Steve joined LaSalle in 2000 to establish the firm’s US medical office investment practice. He has overseen the acquisition of medical office investments valued at over $2 billion made on behalf of the Medical Office Fund series, LaSalle Property Fund, JLLIPT and various custom accounts. Before joining LaSalle, Steve served as Senior Vice President & Chief Investment Officer of Healthcare Financial Partners REIT where he oversaw investments in medical office buildings, assisted living facilities and nursing homes. Steve holds a BSc in Finance from the University of Maryland and is a Certified Public Accountant. He has also completed extensive coursework in real estate valuation through the Appraisal Institute.

Natalie Kirilichin, MD, MPH, is a board-certified attending emergency medicine physician and assistant professor with the George Washington University Department of Emergency Medicine. As faculty, she works at GWU and The Walter Reed National Military Medical Center clinically caring for patients and teaching/training medical students and residents. Her education leadership roles include co-directing the GWU MFA Health Policy Fellowship and the Health Policy Scholarly Concentration Program at the School of Medicine. Dr. Kirilichin is also core faculty for the Residency Fellowship in Health Policy. Dr. Kirilichin developed an interest in behavioral health while working for the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) as a health policy fellow. There, her portfolio included mental health and substance abuse policy, and her work supported Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act passage and the opioid funding provisions of 21st Century Cures. Dr. Kirilichin went on to join National Safety Council, a nonprofit that eliminates preventable deaths through leadership, research, education and advocacy. She serves as a medical advisor and member of the Physician Speaker’s Bureau for this organization, working with colleagues in multiple disciplines across the country on constructive interventions to combat the opioid epidemic. Dr. Kirilichin received her undergraduate degree (BS, Biology) from Georgetown University, and remained at Georgetown’s School of Medicine to complete her MD. She earned her MPH from the GWU Milken Institute School of Public Health. During her residency at University of Chicago Hospitals, she worked with the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) in an advocacy capacity. She currently serves as President of the DC Chapter of this organization and as a member of the Pain Management and Addiction Medicine Section. Finally, Dr. Kirilichin serves on the Advisory Committee for DC Health’s Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP).

Dr. Sunil Budhrani is the Chief Executive Officer of Innovation Health, a uniquely successful partnership between Aetna and one of the largest health systems in the Washington DC Metropolitan Area, INOVA Health System. Dr. Budhrani is a Board Certified Emergency Medicine Physician who graduated with Honors from the University of Pennsylvania. He went on to complete his Medical Degree at the George Washington University, where he then pursued his Masters in Public Health due to an interest in Population Health Dynamics. Subsequently, he completed his Residency training in Emergency Medicine at the Tufts University School of Medicine in Massachusetts, and went on to Chair and direct Emergency Departments and Urgent Care Centers throughout the East Coast. He co-founded CareClix Telemedicine, a leading pioneer in Telemedicine and Remote Patient Monitoring technologies with users throughout the United States and abroad.

Ashley Hunnicutt has over 20 years of healthcare leadership experience. Ashley has worked for Alexandria Hospital, Loudoun Healthcare Inc. and Loudoun Medical Group, Northern Virginia's largest physician owned multi specialty private practice, where Ashley was the Director of Administrative services. She oversaw operational aspects for all practice locations including practice administration, site selection, design, operational set up, hiring and openings. She also led all HR and commercial insurance procurement for the organization. In 2006 she left Loudoun Medical Group and began her own consulting company for practice management and healthcare policy. Ashley's consulting clients included many private practice specialties as well as Virginia Hospital Center and Inova. In 2008, Ashley accepted a full-time job with her largest client, Inova, as Sr. Director of Real Estate Services. In 2013 she became AVP and part of Inova's Business Development team while maintaining her role as the head of real estate for the System. In her current role, Ashley and her staff oversee the property operations for Inova's 130+ non-hospital locations as well as site selection, purchase/lease negotiations, design and build out. She works closely with Inova executives to drive growth and best business development practices for the organization.

