Academic Initiative; member, Harvard Real Estate Alumni Organization; member,

Cornell Real Estate Council; affiliate member, Cornell Hotel Society.

Represent MSREI program at real estate industry conferences, including Counselors of Real

Estate (CRE) conferences; Urban Land Institute (ULI) conferences; Association of Foreign

Investment in Real Estate (AFIRE) conferences; FIABCI conferences; Building Owners and

Management Association (BOMA) conference; General Services Administration (GSA)

conference.

Make presentations at Urban Land Institute, Cornell, Harvard Law School, and other conferences.

Wrote book on commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS).

Writing books on international real estate law and four quadrants of real estate finance.

Co-Chair, Carey Business School United Way Campaign, Fall 2013; achieved financial and

participation goals, including highest participation outside of central university staff.

ASSOCIATE DEAN AND FACULTY MEMBER, REAL ESTATE, SCHOOL OF CONTINUING

STUDIES, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, Washington, DC 2008-2012

Recruited to create and lead comprehensive graduate real estate program at Georgetown

University, in School of Continuing Studies, the Master of Professional Studies in Real Estate

(MPS/RE) Program.

In 15 months, during worst real estate recession in 80 years, developed MPS/RE Program into 2nd

largest comprehensive graduate real estate program in the United States (after NYU), grossing $4

million per year.

Grew MPS/RE Program to 300 students, 50 graduate real estate courses, 50 advanced practitioner

semester faculty, and over 75 advanced practitioner thesis faculty.

Generally promoted MPS/RE program and recruited students.

Hired MPS/RE faculty and staff and admitted MPS/RE students.

Supervised and collaborated with MPS/RE program staff of 5; worked with School of Continuing

Studies staff; liaised with wider Georgetown University staff, including McDonough School of

Business real estate, career, and events staff.

With collaboration of staff, presented topflight extracurricular public real estate programs on

current real estate topics, like the future of real estate finance, environmental and energy real

estate issues, and the CityCenterDC project in Downtown Washington; organized first Building

Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) Thought Leaders conference; launched Royal

Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) worldwide tour promoting its new infrastructure program.

Organized annual MPS/RE Real Estate Career Fair and other career-related activities.

Represented MPS/RE program at real estate academic conferences, including Harvard Real Estate

Conference and Cornell Program in Real Estate Conference; served on Board of Harvard Real

Estate Academic Initiative; member, Harvard Real Estate Alumni Organization; member, Cornell

Real Estate Council; affiliate member, Cornell Hotel Society.

Represented MPS/RE program at real estate industry conferences, including Urban Land Institute

(ULI) Fall Meeting, Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate conferences; FIABCI

conference, BOMA conference, General Services Administration conference, and Chesapeake

Crescent conference; served as ULI mentor.

Made presentations at ULI Fall Conference, Harvard Real Estate Conference, Jones Lang LaSalle

Conference, and other conferences.

Created or collaborated in creating the following graduate real estate courses:

Finance: Real Estate Investment Trusts; Real Estate Investment Banking; Structured

Finance; Real Estate Private Equity; Software for Real Estate Financial Analysis;

Acquisitions and Dispositions; Due Diligence; Real Estate Valuation; Real Estate

Taxation; Asset Management for Commercial Real Estate; Real Estate Economics;

Urban Economics; Real Estate Investment; Real Estate Portfolio Management; Real

Estate Statistics and Modeling; Distressed Real Estate & Workouts; Real Estate

Bankruptcy; Corporate Real Estate; Leadership and Organization Management in Real

Estate; Real Estate Business Plans and Business Planning; Real Estate Entrepreneurship;

Community Development Finance; How HUD Works; Ethics in Action--The Savings and

Loan Crisis; Foundations of Real Estate Finance; Foundations of Real Estate Law;

Foundations of Real Estate Markets; Foundations of Real Estate Accounting.

Development: Real Estate Development: Art & Science; Transit-Oriented Development;

Hotels & Resorts: Design & Development; Hotels & Resorts: Valuation and

Transactions; Retail Real Estate; Healthcare Real Estate; Leasing; Washington by

Design; Architecture in Historical Context; The Great Places; Practicum: Department of

Homeland Security Headquarters; Business Development for Real Estate Professionals.

Construction: Construction Management Process; Construction Estimating &

Procurement; Development and Construction Project Management.

International: Introduction to International Real Estate Investment; Negotiations; Selected

Regions in International Real Estate: China; Selected Regions in International Real

Estate: Europe; Selected Regions in International Real Estate: Latin America; Selected

Regions in International Real Estate: India.

Energy and Environmental: Green Buildings; Green Development & Construction; Green

Asset & Building Management; Energy Issues in Real Estate.

COUNSEL, MORTGAGE SECURITIES, REAL ESTATE FINANCE, AND MERGERS

New York City, NY and Washington, DC 2004-2008

Counseled in Global Finance Group at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft on bulk real estate

transfer matters, i.e., commercial mortgage backed securities (CMBS), buyouts by real estate

private equity groups, and real estate capital markets, for Bank of America, Barclays, Bear

Stearns, Citigroup, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan Chase, Lehman

Brothers, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, Nomura, TIAA-CREF, UBS, and Wachovia.

Counseled at Crowell & Moring on SBC-AT&T and AT&T-BellSouth mergers.

Counseled Trammell Crow Company on real estate financial restructuring and outsourcing.

THE AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS, NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS Washington, DC

REAL ESTATE SENIOR COUNSEL AND ASSISTANT CORPORATE SECRETARY 2001-2004

Recruited to perform and direct all Red Cross real estate legal work and coordinate asset

management nationwide for $2 billion real estate portfolio, held by headquarters and blood

services units; played key role in financially restructuring and monetizing entire portfolio.

COLE RAYWID & BRAVERMAN (merged into Davis Wright Tremaine, 2006) Washington, DC

COUNSEL, INFRASTRUCTURE AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS LAW 2000-2001

Recruited to obtain municipal cable excavation permits and build fiber optic network in Texas.

EXXON MOBIL CORPORATION, MOBIL WORLD HEADQUARTERS Fairfax, VA

COUNSEL, REAL ESTATE AND ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 1993-1994; 1998-2000

Recruited second time in 1998 to perform all corporate real estate legal due diligence of

multibillion dollar real estate portfolio for Exxon-Mobil merger, then largest merger ever.

Initially recruited in 1993 as one of 3 Superfund lawyers to manage 300 hazardous waste sites

nationwide; personally managed 100 sites with billions of dollars in potential liability.

