Interviews

Michael Pink has been a lawyer, FO, COO, and more. He develops boutique multifamily urban infill projects ranging in size from 12 to 75 units.

Brian Murray is a Peace Corps alumnus and seasoned entrepreneur who strives to be a catalyst for positive change.

Jamie Giellis, founder and principal of Centro, a consulting firm which works to support cities and neighborhoods through community-led renewal and reinvestment.

Pinar Guvenc is the Partner of SOUR, an award-winning architecture and design studio focused on sustainable, adaptive, and inclusive methodologies.

Matt McPheely is going all in creating a sustainable model for real estate development as a force for good in our communities, like in the Chapel Greenville project.

Adam Fenton brings over 14 years of experience in direct equity real estate investment and development, having developed over 1,500 units valued at nearly $900 million.

Jonathan Berk is a placemaker and New Urbanist focused on building vibrant communities that foster connectivity and creativity.

Tanya Spaulding's focus has always been on consumer based brands and businesses. She has been recognized through the Business Journal’s Women to Watch.

Transforming Cities welcomes Kelly Regan, Editorial Director at Next City. Kelly manages content development and journalism at Next City.

Danielle Arigoni works to support AARP’s 53 offices, the nearly 500 localities, and the several states enrolled in the AARP Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities.

Max Musicant is Founder and President of The Musicant Group, a space activation firm dedicated to “creating places where people want to be."

Nate Loewentheil supports Camber Creek’s deal flow and served in the Obama White House. He has written for the New York Times, Washington Post and dozens of other outlets.

Nicole Swerhun has delivered hundreds of projects, all focused on finding common ground among many voices to support decisions related to things that we share.

Matthew Rosenberg is on a mission to revolutionize the architecture industry to resolve its inefficiencies by expanding the scope of the architect.

Scott Arnoldy is the founder of Triten Real Estate Partners, which pursues flexible investment strategies that involve a high level of repositioning or development.

Since Paul Hyde co-founded Hyde Development in 2012,the company has completed over 3.8 million square feet of industrial and office development in Minnesota.