George L. Askew, MD, FAAPis the Deputy Chief Administrator Officer for Health, Human Services, and Education for Prince George’s County Maryland. He is responsible for oversight of the county’s Health Department, Department of Family Services, Department of Social Services, and the liaison relationships to the public schools, library system, and community college. He is former Deputy Commissioner of Health in the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene where he was responsible for overseeing and managing the Division of Family and Child Health. Prior to that he was appointed by the Obama Administration to serve as the first Chief Medical Officer for the Administration for Children and Families at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. In that role he provided expert advice and consultation to the Assistant Secretary for Children and Families on plans, programs, policies, and initiatives that addressed the health needs and strengths of children and families facing significant social, health, and economic challenges. This included: Affordable Care Act outreach and education, early childhood health and development, and the health of victims and survivors of human trafficking. Of note, Dr. Askew was one of the core developers of the SOAR Human Trafficking Training for Health Care and Social Service Providers. Dr. Askew has a longstanding history of innovative work in child and family advocacy and executive leadership. Prior to joining HHS he was Deputy CEO and Chief Development Officer for Voices for America’s Children, Founder of Docs For Tots, and former CEO and President of Jumpstart for Young Children. Because of his initiative, vision, and national impact, in 2005 Dr. Askew was named an Ashoka International Fellow. He was recognized as a national and global leader for his efforts to link health professionals with early childhood advocacy, embodying the ideals of civic engagement and creative solution-building nurtured by the international fellowship program. Dr. Askew was born and raised in inner-city Cleveland, Ohio. He earned a BA in Psychology and Social Relations at Harvard University, is a graduate of the Case Western Reserve School of Medicine, and a member of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Class of 1992 Epidemic Intelligence Service, also known as the “Disease Detectives.”

Katie Jacoby is Executive Vice President, Strategy and Development for Anchor Health Properties, and is based in the firm's Wilmington, DE, office. Katie is responsible for leading and managing the Eastern U.S. development team as well as developing and implementing the Company's corporate strategic initiatives across the country. Ms. Jacoby has been with the Company for more than 10 years and in her previous roles has managed all aspects of the development process project concept through building opening. Prior to joining Anchor, Ms. Jacoby worked for a consulting company in Northern VA in their financial services division. She received a BBA degree in Finance from James Madison University.

Daniel J. Durand, M.D. serves as the Chairman of Radiology for LifeBridge Health, where he leads a team of board-certified sub-specialty trained radiologists and technologists. Dr. Durand earned his medical degree at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and subsequently completed fellowships in musculoskeletal and molecular imaging at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Radiology and holds a Certificate of Added Qualification in Pediatric Radiology. Dr. Durand has over 20 years of experience in healthcare, science, and technology and has authored over 100 scientific papers, abstracts, oral presentations, editorials, and speaks regularly at national conferences on topics related to medical innovation. His writing has appeared in some of the world's best medical journals, including The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) and the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). He is an appointed member of Medicare's Evidence Development and Coverage Advisory Committee and sits on several national committees for the American College of Radiology. He also serves as Director of LifeBridge Health ACO, LLC, one of the largest and most successful Medicare Accountable Care Organizations in the State of Maryland. Dr. Durand previously served as the first Director of Accountable Care for Johns Hopkins Medicine, where he led operations and strategy for one of the nation's largest ACOs. Prior to Hopkins, Dr. Durand was a Vice President and member of the executive leadership team at Evolent Health, a healthcare IT start-up where he helped grow revenues from $8 million to $130 million prior to Evolent's successful IPO on the New York Stock Exchange. Prior to Evolent, Dr. Durand worked as an Associate with McKinsey & Company out of the Firm's Washington, DC office.

Mr. Michael Crawford is the Associate Dean for Strategy, Outreach, and Innovation at the Howard University College of Medicine and Founding Executive Director of 1867 Health Innovations Project. Mr. Crawford serves as a strategic advisor to the Dean of Howard University College of Medicine and Vice President of Clinical Affairs and collaborates with medical science, health, academic, and HU Board leadership to advance Howard University’s academic, health, and innovation mission. Prior to Howard University, Mr. Crawford served as the Chief of Staff at Unity Health Care, Inc., one of the largest health center networks in the United States. Prior to Unity, Mr. Crawford held leadership positions at Johnson & Johnson, GlaxoSmithKline, and Gannett Company. Mr. Crawford brings expertise at the intersection of operations, strategy, digital health, data, innovation, and program development. Mr. Crawford serves on numerous national and local committees, including a Member of the Academy of Health and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health Service Research Learning Community, Member of Robert Wood Johnson National Commission To Transform Public Health Data Systems, Member of the District of Columbia Complete Count Committee, Member of New York eHealth Innovation Advisory Group, Member of American Essential Hospitals Education Committee, Member of National Minority Quality Forum Advisory Board, and Member of Boys and Girls Clubs Greater Washington Board of Directors. Mr. Crawford holds a Master of Healthcare Leadership (MHL) with a concentration in healthcare administration and management from Brown University, Master of Business Administration (MBA) from The George Washington University with a concentration in Strategic Management and Finance, and a Bachelor of Science from Rider University with a concentration in Marketing Strategy.