ATTORNEY, LAW FIRM/PRIVATE PRACTICE: REAL ESTATE, MERGERS, TECHNOLOGY,

TELECOMMUNICATIONS, ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

Washington, DC and Boston, MA 1988-1993 and 1994-1999

Counsel, Real Estate, Mergers, Telecommunications: Counseled Chancellor Media Corporation

of Los Angeles, largest owner of radio stations at the time, on mergers; Teleglobe International

Corporation, on telecoms law; Marriott International Corporation, on Ritz Carlton

hotel/condominium projects at Disney World and Sarasota, Florida, and in Washington, DC.

Associate, McKenna, Long & Aldridge (merged into Dentons, 2015): Environmental

regulatory and litigation legal work for premier chemical regulation and hazardous waste practice.

Associate, Content, Tatusko & Patterson: Commercial real estate legal work, including retail

and office leasing, purchases and sales, condominiums, and environmental real estate matters.

Associate, Casner & Edwards: Nationwide defense of W.R. Grace in asbestos personal injury

and property damage actions involving billions of dollars in liability.

Associate, Rackemann, Sawyer & Brewster: Commercial real estate legal work, including retail

and office leasing, development of major shopping malls, purchases and sales, and condominiums.

EDUCATION

CORNELL LAW SCHOOL Ithaca, NY

JD, 1988, with major in Business and Regulation Law and specialization in International Legal Studies.

Coursework focused on corporate law, real estate law, environmental law, litigation, tax, and international

law. Moot Court, Asian-American Law Association.

HARVARD UNIVERSITY Cambridge, MA

AM, 1985, International Relations, with focus on American-Russian and American-East Asian relations.

Passed foreign language examinations in Russian, German, and Spanish. Tutor, Lowell House; Co-

founder, Harvard Speech and Parliamentary Debating Society. Designed curriculum and taught honors

courses to Harvard undergraduates in American Foreign Policy, Twentieth Century American History and

Politics, Russian and Soviet History and Politics, American-East Asian Relations, and Social Theory.

THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO Chicago, IL

AB, 1981, with honors, focused on Economics and International Relations, with emphasis on

microeconomics, economic geography, American-Russian and American-East Asian relations. Substantial

additional coursework in urban planning, and Russian, German, and Chinese languages. President, The

Chicago Debating Society, debated all over the English-speaking world; Morton-Murphy Award for

Excellence in Academics and Student Activities.

SPECIFIC LEGAL, REAL ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL SKILLS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

SECURITIZATION AND PRIVATE EQUITY

At Cadwalader, analyzed and prepared extensive detailed summaries of financial aspects of

dozens of leases, reciprocal easement agreements, and other real estate documentation, and

collaborated closely with Capital Markets Group, for numerous commercial mortgage backed

securities (CMBS) issuances by Bank of America, Barclays, Bear Stearns, Citigroup, Credit

Suisse, Deutsche Bank, EuroHypo, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan Chase, Lehman Brothers, Merrill

Lynch, Morgan Stanley, Nomura, Societe General, TIAA-CREF, UBS, and Wachovia; prepared

extensive detailed summaries of CMBS transactions for Standard & Poor’s and Fitch rating

agencies.

At Cadwalader, analyzed real estate documentation for NRDC Equity Partners buyout of Lord &

Taylor, for spinoffs of properties from Blackstone acquisition of Equity Office, for Beacon

Capital’s purchase of 1211 Avenue of the Americas, for whole-business securitization of Dunkin’

Donuts, and for sale of Trizec properties.

At The American National Red Cross, reviewed fund offering materials and negotiated and

analyzed real estate private equity transactions with Beacon Capital Partners and other private

equity organizations for investment of approximately 10% of $400 million Red Cross endowment

invested in real estate assets.

At The American National Red Cross, collaborated with blood services and outside counsel to

securitize blood cash flow receivables from hospitals, and collaborated with treasury and finance

departments to obtain securities market rating from Moody’s.

LENDING AND DEBT

At Cadwalader, analyzed and prepared extensive detailed summaries of dozens of notes,

mortgages, and other loan documents, as well as leases, reciprocal easement agreements, and other

real estate documentation, for numerous CMBS issuances, structured finance, and numerous

mezzanine and other loans secured by real estate, and participated in loan sale transactions and

warehouse loan transactions.

At Rackemann, Sawyer & Brewster, Content, Tatusko & Patterson, The American National Red

Cross, and elsewhere, negotiated hundreds of loans secured by real estate, as well as unsecured

loans and construction loans.

At The American National Red Cross, evaluated alternative funding sources, and negotiated and

analyzed tax-exempt bond transactions for financing $135,000,000 National Headquarters

building with the District of Columbia government and 25 large-scale biomedical and chapter

facilities in Chicago, Baltimore, and elsewhere.

At The American National Red Cross, negotiated $150 million standby bond repurchase facility

line of credit with KeyBank; conversion of $40 million Wachovia loan program to a revolving line

of credit; $100 million JPMorgan Chase line of credit; and $100 million Bank of America line of

credit.

At The American National Red Cross, collaborated with treasury and finance departments to

create corporate credit policy and develop intra-corporate lending program by which chapters lend

money to national headquarters.

MERGERS

At Exxon Mobil Corporation, performed all corporate real estate legal due diligence (i.e., the legal

due diligence for all real estate except service stations) upon Mobil’s multibillion dollar real estate

portfolio for Exxon-Mobil merger, then largest merger ever; reviewed and analyzed all of Mobil’s

thousands of real estate documents nationwide, as well as some international real estate

documents; properties were a virtual laboratory of real estate, including terminals, pipelines,

refineries, oil shale lands leased from the federal government, easements, production sharing

agreements, office buildings, retail shopping malls, and golf resorts. Collaborated with real estate

client group and investment bankers on logistics, marketing, and financial modeling, and in

evaluating projects and transactions.

At Crowell & Moring, performed due diligence upon target documents for SBC-AT&T and

AT&T-BellSouth mergers, particularly as to Corporate Development department.

At Latham & Watkins, following 1996 Telecommunications Act, assisted in negotiating series of

radio station mergers culminating in creation of Chancellor Media Corporation of Los Angeles,

largest owner of radio stations in the country, later merged into Clear Channel.

REAL ESTATE FINANCIAL AND OPERATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE

At The American National Red Cross, collaborated with treasury, finance, and real estate

departments to financially restructure and substantially monetize entire $2 billion Red Cross real

estate portfolio, held by headquarters, chapters, and blood services, including program of sales of

surplus properties and sale-leasebacks and intra-corporate debt program; prepared request for

proposals and interviewed outside real estate management consultants.

