6th Annual Baltimore Multifamily

Chickie Grayson is president and chief executive officer of Enterprise Homes, Inc. She has more than 30 years of experience in the development of housing for people from all walks of life. Since 1987, when she began her career with Enterprise, Chickie has established a reputation for building high-quality, affordable, workforce and market-rate rental and for-sale homes. Enterprise Homes has a successful track record in large-scale master planning, undertaking and completing complex mixed-income housing developments in both urban and suburban areas in the Mid-Atlantic region. Enterprise Homes also has extensive experience in layered financing to achieve its goals by working with private institutions and federal, state and local officials. To date, Enterprise Homes has developed over 6,200 for-sale and rental homes, including more than 2,000 homes that meet the Enterprise Green Communities Criteria. Chickie has been honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Baltimore District Council of The Urban Land Institute (ULI). She has also received the HOPE Leadership award for her achievements and dedication to providing homeownership opportunities for minorities, and has been recognized by The Daily Record as an "Influential Marylander in the field of Real Estate." Under her leadership, Enterprise Homes and its developments have received numerous awards, including U.S. Green Building Council Neighborhood Development Awards for Excellence in Green Building, a HAND Award for Best Development of the Year in the District of Columbia, an NAHB Multifamily Pillars of the Industry Award for Workforce Housing, and an Excellence in Community Development Award from the MBIA Land Development Council. Chickie is a graduate of the University of Maryland, where she earned her bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in urban affairs. She serves on the board of the Maryland Affordable Housing Coalition (MAHC), and is the current president. Chickie also serves on the Board of the Parks and People Foundation. Chickie has served on the Affordable Housing Advisory Councils of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta and the Federal National Mortgage Association.

Mr. Fidler is a respected member of the Maryland business community. He is Co‐Chairman of Chesapeake Realty Partners, a diversified real estate development business, Founding Partner of Boulder Ventures, a venture capital fund active in the Mid‐Atlantic and Colorado, and President of the family office for the Macks and Fidler families. Chesapeake Realty Partners has developed nearly 10,000 apartments. CRP is presently building Avenue Grand at White Marsh – 324 units adjoining The Avenue and White Marsh Mall in Baltimore County; SouthLake Apartments – 325 units in a 1,300 home PUD developed by CRP and The Michaels Company in Bowie, Maryland; and Woodmore Grand – 163 units in Woodmore Town Center, Prince George’s County. Recent projects include: Belvoir Square – 283 apartments and 10,000 s.f. of retail space in Fort Belvoir, VA; Waterside at Reston – 276‐units in Reston, VA; Paragon Columbia – 320‐units in Columbia, MD; The Winthrop – 295‐units in Towson, MD; 1901 South Charles – 193‐units in South Baltimore, MD; and 2 East Wells – 153‐units with 6,000 s.f. of retail space in South Baltimore, across from our 1901 South Charles Street location. In 1998, the Macks and Fidler families contributed 3,300 apartments to Home Properties (NYSE: HME) in an UPREIT transaction. He served on the HME Board from 2004‐2011. In 2018, he contributed 670 units in 3 communities to BroadTree Residential, a successor to Home Properties, in another UPREIT transaction. He now serves on the BroadTree Board. CRP has also developed more than 30,000 lots and was the largest non‐national home builder in the Baltimore metro area into the '90's. Current for‐sale projects include: SouthLake (described above); Coastal Village and Saltwater Landing – 800+ lots in Selbyville, DE; Creekside Village – 820 lots developed with ATAPCO Properties in Glen Burnie, MD; Simpson Oaks – 184 lots in Columbia, MD; Banyan Bay – 305 lots on a 251‐acre waterfront property in Stuart, FL (Martin County); Parkeside Preserve – 70 single‐ family homesites and 86 townhome lots to be developed in Annapolis, MD; and Severn Meadows – 116 townhomes in Crestwood, MD. Other active real estate projects include: WeWorkU (the first WeWork co‐office community on a University campus at University of Maryland, College Park); and numerous self‐storage projects under the RightAway Storage brand. Mr. Fidler is also an active venture capital and private equity investor. He is Chairman of Private Client Resources and serves on the Boards of AgriFiber, BroadTree Residential, and BurnAlong. He was a member of the Board of First Mariner Bank from its recapitalization in 2013 until its merger into Howard Bank in 2018. Mr. Fidler serves on the Board of Johns Hopkins Medicine, is Vice Chair of The Baltimore Community Foundation, and an officer of The Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore. In 2016‐17, he offered monthly Public Commentary on WYPR radio and sponsors “Future City” with Wes Moore, also on WYPR. Mr. Fidler also held leadership positions in numerous other community organizations. Mr. Fidler received his law degree from New York University School of Law (cum laude) and his BA from Brown University. Mr. Fidler and his wife of 41 years, Genine Macks Fidler, are residents of Naples, FL.

