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Loren
Adams Doug
Perkins Treasurer
Jack
D. Farris Craig Fukuyama
Vice
President of Development/Operations Intracorp
San Diego Loren
Adams has been involved in multi-family, commercial and mixed-use development
since 1996. Currently vice
president of development/operations for Intracorp San Diego, he oversees
all project managers' projects, Douglas C. Perkins Mr.
Perkins has more than 25 years experience in education and public affairs.
As the owner of Pacific Gateway Group, a public affairs and marketing
firm, he works with corporate and nonprofit clients consulting in program
development, government relations, marketing plans, community education
and community networking. Prior to Pacific Gateway Group, Mr. Perkins
was the director of the San Diego County Organization of Private Education
(SCOPE), responsible for the administration of federal, state and local
programs of more than $4 million for 20 schools throughout San Diego County.
Mr. Perkins provided the oversight of training programs for more than
1,500 students as well as staff and fiscal management and served on various
government and industry advisory committees.
Investment Manager, Commercial Real Estate Group Wells Fargo Bank Lee Winslett has more than 15 years experience in real
estate lending and commercial banking.
For the past 8 years at Wells Fargo, he has worked as an investment
manager overseeing a corporate fund investing in various asset classes
including low-income housing tax credits, new market tax credits, real
estate private equity and non-real estate private equity in support of
affordable housing, neighborhood revitalization, economic development
and job creation. Prior to
that he served as senior lender responsible for the underwriting of construction
and permanent financing of commercial redevelopment and low-income residential
projects using various funding sources including federal low-income housing
tax credits, historic tax credits, tax-exempt bonds and tax-increment
financing.
Karolina
Ericsson Associate Luce,
Forward, Hamilton & Scripps Karolina Ericsson, as associate with the law firm of
Luce, Forward, Hamilton & Scripps, specializes in affordable housing.
She works closely with non-profit organizations to package tax
credits and other financing to develop affordable housing.
She also represents developers in leasing, purchase and sale transactions.
Prior to joining Luce Forward, Ms. Ericsson was the housing and
community development director for Price Charities and oversaw the development
of Village Townhomes, an affordable housing project in the City Heights
neighborhood of San Diego. She
received her law degree from Stanford Law School.
Jack
D. Farris Mr.
Farris has over 20 years of experience in positions related to economics
and government debt financing. He
currently leads the Asset Management and Marketing Division for the City
of
Craig
Fukuyama Craig
Fukuyama has more than 30 years of experience working in the real estate
industry. Mr. Fukuyama is currently a Senior Project Manager for Centex
Homes. Previously he owned his own real estate consulting company –
The Fukuyama Company. He held the position of Director of Planning and
Inspection for the City of Sanger, California. Later he moved to the private
sector, working with The Corky McMillin Companies as a Vice President
of Land Development, where he managed the development of McMillin's master-planned
communities of Rancho del Rey and McMillin Lomas Verdes. Mr. Fukuyama
is a graduate of California State University, Fresno. Mr. Fukuyama is
and has been a member of numerous local and regional boards, including
the Building Industry Association
of San Diego, HomeAid San Diego
and the Union of Pan Asian Communities. Richard
Juarez Partner Urban West Development Consultants Richard Juarez has been involved in inner-city community
development for over 30 years. Currently
a partner in Urban-West Development Consultants, he assists community
organizations, public agencies and private development with bringing affordable
housing to market. Mr. Juarez
is involved in several mixed-use developments in the City Heights area
of San Diego, including an 80,000-square-foot job-training offices and
retail complex with 120 affordable apartments.
He served for nine years as vice president for housing and economic
development for MAAC Project, a multi-service, community-based non-profit
organization. Mr. Juarez serves
on the board of the California Community Economic Development Association
and was a founding member of the San Diego Nonprofit Federation for Housing
and Community Development. He
has taught university courses in community economic development and inner-city
commercial revitalization. A
native San Diegan, Mr. Juarez has a master's degree in city and regional
planning.
Art
Rivera Vice President of Corporate Affairs Washington Mutual Art Rivera has nearly 20 years of diverse project finance
experience. Currently vice
president of corporate affairs for Washington Mutual, he oversees the
bank's community reinvestment commitment to San Diego which includes affordable
housing. Prior to Washington
Mutual, Mr. Rivera spent 12 years at Fannie Mae, managing several programs
focused on affordable housing.
His experience includes community development projects ranging
from major multi-family and urban mixed-use to affordable single-family
in community target areas and on Indian reservations.
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