At Exxon Mobil Corporation and The American National Red Cross, collaborated with treasury

and outside investment bankers on corporate-wide real estate restructuring issues, including

detailed analysis of general ledger real estate accounting entries.

At The American National Red Cross, Exxon Mobil Corporation, Marriott International, Inc.,

Teleglobe International Corporation, and Giant Food, collaborated closely with real estate

business client groups and gained exceptional level of familiarity with corporate real estate

function and operations in industrial companies, service companies, and nonprofits.

REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT, ACQUISITIONS, AND DISPOSITIONS

Through the Urban Land Institute’s Panel Advisory Services program, served on 7-person pro

bono real estate advising team counseling the City of Norfolk, Virginia as to the sea level rise

resilience issues in the waterside Fort Norfolk area, recommending the replanning of Fort Norfolk

to pull development back from water’s edge; encouraging community access to waterfront by

means of temporary and low-intensity uses which avoid the cost and risk of permanent

development, including green infrastructure; creating hospital-related workforce housing in the

upland area near the light rail station; diversifying housing and jobs in the area to enhance

resilience, and creating resilient new economic clusters; and contributed to final report setting

forth strategic plan for managing Norfolk’s sea level risk resilience issues, ULI Advisory Services

Final Report--Norfolk, Virginia: Resilience in Fort Norfolk: Assessing Risk and Protecting Value

(May 2015).

Through the Counselors of Real Estate, led 4-person Consulting Corps pro bono real estate

advising team counseling Goodwin College, a rapidly growing college in East Hartford,

Connecticut catering to nontraditional students, as to how to manage its rapid growth within the

context of the needs of the Town of East Hartford, including focusing on Goodwin College’s role

as a real estate developer; devising a land use strategy that yields a balanced blend of taxable

commercial and non-profit uses; preparing a strategic agenda outlining the appropriate action steps

to successfully implement the land use strategy; laying the foundation for a defined “College

District” zoning classification for adoption by the Town; beginning an annual report from

Goodwin College to the Town as to direct and indirect financial support provided; and suggesting

the creation of an Economic Development Corporation; and drafted final report setting forth

strategic plan for improving the relationship between Goodwin College and the Town of East

Hartford, Strategic Analysis: Planning for and Managing Anticipated Growth (December 2014).

Through the Counselors of Real Estate, served on 6-person Consulting Corps pro bono real estate

advising team to determine the future adaptive reuse of Fort Ritchie, a 600-acre fort 20 miles

northwest of Frederick, Maryland, including complex board governance, economic development,

title, deed, land development, infrastructure, environmental, zoning, and historic preservation

issues; developed near-term reuse options including open space, recreation and leisure, destination

restaurant, winery, spring water wells, light industrial kitchen facility for food entrepreneurship,

data center, and senior living facilities; developed long-term reuse options including hospitality,

golf, single family residential, multifamily residential, institutional, retail, and office uses;

developed criteria to assist the Fort Ritchie board in selecting best short term and long-term

options; appeared in public presentation of preliminary adaptive reuse plan to community; and

drafted final report setting forth strategic plan for the fort, Real Estate Strategic Analysis: Fort

Ritchie, Maryland (October 2013).

At The American National Red Cross, addressed overriding Red Cross legal issue of compliance

with FDA consent decree for blood system operation by performing all legal work to launch 10-

year, $1 billion program to construct 22 new blood processing facilities nationwide. Reviewed,

analyzed and revised detailed blood processing facility standards developed by Ewing Cole

biomedical architects. Collaborated with blood services real estate department on logistics

optimization, marketing, financial, and cash flow modeling in Argus and Excel, and evaluated

economic viability of alternative potential projects; worked with brokers, selected sites, and

negotiated site purchase agreements, and prepared requests for proposals for construction

contracts, selected contractors, concluded construction contracts, and negotiated change orders in

the course of construction. Completed construction of first 3 of 22 facilities: $40 million facility

in Pomona, CA; $19 million facility in Johnstown, PA; and $28 million facility in Atlanta, GA.

Prepared presentations of projects for Red Cross senior management, president, and Board of

Governors.

At The American National Red Cross, performed all legal work to create new $135 million,

750,000 square foot American National Red Cross Headquarters Building, the 11th

largest Class A

building in Greater Washington. Negotiated $32 million interior buildout construction contract,

and numerous change orders, with Clark Construction Group.

At The American National Red Cross, collaborated with real estate business groups to develop

dozens of blood services and chapter projects nationwide, and collaborated with contracting

department to review hundreds of design, construction, renovation, and other contracts for all Red

Cross real estate projects nationwide.

At Marriott International Corporation, collaborated with other lawyers to develop Ritz Carlton

hotel/condominium projects at Disney World and Sarasota in Florida, and in the West End of

Washington, DC.

At the American National Red Cross, major transactions included $72.5 million sale-leaseback of

New York chapter house; $20 million sale of Boston chapter house; $16 million sale of

Philadelphia chapter house; $14 million land acquisition and construction of Chicago chapter

house; $9 million sale-leaseback of Los Angeles chapter house and blood services facility; $7.5

million purchase of Washington, DC, chapter house; and sec. 1031 exchange transactions.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:

Counselors of Real Estate (CRE), 2012-present

o Chapter Activities Committee, 2014-present

o CRE Consulting Corps Steering Committee, 2014-present

o Real Estate Issues Editorial Board, 2014-present

Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), Fellow, 2014-present

Lambda Alpha, 2012-present

Urban Land Institute (ULI):

o National ULI

Venues Committee for 2010 ULI Fall Meeting and Urban Expo, 2010

Full Member, 2013-present

Public Development Infrastructure Product Council, 2013-present

o ULI Washington

Trends Conference Planning Committee, 2013-present

Capital Markets Panel Subcommittee, 2013-2014

Health and Real Estate Panel Subcommittee, 2013-2014

Innovation District Panel Subcommittee, 2014-2015

Mentor, Young Leaders Mentor Program, 2008-present

District of Columbia Building Industries Association (DCBIA), including Committee on the

Environment and Committee on Government Relations

National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) DC/Maryland

National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) Northern Virginia

Academy for Legal Studies in Business (ALSB)

African American Real Estate Professionals (AAREP), Board Member

Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate (AFIRE)(through Johns Hopkins and Georgetown

universities)

Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM)(through Johns Hopkins and Georgetown

universities)

Commercial Real Estate Finance Council (CREFC)

FIABCI (international real estate professional association)

National Association of Olmsted Parks (NAOP)

National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries (NCREIF)(through Johns Hopkins and