Louis Levitt, M.D., M.Ed., is a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon with more than 30 years of experience and specializes in orthopaedic trauma and joint replacement surgery. He is also a board-certified medical examiner. Dr. Levitt currently serves as Vice President of The Centers for Advanced Orthopaedics while practicing at the Orthopaedic Medicine and Surgery Care Center in Washington, D.C. In addition to orthopaedic surgery and medical examination, he is a member of the teaching staff at Georgetown University and is an assistant clinical professor in the Department of Orthopaedics at George Washington University. He is a member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, the Medical Society of DC, Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society and the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine. His orthopaedic research is published in several peer-reviewed journals. Dr. Levitt has been listed as one of Washingtonian Magazine’s Top Docs and one of Consumer’s Checkbook Magazine’s Top Docs for his orthopaedic expertise in orthopaedic trauma and total joint replacement surgery. Dr. Levitt earned his medical degree from The Medical College of Virginia in Richmond, Virginia. He completed his orthopedic residency at University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland.

Courtland Wyatt, a veteran of the United States Army, served during the Gulf War in Operation Desert Storm. While in the military, he earned recognition as the Distinguished Honor Graduate of his class. Following his military service, he obtained a Master’s Degree in Physical Therapy from Howard University and a Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree from Alabama State University. Courtland has distinguished himself by becoming an innovative and successful entrepreneur. He started his own real estate investment company, Wyatt Realty, LLC, which had property assets of up to $10 million in its real estate holding portfolio. This venture led to the creation of a rehab outsourcing company Called Ergo Solutions, LLC, in which he is a 25 percent stakeholder. The company specializes in providing outsourcing PT, OT, and SLP to hospitals and nursing homes in the DC area. Ergo Solutions has become the largest outsourcing rehab company in Washington, DC. Courtland oversees a staff of over ninety employees and generates sales of over $8 million annually. He is also co-owner of Ergo OccMed, an outpatient physical therapy clinic in Oxon Hill, Maryland, established in 2010. In addition to launching numerous successful business ventures, Courtland is the Treasurer of a national organization—The American Academy of Physical Therapy—a non-profit that is helping to eliminate health disparities in low-income communities across the US. AAPT programs include scholarships, mentoring, health/wellness, and educational resources. Dr. Wyatt is also on Corporate Huddle’s Board of Directors. This organization helps retired professional athletes interested in starting their own business become acclimated to entrepreneurship. Dr. Wyatt is a published author, sought-after speaker and seminar presenter both in the US and abroad. He also speaks at conferences and leadership development retreats, and often serves as an adjunct professor at Howard University, George Washington University, and Montgomery Community College, in their respective PT departments. Recognition and Accomplishments: • United States Army Veteran, Gulf War Operation Desert Storm and Desert Shield • Howard University National Honor Society • Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree from Alabama State University • American Academy of Physical Therapy - Dedication Award Recipient • Howard University School of Physical Therapy - Alumni of The Year • Washington Magazine’s top 10 PT clinics of the year • National Association of Corporate Directors - Member • Ergo Solutions – Managing Partner • Ergo OccMed (Outpatient Physical Therapy Clinic) – Managing Partner • Corporate Huddle - Board of Directors • American Academy of Physical Therapy - Treasurer • United States Black Chamber of Commerce - Gold Circle Member • Vistage - CEO Training Member

Brent Westhoven is the Chief Financial Officer at Advantia Health. A results-driven financial executive specializing in high growth companies, Brent is passionate about developing teams, processes and systems that power business growth. Prior to joining Advantia, Brent served as Chief Financial Officer of Triumph Enterprises, a management consulting firm focused on providing the Civilian and Defense markets with personalized knowledge-based professional services. Prior to his tenure at Triumph Enterprises, Brent served as CFO of VW International and the Facilities Solutions Group. In each of his leadership positions Brent excelled at maximizing potential by identifying and driving performance metrics, forecasting and analyzing results, actively managing business risk and achieving strategic objectives through tactical planning and execution. A veteran of the United States Army, Brent has an MBA in Corporate Finance from Virginia Tech’s Pamplin School of Business and a B.S. in Accounting from Strayer University.