A founding principal of Somerset Development, Mr. Campbell has led the company in identifying, analyzing and packaging the financing of Somerset’s real estate development portfolio valued at $429 million with over 1,750 multi-family residential units with retail units and new community buildings. He has special expertise in forging public-private partnerships and affordable housing development, including Low Income Housing Tax Credits, Historic and New Markets Tax Credits, and federal, state, and local housing finance. Prior to starting Somerset, Mr. Campbell served for eight years at the AFL-CIO Investments Trusts, primarily as the Chief Investment Officer. The Investment Trusts consist of two-co-mingled real estate investment funds: the Housing Investment Trust and the Building Investment Trust. Together the Trusts invested approximately $1 billion of pension capital per year in new housing and commercial real estate projects. Prior to joining the Trusts, Mr. Campbell was Vice President for Development for Related Companies Northeast, a private developer of housing in the Boston area. Mr. Campbell has managed economic and housing developments for city and state governments; among them, the highly successful $1 billion, mixed-use redevelopment of the East Cambridge Riverfront. He has served as the executive Director of a non-profit community development corporation. Mr. Campbell has a Master’s Degree in City and Regional Planning from Harvard University.

Since joining the Martin Architectural Group in 2007 Dan has focused his efforts on Multi-Family Residential and Mixed-Use projects. His responsibilities include: client representation, project proposals, conceptual designs, construction documentation, coordination and on-site construction administration. From concept meeting to project close out, Dan works directly with the client and the design team to integrate building design. He regularly attends industry events, is jointly responsible for business development and is an active public speaker. Prior to joining The Martin Architectural Group, Dan led a twelve-person team as a Studio Leader at Toll Brothers, primarily on residential and clubhouse projects. He is a graduate of Drexel University and a member of ULI, NCARB, NAHB, Delaware Green Building Council and ICSC. Two of Dan’s passions are supporting and more often than not, judging the “Build a House...Build a Dream" event for Habitat for Humanity and getting a team together and raising awareness and dollars for the “The Dude Hates Cancer” event.

Catherine has 15 years of real estate development and community development experience, including public and private sector experience. At Telesis, she is responsible for the management of a large scale, multi-phase neighborhood redevelopment project and oversees both homeownership and multifamily rental development. Catherine has responsibility for projects throughout the development life-cycle, from conception through lease-up or sale. She has extensive experience working with community partners and meeting with community groups and leads multi-disciplinary teams of design, finance and construction professionals on both single-family homeownership projects and mixed-income and mixed-finance redevelopment projects. Catherine came to Telesis from the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) where she served as the Program Manager of HPD’s HUD Multifamily Preservation Loan Program. In this capacity, she was responsible for the direction of a new loan program targeted to finance the rehabilitation of large distressed multifamily buildings. Prior to that, she was a Project Manager in HPD’s Division of Special Needs Housing. From 2003 to 2005, she was a Presidential Management Fellow with the U.S. Treasury Department’s Community Development Financial Institutions Fund (CDFI Fund). Catherine is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame and received her Master of City Planning from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

As Vice President, Eric is responsible for the organization and execution of the comprehensive multifamily development process, and coordinating the efforts of the construction, design, and development teams. He is currently managing multiple development projects in both Anne Arundel County, Maryland and Fairfax County in Virginia. Eric has overseen more than $500 million in development projects including Crosswinds at Annapolis Towne Centre and The Beacon at Waugh Chapel. Eric has been actively involved with the Big Brother Big Sister program for over 10 years, and holds positions on the Board of Directors for both Live Baltimore and The Creative Alliance. Eric holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Vermont, a master’s degree in real estate development from The Carey School of Business at Johns Hopkins University, and is LEED Accredited in building design and new construction.