Georgetown Universities)

Pension Real Estate Association (PREA)(through Johns Hopkins and Georgetown universities)

Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), Fellow

United States Green Building Council (USGBC)(through Johns Hopkins and Georgetown

universities)

United States Resilience Council, Stakeholders Committee, 7/15--present

American Real Estate Society (ARES)(through Johns Hopkins and Georgetown Universities)

Supreme Court of the United States Bar, 11/26/12

Massachusetts Bar, 1989, 6/23/89, BBO #554052 (inactive)

Maryland Bar, 6/23/93

District of Columbia Bar, 3/3/95, Bar #437163

CORPORATE BOARD AFFILIATIONS

Aquicore (entrepreneurial real estate energy efficiency and management company, founded by

Logan Soya; over 600 buildings under contract); Advisory Board Member

BG Lionstar (entrepreneurial education real estate and energy retrofit company working with

Fairfax County School System and other school systems, founded by Gary Odum, one of my

former Georgetown University real estate students); Advisory Board Member

Create, Inc., (entrepreneurial real estate information company that has created website

comprehensively assembling all information required for real estate feasibility analysis, founded

by Stefan Martinovic); Advisory Board Member

Rentference (entrepreneurial real estate company that makes it possible for Chinese students to

sign leases for housing in the United States prior to attending school here, founded by several of

my Johns Hopkins Carey Business School students), Advisory Board Member

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

D.C. Habitat for Humanity board, 2013-present

o Secretary, 2014-present

o Governance Committee, 2013-present

o Fundraising Committee, 2013-present

Washington Rotary Club, 2001-2004

Harvard University Alumni Activities: Harvard Alumni for Global Development, 2015- present;

Harvard Student Agencies Alumni Board (organization of Harvard entrepreneurial alumni; elected

position), February 2013-present, elected Secretary, co-chair Events Committee; Harvard Real

Estate Academic Initiative Board 2005-present; Harvard Real Estate Alumni Organization, 2011-

present; Harvard Winternship Mentor, 2015, Harvard Graduate School Council, 1999-2011, Chair,

Student Life Committee, 2002-2010; Harvard Club of Washington, Treasurer and Board Member,

Harvard Club at the National Press Club, 1994-1998, Board Member, Harvard Club of

Washington, 1999-2004, Vice President for Activities, 2001-2003; Harvard Club of New York.

Cornell University Alumni Activities: Cornell Real Estate Council, 1995-present; Cornell Hotel

Society, Affiliate Member, 2002-present; General Counsel, Cornell Club of Washington, 2012-

present; Cornell University National Council, Technology Transfer and Government Relations

Committees, 2000-2004; Cornell Alumni Federation, Representative from the Mid-Atlantic

Region, 2004-2008; Cornell Law School Advisory Council, 2004-2007, Co-Chair, Fundraising,

Metro Washington, 2007-present; Cornell Entrepreneur Network National Advisory Council,

2002-2007; Cornell Law School, 15th

Reunion Co-Chair, 2002-2003; Cornell Club of Washington,

Treasurer, 1995-1997, Vice President for Programming, 1997-1999, First Vice President, 1999-

2001; President, 2001-2003; Cornell Club of New York.

University of Chicago Alumni Activities: Awarded University of Chicago Alumni Service

Medal, highest honor university bestows on alumni, June 2011; University of Chicago Alumni

Law Society, International President, 2014-president, organizing alumni from all Chicago schools

into major new international alumni association for lawyers; Chair, Real Estate Section, 2015-

present; Co-Founder and President, DC Chapter, 2013; University of Chicago Foreign Policy

Circle, 2013-president; University of Chicago Economics Society, 2013-present; University of

Chicago National Alumni Board of Governors, 2000-2006, Vice President, 2004-2006; University

of Chicago Club of Washington, President, 1995-1999; University of Chicago Washington

Entrepreneurs Group, 2001-2004; University of Chicago Class of 1981 35th

Reunion Planning

Committee, 2015-2016; University of Chicago Class of 1979 35th

Reunion, Planning Committee,

2013-2014; University of Chicago 25th Reunion, Co-Chair, Fundraising Committee, 2003-2004

MIT Enterprise Forum, 2001-2004.

Van Ness Vision Committee (community group working to revitalize Van Ness area of DC),

2013-2015.

Van Ness Main Streets Corporation, Treasurer, 2015-present.

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Comparative International Real Estate Law (in progress)

Four Quadrants of Real Estate Finance (in progress)

Commercial Real Estate Finance Council, E-Primer Guide to Commercial Mortgage-Backed

Securities, Summer 2015. Major guide by the Commercial Real Estate Finance Council (CREFC),

main trade association of CMBS industry, as to how CMBS works. Also appear in training film

which accompanies E-Primer.

Urban Land Institute Advisory Services Panel Report—Norfolk, Virginia—Resilience in Fort

Norfolk: Assessing Risk and Protecting Value (contributor), May 2015

Counselors of Real Estate Consulting Corps, “Real Estate Strategic Analysis: Planning for and

Managing Anticipated Growth, East Hartford, Connecticut,” February 2015.

Book Review, David Lynn, The Advisor’s Guide to Commercial Real Estate Investments, Real

Estate Issues, Fall 2014.

Counselors of Real Estate Consulting Corps, “Real Estate Strategic Analysis: Fort Ritchie,

Maryland.” October 2013.

“Reviving the Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities Market: The Background and the Way

Forward,” Cornell Real Estate Review, Volume 7, May 2009.

READER FOR PUBLICATIONS

Calvin Gladney, Entrepreneurship for Lawyers

RECENT PRESS

August 12, 2014 Baltimore Sun, comment on selection of Baltimore City Council member Bill

Cole as president of the Baltimore Development Corporation

September 22, 2014 Daily Record, comment in article on DTZ’s purchase of Cassidy Turley

October 7, 2014 Washington Business Journal, comment in article on Inova Health’s

prospective lease of former Exxon Mobil headquarters in Fairfax, VA

November 14, 2014 Baltimore Sun, comment in article on growth of Hunt Valley, Maryland-based

Omega Healthcare Investors, Inc.; also appeared in InsuranceNewsNet.com

and Pharmacychoice.com

February-March, 2015 CoreNet Leader Magazine, comment in article on corporate real estate education

March 18, 2015 Johns Hopkins Carey Business School news feed, “Schilke Speaks on Mortgage

Securities at Harvard Law School”

Spring 2015 Johns Hopkins Carey Business Magazine, “Schilke Speaks on Houston’s

Infrastructure at Urban Land Institute Spring Meeting”