Mr. Soderlund is Executive Vice President of Strategic Relationships for Flagship Healthcare Properties and focuses his efforts on leading and overseeing the development and growth of strategic, profitable new business as well as developing and enhancing key client relationships. Gordon brings over 17 years of medical real estate industry experience and has extensive knowledge of the healthcare industry's trends and challenges. Previously, he served in a variety of capacities that include finance, investment, asset management, business development and client relations. Gordon has been a speaker and moderator at various industry conferences including the American College of Healthcare Executives, American Institute of Architects, Becker’s Hospital CEO Roundtable, Interface Healthcare Real Estate, RealShare Healthcare Real Estate and the Healthcare Financial Management Association. He also served four years as co-chair of the prestigious BOMA International Medical Office Buildings and Healthcare Facilities conference during which it exhibited exponential growth. AFFILIATIONS, ACCREDITATIONS, AND INTERESTS  Steering Committee Member, BOMA International Medical Office Building and Healthcare Facilities Conference  American College of Healthcare Executives Member  Healthcare Financial Management Association Member  Six Sigma Greenbelt Certified  Recipient of the BOMA International 2015 Outstanding Achievement Award for leadership EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Accounting, Eastern Illinois University Certified Public Accountant FUN FACT I’m an honorary Canadian, having lived and worked in Toronto for two years.

As a seasoned Entrepreneur and Business Development professional, Nick has co-founded or worked for companies providing innovative and sustainable solutions in healthcare. Nick found is calling as an entrepreneur as the first sales person at GPS, a pharmaceutical distribution company building sales to $30M in less than 4 years by providing hospitals across the U.S. chemotherapy drugs, antibiotics, and vaccines before it's exit. Shortly thereafter, Nick started a virtual health company which built a software engagement platform aimed at connecting patients to medical care through secure messaging, scheduling and video conferencing. Nick is now a Vice President at Rally Health and Optum supporting the mission of the company to put health in the hands of the consumer, driving better health outcomes and helping consumers navigate the ever changing ecosystem of healthcare. He is constantly wanting to learn from others on prevention, education, care and policy in the healthcare space. Nick has hosted social entrepreneurial summits on important topics such as Humanitarian Diplomacy and Global Health reaching millions of people through social media. Nick has been a native Washingtonian is whole life and in his spare time he loves to travel and admire the great things D.C. has to offer every day.

Mr. Busch has been an active investor in the real estate industry since 1985. Since 2013, Mr. Busch has served as President of our advisor. Mr. Busch also has served as a director of our Company since September 2014 and served as Chairman and President of our Company from August 2015 to the present. From October 2014 to the present, Mr. Busch has served as Director and Vice Chairman of American Housing REIT Inc. (f/k/a On Target 360), which is also externally managed by our advisor, and from October 2014 to the present has served as its Chairman. His experience includes developing numerous properties in various asset classes, owning and managing real estate in several states, including rental housing, and a wide variety of commercial real estate. Since 2001, Mr. Busch has also served as President of Safe Blood International Foundation, where he oversees the establishment of medical facilities in 35 developing nations, funded by the CDC and USAID, Exxon Mobil, and the Gates Foundation. Mr. Busch has had presidential appointments in two presidential administrations, one in the Department of Housing and Urban Affairs and the other at the United Nations in Geneva, where he served as a United States delegate. Mr. Busch is a graduate of the New York University Stern School of Business, holds a Masters of Public Administration from New York University, and a Doctor of Jurisprudence from Emory University.

As a medical student at Howard University, Dr. Ernest Brown originally sought to become an emergency medicine physician. However, by fate or circumstance, during a third year clerkship, he was mentored by one of the foremost house call doctors in the country. This defining moment led Dr. Brown to realize that healthcare didn't have to happen in a box. Soon, Brown was focusing all of his training on a novel concept: house call services for the elderly, the disabled, and anyone else who needed them. His reasoning was simple. It didn't make any sense to just sit back and watch as patients and doctors alike struggled through a failing healthcare system, if there was something that could be done about it. He realized that, far too often, patients are treated as little more than commodities-- pawns moved and prodded only to fill big industry's fur-lined pockets. In 2015, Brown founded Doctors to You™ with one goal: breaking healthcare's barriers and bringing medicine back to its roots. He wanted to empower the patient, and reassure the physician. He wanted to show that healthcare should be for the people, and by the people-- not the 1%. More than anything, he wanted to inspire a movement. He wanted to put care back into the hands of those who really cared, and provide an environment where patients could be serviced without clutching their wallets. He wanted to make medicine what it was always meant to be.