June 25, 2015 Baltimore Sun article on MARC trains

SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS, CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE, AND RELATED ACTIVITIES

2008-2009 Academic Year

Presentation to 40 Planning Officials from China on the History of City Planning in the United

States (with translator into Chinese), August 4, 2009

2009-2010 Academic Year

Cornell Real Estate Conference, New York City, October 1-2, 2009

Capital Real Estate Forum, Ritz-Carlton, Washington, DC, October 8, 2009

DC Building Industries Association (DCBIA) Leasing Market, Washington, DC, October 15, 2009

Harvard Real Estate Academic Initiative (REAI) Board Meeting, Cambridge, MA, October 20-21,

2009

Harvard Real Estate Conference and Career Fair, Cambridge, MA, October 21-22, 2009

National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) Northern Virginia, Distressed

Assets, Alexandria, VA, October 27, 2009

Urban Land Institute (ULI) Fall Meeting and Urban Land Expo, San Franscico, CA, November 2-

6, 2009

Urban Land Institute (ULI) Tour of Mission Bay Biotech and Mixed Use Development, San

Francisco, CA, November 3, 2009

Panelist at Urban Land Institute (ULI) Panel Advisory Services Program on Redeveloping Pier

Area South of Mission Bay, San Francisco, CA, November 5, 2009

Urban Land Institute (ULI) Washington Lifetime Achievement Award Dinner for Chip Akridge,

Wahsington, DC, November 10, 2009

Bisnow Rosslyn-Ballston Corridor, Washington, DC, February 17, 2010

Moderated Panel on Real Estate Careers, Georgetown University, Washington, DC, February 19,

2010

Tour, 1999 K Street, Designed by Helmut Jahn, Washington, DC, February 20, 2010

DC Building Industries Association (DCBIA), DC’s Changing Public Education System,

Washington, DC, March 18, 2010

Presented Tour of Daniel Burnham’s Union Station to Urban Land Institute (ULI) Washington

Mentors and Mentees, March 24, 2010

Tour of St. Elizabeths Hospital Campus and Department of Homeland Security Headquarters Site,

March 27, 2010

Urban Land Institute (ULI) Washington Real Estate Academic Leaders Meeting, April 26, 2010

Real Estate Summit, Georgetown University, Washington, DC, April 28, 2010

National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) Northern Virginia Bus Tour,

May 6, 2010

Harvard Real Estate Academic Initiative Board Meeting, Cambridge, MA, May 17-18, 2010

DC Building Industry Association Annual Awards Dinner, Washington, DC, May 20, 2010

Georgetown University Master of Professional Studies in Real Estate First Annual

Professionalism Award, to Chip Akridge, Washington, DC, June 15, 2010

2010-2011 Academic Year

Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate (AFIRE) Fall Meeting, Chicago, IL, September

19-21, 2010

Cornell Real Estate Conference, Ithaca, NY, September 23-24, 2010

Real Estate Luminaries Panel, Georgetown University, Washington, DC, September 29, 2010

Commercial Real Estate Women Panel, Washington, DC, September 30, 2010

Urban Land Institute (ULI) National Leadership Council Reception, Georgetown University,

Washington, DC, October 11, 2010

Urban Land Institute (ULI) Fall Meeting and Urban Land Expo, Washington, DC, October 11-

October 15, 2010

Moderated Sustainable Real Estate After-Conference, Georgetown University, Washington, DC,

October 15, 2010

Harvard Real Estate Academic Initiative Council Board Meeting, Cambridge, MA, October 19,

2010

Harvard Real Estate Conference, Cambridge, MA, October 20-21

DC Building Industries Association Annual Economic Development Event, November 4, 2010

Cornell Law School Alumni Program on Administrative Law, November 4, 2010

Harvard Real Estate Alumni Organization Program on Hines’s CityCenterDC, November 10, 2010

Bisnow Multifamily Summit, Washington, DC, December 9, 2010

Cornell Hotel School Annual Event, Washington, DC, January 7, 2011

Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Annual Event, January 18, 2011

Real Estate Monte Carlo Night Benefitting Children’s Hospital, February 5, 2011

Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate (AFIRE) Winter Conference, New York City,

February 9-10, 2011

Bisnow Washington Real Estate Summit, Washington, DC, March 1, 2011

Greater Washington Commercial Association of Realtors (GWCAR) Real Estate Summit,

featuring Vornado’s Steven Roth and Equity’s Sam Zell, Washington, DC, March 16, 2011

National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) Northern Virginia, Latest on

Healthcare Real Estate Market, Washington, DC, March 29, 2011

Moderated DC Regional Real Estate Forecast by Top DC Real Estate Professionals, Georgetown

University, Washington, DC, March 31, 2011

ULI Washington Trends Conference, Washington, DC, April 12, 2011

National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) DC/MD, Capital Challenge

Case Competition, Final Round, Washington, DC, April 14, 2012

Bisnow Northern Virginia Industrial Real Estate Summit, Tysons Corner, VA, April 25, 2011

Bisnow Event with The Carlyle Group’s David Rubenstein, Washington, DC, April 27, 2011

Harvard Real Estate Academic Initiative Board Meeting, Cambridge, MA, May 5-6, 2011

Bisnow Hotel Investment Summit, Washington, DC, May 10, 2011

Harvard Real Estate Alumni Organization, Steve Goldin, Director, Real Estate, Metropolitaw

Washington Area Transit Authority, May 10, 2011

Bisnow Healthcare Real Estate, Washington, DC, May 16, 2011

Bisnow Real Estate Weekend, Nemacolin Woodlands Resort, Farmington, Pennsylvania, June 17-

19, 2011

Moderated Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Infrastructure Event, Georgetown

University, Washington, DC, June 20, 2011

Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) Conference, National Harbor, Maryland,

June 27, 2011

Bisnow Office Real Estate, Washington, DC, June 30, 2011

Georgetown University Master of Professional Studies in Real Estate Program Second Annual

Professionalism Award, to Bill Alsup of Hines for leading development of CityCenterDC, Dinner

and Awards Ceremony for 400 Top Real Estate Professionals at 1099 New York Avenue,

Overlooking CityCenterDC Site

Tour of Union Station for Urban Land Institute (ULI) Washington Mentees, July 24, 2011

Bisnow Nothern Virginia Multifamily, Tysons Corner, August 11, 2011

2011-2012 Academic Year

Presented Executive-Level Planning, Architecture, and Real Estate Bus Tour of Central

Washington, Arlington and Alexandria for Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) National

Conference, Washington, DC, September 14, 2011 (with Tony Simon of the Commission on Fine