Following aggressive surgery and chemotherapy treatments for non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma at age 28, founder & CEO Michael O’Neil emerged healthy, humbled and inspired. Shelving his hard-earned Georgetown law degree, he set out to tackle an unaddressed problem in health care: how to successfully engage patients and families in the care process. Drawing from his experience, Michael started GetWellNetwork on the premise that a more active and involved patient is a better, healthier patient. Nearly two decades later, his vision for transforming the patient experience has become a core strategy for hospitals around the globe and given millions a voice in their care. Michael serves on the board of directors for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and The DAISY Foundation, and is an E&Y Entrepreneur of the Year award winner. He holds a bachelor of arts from the University of Notre Dame and a juris doctor and master of business administration from Georgetown University.

David Moreno, PE is the DC Healthcare Practice Leader at AKF Group, one of the largest MEP / FP healthcare engineering firms in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. As a Partner of the firm since 1999, Dave has helped to grow it substantially — both in size and in project diversification. Much of its success can be attributed to his creative leadership and his commitment to building and maintaining long-term relationships of trust. Dave has led his technical teams in projects ranging from 600 SF to over 1 million SF. To achieve results that exceed expectations, Dave partners with his clients to design facilities with the newest technology to provide advanced patient care with safety and comfort in mind. A staunch advocate of innovative technology in healthcare, Dave has spoken at professional conferences on Energy Modeling and BIM and his work has been published in trade journals.

Maryam Katouzian is a project manager with more than 15 years of experience in the design and management of clinical and research facilities around the world. Maryam has effectively led highly complex, technically challenging, and often multi-phased projects from inception through completion. Her collaborative approach and strength in leadership has resulted in projects for The University of Virginia, National Cancer Center Singapore, Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital that have ultimately added value through discovery and implementation of innovative design solutions that support new and evolving care models while elevating user experience. Maryam is passionate about optimizing the use of BIM to improve design, document coordination, and construction. She is an advocate for integrating sustainable design technologies in high-quality buildings to enhance healthy environments, the user experience, and return on investment. Maryam earned a Master of Architecture in Infrastructure Planning and a Bachelor of Architecture from New Jersey Institute of Technology.

John leads DPR Construction’s Baltimore office and is the regions’ Healthcare Core Market Leader, working with other experts company-wide to provide strategic direction on a national level for securing healthcare work. Since earning his degree in Architectural Engineering from The Pennsylvania State University, John has been involved in more than $1 billion in healthcare work throughout the Mid-Atlantic region, working for customers in all major local health systems. He has been involved in preconstruction and construction of various project types and has accumulated extensive experience in multiple phased renovation and new construction of campus facilities. For more information about DPR Construction, please visit www.dpr.com.

Gary Hamilton is a Senior Vice President and Healthcare Practice Lead at WSP, one of the nation’s largest engineering and infrastructure firms. He is a licensed professional engineer in USA as well as in the Europe. He has over 22 years of experience in the design and analysis of heating, ventilating and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems for a variety of market sectors, but with special focus on Healthcare facilities. He is a LEED AP and has designed over 23 projects that achieved LEED certified status. He is also a certified commissioning Authority with the AABC Commissioning Group (ACG). He is an active member of American Society of Healthcare Engineers (ASHE) and is a Senior of ASHE (SAHSE). He is a ASHE representative on the International Code Council Ad Hoc Committee on Healthcare (AHC). Gary is a Healthcare Thought leader and written over 24 articles in multiple healthcare and engineering publications. He is also a seasoned presenter and has presented across the country and globally.