Arts)

Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate (AFIRE) Annual Membership Meeting,

Washington, DC, September 18-20, 2011

International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) Idea Exchange, Richmond, September 20-21,

2011

United States Green Building Council (USGBC) Greenbuild Conference, Toronto, October 4-7,

2011

Cornell University Program in Real Estate Conference, New York City, October 13-14, 2011

Urban Land Institute (ULI) Fall Meeting and Urban Land Expo, Los Angeles, October 24-28,

2011

DC Building Industry Association (DCBIA), DC’s New Super Agency Up and Running,

Washington, DC, November 4, 2011

Harvard University Real Estate Academic Initiative Conference, Cambridge, MA, November 9-

10, 2011

Moderated and Presented at 2nd

Annual Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA)

Thought Leaders Conference, Georgetown University,Washington, DC, November 10, 2011

Presented Executive-Level Real Estate and Architecture Tour, Daniel Burnham’s Southern

Building, Washington, DC, December 2, 2011

Lambda Alpha meeting, Washington, DC, December 16, 2011

Cornell Law School Networking Reception, Washington, DC, January 5, 2012

Cornell Hotel School Mid-Atlantic Alumni Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, January 6, 2012

DC Building Industry Association (DCBIA) Annual Capital Markets Outlook, January 12, 2012

Urban Land Institute (ULI) Washington Mentor Meeting, January 17, 2012

Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Metro DC Annual Meeting, January 24, 2012

Turner Construction Annual Real Estate Forecast Event with Dr. Stephen Fuller, February 2, 2012

The JBG Companies Bus Tour of Projects in Rosslyn-Ballston Corridor, February 8, 2012

Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate (AFIRE) Winter Conference, New York City, NY,

February 15-16, 2012

Bisnow Multfamily Summit, New York City, NY, February 17, 2012

Moderated Georgetown University Master of Professional Studies in Real Estate Career Fair and

Panel on Real Estate Careers; Companies Attending Included AFL-CIO Housing Fund Investment

Trust; Mark G. Anderson Consultants; Avalon Bay Communities; Brailsford & Dunlavey;

Brookfield Office Properties; Chesapeake Investment Services; Clark Construction Group; CoStar

Group, Inc.; Deloitte & Touche LLP; District of Columbia Deputy Mayor’s Office for Planning

and Economic Development; Edens; Enterprise Community Partners; Ernst & Young; FIABCI-

USA; Foulger-Pratt Companies; Gables Residential; Hines; The JBG Companies; Jones Lang

LaSalle; McShea; The Minority Resource; NorthMarq Capital; Orr Partners; The Peterson

Companies; PriceWaterhouseCoopers-Financial Instruments, Structured Products, and Real Estate

Group, and Washington Federal Practice; Prudential Douglas Elliman; RCLCO; Real Estate

Financial Modeling; Red Mortgage Capital; Reznick Group; Thompson, Cobb, Bazilio &

Associates, P.C.; United States Army Corps of Engineers; Walker & Dunlop; Washington Realty

Investment Trust, March 1-2, 2012.

Urban Land Institute (ULI) Washington Mentor-Mentee Tour of NOMA by Jamie Bratt, NOMA

Business Improvement District, Washington, DC, March 8, 2012

Cornell Hotel School Mid-Atlantic Alumni Monthly Meeting, Washington, DC, March 4, 2012

National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) Maryland/DC Capital

Challenge Judging Session, Bethesda, MD, March 23, 2012

Harvard Real Estate Academic Initiative (REAI) Board Meeting, Cambridge, MA, April 10-11,

2012

NAIOP Maryland/DC Capital Challenge Public Presentation, Washington, DC, April 12, 2012

Presented Executive-Level Planning, Architecture, and Real Estate Tour of Union Station to

Urban Land Institute (ULI) Washington Mentors and Mentees, Washington, DC (with Tony

Simon of the Commission on Fine Arts), April 13, 2012

Urban Land Institute (ULI) Washington Trends Conference, Washington, DC, April 17, 2012

Bisnow Real Estate Summit, Washington, DC, April 18, 2012

Georgetown University Master of Professional Studies in Real Estate Program Real Estate Private

Equity Panel, April 19, 2012

Urban Land Institute (ULI) Washington Mentors and Mentees, Herb Miller Tour of Washington

Harbor and Georgetown Park, Washington, DC, April 20, 2012

Duane Morris Real Estate Roundtable, Washington, DC, April 25, 2012

Presented Executive-Level Real Estate and Architecture Tour, Daniel Burnham’s Southern

Building, Washington, DC, May 4, 2012

Bisnow Hotel Summit, Tysons Corner, VA, May 7, 2012

National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) Northern Virginia Annual Real

Estate Trade Show and Bus Tour, May 10, 2012

Urban Land Institute (ULI) Washington Mentors and Mentees, Meet the Department Heads,

Combined Properties, Washington, DC, May 10, 2012

DC Building Industry Association (DCBIA) Achievement Awards, May 10, 2012

Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Program, Dr. Olga Kaganova, Urban Institute,

Government Real Estate Management Under Budget Constraints, May 17, 2012

Urban Land Institute (ULI), Capital Markets Summit, New York City, NY, June 6-7, 2012

Presentation to Russian Real Estate Professionals and Graduate Students from Moscow Higher

School of Economics, including lectures on US Real Estate and Institutions, Fundamentals of US

Real Estate Finance; United States, Central European, and Russian Real Estate Development

Style; Site Visit to Baltimore Inner Harbor, Georgetown University; US Capital Markets and the

Great Recession; DC Real Estate Market; Site Visit to CityCenterDC; Emerging DC Markets—

NOMA; Site Visit to Eastern Market; Washington, DC (with Glenn Williamson, Eastern

European Real Estate, Amber Real Estate), June 10-23, 2012

Cornell Real Estate Council Washington Annual Event, Washington, DC, June 14, 2012

Cornell Hotel School Dean’s Leadership Series, Washington, DC, June 14, 2012

2012-2013 Academic Year

Panelist, Corporate Real Estate Issues, Long Island City Chamber of Commerce Symposium,

Queens, NY, February 28, 2013

Moderator, Panel Discussion, What’s Next in Washington DC: Expansion and Contraction in the

Office Market; Panelists: Bill Quinby, Studley; John Benziger, Cassidy Turley; Jeff Kottmeier,

CBRE; David Webb, Cassidy Turley, March 7, 2013

Presented Executive Level Real Estate and Architecture Tour, Daniel Burnham’s Union Station,

March 23, 2013

Presented Frank Lloyd Wright program at District Architecture Center, April 16, 2013

2013-2014 Academic Year

Counselors of Real Estate (CRE) Consulting Corps assignment, Fort Ritchie, Maryland, August 4

through August 9, 2013.

Bisnow Senior Housing Summit, Washington, DC, August 27, 2013.

Moderator, Cornell Real Estate Council program on Healthcare Real Estate, Washington, DC,

September 18, 2013.

Lambda Alpha Program on Olin Studio, landscape architects of Canal Park, Washington, DC,

September 27, 2013.

Harvard Real Estate Academic Initiative Board Meeting, September 30-31, 2013, Cambridge,

MA, September 30-31, 2013.

Cornell Hotel School Annual Update, October 4, 2013.

Cornell Real Estate Conference, New York City, NY, October 10, 2013.

Tour, Union Station, for Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Student Government, Washington,

DC, October 12, 2013.

Moderator and Panelist, Harvard Student Agencies (entrepreneurship organization) Board

Meeting, Cambridge, MA, October 18-19, 2013.

Infrastructure Finance Presentation by James McKellar, Director, Infrastructure Program,

University of York, Washington, DC, October 24-24, 2013.

Lambda Alpha Investiture, Cosmos Club, Washington, DC, October 28, 2013.

Bisnow, Chicago State of the Market, Chicago, IL, October 31, 2013.

Presentation of Johns Hopkins Carey Business School and Real Estate and Infrastructure program

to University of Chicago students and careers staff, Chicago, IL, November 1, 2013 (with Pam

Williams of Admissions).

Urban Land Institute Fall Meeting, Chicago, IL, November 4 through November 8, 2013.

Forum 48 (organization focused on universities and economic development) meeting, Chicago, IL,

November 5, 2013.

Urban Land Institute Public Development Infrastructure Council Meeting, Chicago, IL, November

6, 2013.

University of Chicago Booth School of Business Real Estate Reception, Chicago, IL, November 6,

2013.

Harvard Real Estate Academic Initiative Real Estate Reception, Chicago, IL, November 7, 2013.

Main Presenter, Urban Land Institute Washington Young Leaders Real Estate 101, “Real Estate

Negotiation”, November 13, 2013.

Moderator, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Real Estate Program Panel Presentation, “5

Things to Succeed in Real Estate”, November 18, 2013.

Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Presentation to Construction Program Students, University

of Maryland Eastern Shore, with Lenka Dewa, Real Estate Advisory Board member, November

19, 2013.

Real Estate Lenders Association (RELA) presentation at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School on

Tysons Corner R(evolution), November 21, 2013.

Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), presentation at Carey Business School by Dietmar

Georg on German real estate investment in the United States, Washington, DC. November 26,

2013.

Urban Land Institute Washington, DC’s Legacy Office Space: Its Challenges and Solutions in

Attracting Tenants, Washington, DC, January 29, 2014.

NAIOP Northern Virginia, Northern Virginia Real Estate Forecast, February 6, 2014.

Urban Land Institute, Building Healthy Places Conference, Los Angeles, CA, February 20-21,

2014.

Bisnow, Retail Real Estate Summit, Washington, DC, February 27, 2014.

Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Real Estate and Infrastructure Career Fair, Washington,

DC, March 6, 2014.

Sperry Van Ness Placemaking Economic Development Symposium, Boca Raton, Florida, March

28, 2014.

Urban Land Institute Trends Washington Conference, April 3, 2014.

Urban Land Institute Spring Meeting, April 9 through April 11, 2014; Speaker, Public

Development Infrastructure Product Council Meeting.

2014-2015 Academic Year

Cornell Hotel School program, August 7, 2014

Urban Land Institute Washington, Russia program, August 7, 2014

University of Chicago Alumni Law Society program, August 13, 2014

Habitat for Humanity DC program, September 4, 2014

Van Ness Vision program, September 5, 2014

CoreNet Program, September 11, 2014

Chicago Economics Society, James Heckman event, September 12, 2014

Harvard Graduate School of Design Campaign Launch, September 12-13, 2014

Habitat for Humanity DC program, September 15, 2014

University of Chicago Alumni Law Society program, September 17, 2014

Van Ness Vision Committee program, September 20, 2014

Lambda Alpha International, Bozzuto program, September 24, 2014

Healthcare Real Estate presentation to Johns Hopkins Carey Business School students, September

29, 2014

Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors program, October 6, 2014

Harvard Real Estate Academic Initiative Board Fall Meeting, Cambridge, MA, October 7-8, 2014

Cornell Real Estate Council Conference, New York City, October 9, 2014

CoreNet Summit Planning Meeting, October 13, 2014

University of Chicago Alumni Law Society program, October 16, 2014

Harvard Student Agencies Board Meeting, Cambridge, MA, October 18, 2014

Urban Land Institute Fall Meeting, New York City, October 21-24, 2015

Urban Land Institute Public Development Infrastructure Council, wrapup presentation to Council,

October 22, 2014

Cornell Law School program, October 23, 2014

CoreNet Summit, National Harbor, October 26-29, 2014

CoreNet Corporate Real Estate Careers panel, panelist, October 28, 2014

University of Chicago Alumni Law Society program, October 29, 2014

DC Building Industry Association Union Station program, October 30, 2014

Cornell Club of Washington careers panel, panelist, November 8, 2014

Urban Land Institute Washington DC-Baltimore MD Transit-Oriented Development Product

Council meeting, November 13, 2014

Habitat for Humanity DC Retreat, November 15, 2014

Chair, Counselors of Real Estate Consulting Corps Pro Bono Consulting Assignment, East

Hartford, Connecticut, November 16-November 21, 2014

Counselors of Real Estate Consulting Corps, public presentation to City of East Hartford,

November 21, 2014

University of Chicago Alumni Law Society, Antitrust Program planning meeting, December 2,

2014

Urban Land Institute Washington DC, Metropolitan Metropolitan Area Transit Authority

(WMATA) regional planning meeting, December 4, 2014

Urban Land Institute Panel Advisory Services Sea Level Rise Resilience Panel, Norfolk, VA,

December 14-December 19, 2014

Urban Land Institute Sea Level Rise Resilience Panel, public presentation to City of Norfolk,

December 19. 2014

Meeting with CoreNet CEO Angela Cain and CoreNet education staff Dean Jordan, Craig Van

Pelt, and David Vining, CoreNet Headquarters, Altanta, GA, January 5, 2015

Harvard Winternship Mentor, to Harvard undergraduate student Luke Yulun Chang, on

commercial mortgage-backed securities, January 12-16, 2015

University of Chicago Alumni Law Society program, January 20, 2015

Urban Land Institute Washington DC, Women’s Initiative Program, January 29, 2015

University of Chicago Alumni Law Society, Antitrust Program planning meeting, February 1,