Neil Carpenter is a senior advisor to Array Architects/Advisors. In this role, he is helping launch their new claims-based planning tool and company called Pivotal, which will become part of the Optum solutions family. In addition to his work with Array, Neil is also supporting a new multi system collaboration and venture fund. In his past career, Neil has worked in system leadership and as a consultant. Neil was the past Chief Strategy Officer for LifeBridge Health, a $2B+ integrated health care delivery system in Maryland. Neil also spent a decade at leading consulting firms as both an Engagement Manager and Director; Neil’s clients included Kaiser Permanente, Sisters of Mercy Health System, the Military Health System, Montefiore, and the University of Virginia, among others. Neil also ran strategy projects outside of health care, including engagements for a major Qatar energy producer and a US government Human capital start-up. Prior to entering consulting after business school, Neil focused on global reengineering, financial analysis and process improvement at GE and American Express. Neil has a Master’s Degree in Business from Georgetown University and a Bachelor’s in Business from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. Neil also serves on various state task forces related to health system planning and is a guest lecturer at John’s Hopkins Carey School of Business.

As Director of Operations, Brian oversees The Korth Companies’ Project Managers and Superintendents, ensuring that all projects are running smoothly on a day to day basis. Since joining Korth, Brian has successfully managed projects of all sizes and complexities. Brian’s strategic way of thinking and abundant knowledge of the building process allows him to schedule phases properly and track the critical points appropriately. Brian’s expertise has led him to manage a variety of our medical buildouts. He has been the sole “go to” Project Manger for the statewide Community Clinics, and is currently working on a complex Endoscopy Center here in Rockville. He always brings solutions to the client, allowing them to rest easy during the entire process.

As a heathcare specialist with Kimball, Sheri Hurley is dedicated to providing creative, evidence-based solutions for the healthcare industry. Her 13+ years in construction, furniture, and early project planning fuel her ability to encompass a higher level, holistic approach of enhancing the patient and family experience while promoting excellence in care through the built environment and staff efficiency. Sheri’s commitment to innovation and wellness help each client embrace adaptable possibilities while preserving the mission, brand, organizational goals, and safety— ultimately elevating positive patient outcomes.

Jim Kornick joined the Washington, DC office of Avison Young as a Principal in November 2011. Jim has more than 30 years of real estate industry experience as a broker, developer and investor. Jim’s focus is on providing investment services for office and medical-office properties. He leads a national medical office sales team and is a dominant medical sales broker in the mid- Atlantic region. His clients include health systems, developers, physician groups and institutional investors. Jim often serves as a speaker at events held by the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA), Bisnow and other national and local real estate organizations. In the community, he is active with the Alexandria Carpenter’s Shelter and the Capital Area Food Bank. CREDENTIALS Bachelor of Science in Economics, Towson University Graduate work, George Washington University Licensed Salesperson in the District of Columbia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia AWARDS & AFFILIATIONS Top 20 Salesman in the Nation Avison Young Circle of Excellence Healthcare Real Estate Insights Editorial Advisory Board Past-President of Alexandria Country Day School

Tatiana Escobar is an Associate Principal and Senior Project Architect in Perkins+Will’s Washington, DC office. Tatiana has been an integral part of the Healthcare practice at Perkins+Will’ Washington, DC office since 2007 and is a practice leader. She has over two decades of experience ranging from project design to project management, and has worked on a wide variety of building types and master plans throughout her career. Since joining Perkins+Will Tatiana has focused on healthcare planning and design as well having construction oversight of numerous healthcare projects. She has a background that spans from conceptual planning to field experience which provides clients with a solid platform for analyzing design decisions.

Mr. Coursen is an Executive Managing Director at JLL and is the Market Leader of the Mid-Atlantic Healthcare Practice Group. He specializes in the representation of hospitals, health systems, healthcare technology companies and high-growth, venture-backed health networks across the United States. His clients value him for his ability to devise sophisticated, data-driven real estate strategies, for his experience negotiating complex, mission-critical lease and purchase transactions and for his commitment to their shared values. Since 2005, Mr. Coursen has advised his clients on over 1,000 real estate transactions valued in excess of $2B.

Having joined Walter P Moore in 2004, Ryan is the Managing Director of the firm's Washington, D.C. structural operations, with responsibility for all activities throughout the mid-Atlantic region. An experienced structural engineer, Ryan specializes in large, complex projects including major healthcare, cultural, and international developments. He currently leads the firm’s lean project delivery initiatives and Technology Steering Committee. A firm principal, Ryan is committed to leveraging collaborative working relationships, innovative processes, new applications of technology, and intentional lean practices to enable best-for-project solutions. He is a member of the Lean Construction Institute and is a licensed professional engineer in Texas. He received his Master and Bachelor of Science degrees in Structural Engineering from Texas A&M University.