2015

Cannon Design, Focus on Population Health in Design and Real Estate, Kaiser Permanente,

February 5, 2015

Harvard Student Agencies Hail and Farewell program, Cambridge, MA, February 6, 2015

Harvard Student Agencies Board Meeting, Cambridge, MA, February 7, 2015

Habitat for Humanity DC program, February 9, 2015

Urban Land Institute Washington DC program, Real Estate Legends: Bob Pinkard, February 11,

2015

Aquicore (real estate energy efficiency company) ribbon-cutting event with District of Columbia

Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development Brian Kenner, February 18, 2015

Habitat for Humanity DC program, March 16, 2015

Habitat for Humanity DC fundraiser, March 21, 2015

Meeting with Sarosh Olpadwala, Director, Real Estate, DC Deputy Mayor’s Office for Planning

and Economic Development, March 30, 2015

Urban Land Institute Washington DC, mentor event with Gerry Widdicombe, Downtown DC

BID, April 9, 2015

University of Chicago Alumni Law Society Antitrust event, Skadden Arps, April 15, 2015

American Real Estate Society (ARES) panel, Stepping Up to Run a Department or Center, Fort

Myers, FL, April 16, 2015

Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) event with international RICS president, April 20,

2015

University of Chicago Alumni Law Society program, April 20, 2015

Lambda Alpha International, Land Economics Weekend, April 24-26, 2015

Urban Land Institute Washington DC Trends Conference, including Innovation Districts panel,

April 28, 2015

Urban Land Institute Spring Meeting, Houston, May 11-May 14, 2015

Urban Land Institute Public Development Infrastructure Council, wrapup presentation to Council,

May 14, 2015

Habitat for Humanity DC program, May 18, 2015

Frederick Law Olmsted in Washington DC Tour, Cornell Club of Washington, May 23, 2015

University of Chicago, Liberal Education and Careers panel, panelist, Chicago, IL, June 5, 2015

University of Chicago Alumni Law Society Corporate Governance Panel, moderator, Chicago, IL, June 6,

2015

Urban Land Institute, Hampton Roads District Council, presentation of final ULI Norfolk Sea

Level Rise Resiliency Report to District Council (with planner Paul Moyer), June 9, 2015

Urban Land Institute Washington DC, Real Estate Legends: Matt Kelly, JBG, June 10, 2015

Habitat for Humanity DC program, June 8, 2015

DC Building Industries Association summer event, July 15, 2015

2015-2016 Academic Year

Van Ness Vision Committee meeting, August 14, 2015

Chicago Economics Society, August 17, 2015

Van Ness Vision Committee meeting, September 11, 2015

University of Chicago Alumni Law Society program, September 18, 2015

Harvard Alumni in Global Development program, September 20, 2015

Urban Land Institute Mentorship program, September 21, 2015

Urban Land Institute Trends Committee program, September 22, 2015

Urban Land Institute Mentorship program, October 1, 2105

Delta Multifamily Forecast, October 8, 2015

Van Ness Vision Committee meeting, October 9, 2015

Urban Land Institute Trends Committee program, October 13, 2015

Bonstra Haresign Open House, October 23, 2015

Jones Lang LaSalle Government Investor Services Team, November 5, 2015

Urban Land Institute Trends Committee program, November 10, 2015

Think Local DC Developers Dinner, November 10, 2015

Van Ness Vision Committee Meeting, November 13, 2015

Urban Land Institute Mentor Program Building Tour, Fort Totten Square, November 13, 2015

Habitat for Humanity Annual Retreat, November 14, 2015

Greenbuild DC, November 17-18 2015

Lambda Alpha Program, November 20, 2015

Urban Land Institute Mentor Program, December 3, 2015

Union Station Revitalization Corporation, Pubic Scoping of Environmental Impact Statement,

December 7, 2015

Urban Land Institute Trends Program, December 8, 2015

Cornell Stakeholders Meeting, December 9, 2015

Van Ness Vision Committee Meeting, December 11, 2015

Habitat for Humanity Program, December 12, 2015

Lambda Alpha Program, January 28, 2016

Harvard Student Agencies, Hail & Farewell and Graduate Board Meeting, January 29-30, 2016

Urban Land Institute Trends Committee Program, February 2, 2016

Trendlines Regional Real Estate Forecasting Program, February 4, 2016

Habitat for Humanity Program, February 8, 2016

National Main Street Training, February 20, 2016

Van Ness Main Street Economic Development Meeting, February 22, 2016

Urban Land Institute Mentor Program, Design Forecast, Gensler, February 24, 2016

University of Chicago, Lawyers as Leaders Program, Orrick, 2016

Lambda Alpha Program, February 23, 2016

Urban Land Institute Trends Program, March 1, 2016

Counselors of Real Estate, Washington DC Fall Conference Planning, March 1, 2016

University of Chicago Alumni Law Society Program, March 21, 2016

University of Chicago Alumni Law Society, Clean Power Plan, Pillsbury

Union Station Redevelopment Corporation, Scoping of Environmental Impact Statement, Public

Informational Forum, March 30, 2016

Van Ness Main Street Economic Development Committee Meeting, April 6, 2016

Urban Land Institute Mentor Program Building Tour, The Wharf, April 7, 2016

Urban Land Institute Trends Committee Program, April 12, 2016

Lamba Alpha Program, April 15, 2016

BG Lionstar Board Meeting, April 15, 2016

Urban Land Institute Public Development Infrastructure Product Council Meeting, April 21, 2016

Van Ness Main Street, Art at Van Ness Conference, April 23, 2016

Harvard Real Estate Board Meeting, April 25-26, 2016

Urban Land Institute Trends Conference, April 27, 2016

Presentation to Union Station Redevelopment Corporation, “Daniel Burnham: Chicago,

Washington, Chicago,” May 12, 2016

Lambda Alpha Program, May 20, 2016

Van Ness Main Street Art All Night Organizational Program May 21, 2016

University of Chicago Alumni Law Society, “Art Law,” presentation at Baker & McKenzie,

Chicago, June 2, 2016.

Counselors of Real Estate Planning Meeting for Washington DC Fall Conference, June 8, 2016

Presentation to Bonstra Haresign Architects, “Daniel Burnham: Chicago, Washington, Chicago,”

June 17, 2016

Presentation to Harvard Student Agencies (undergraduate entrepreneurship organization) on

careers in real estate and law, July 20-21, 2016