How to Manage Existing Projects During Coronavirus

Andy along with his Co-Principal at UrbanX, Coralee Penabad, are the developers behind the River Landing Shops & Residences, an 8.14-acre-mixed use development under construction on the Miami River and the catalyst for development in the neighboring Allapattah community. River Landing is a modern urban lifestyle center bringing national retailers, shops, restaurants, office, entertainment and a waterfront linear park to Miami’s riverfront for residents and visitors. River Landing is creating a waterfront shopping and dining destination to serve rising neighboring communities such as the Miami Health District -- which enjoys one of the largest day-time populations in Florida--, downtown Miami, Allapattah, Little Havana and more. It will consist of approx. 345,000 square feet of retail/commercial space, 135,000 square feet of office, 528 market-rate apartments, more than 2,000 parking spaces and a landscaped Riverwalk. Future tenants include Publix Super Markets, Burlington Stores, TJ Maxx, West Marine, Ross Dress For Less, AT&T, Old Navy, Chick-Fil-A and Hobby Lobby. Andrew can speak to the state of the construction, retail, lending and CRE industry during the Coronavirus crisis. He can compare - up to a certain point - the impact of the current financial crisis versus the economic crisis of 2008-2011. Back then, he did a lot of work disposing distressed assets for other developers.

Ken Krasnow serves as Vice Chairman of Institutional Investor Services for the Florida region. In this role, he is responsible for broadening the company’s platform by developing key client relationships, leading major projects and transactions, maintaining senior real estate industry and political relationships and recruiting new talent. Ken brings more than 30 years of acclaimed expertise in the commercial real estate industry, offering an exceptional level of on-the-ground market knowledge. Ken began his career as a commercial leasing broker and was responsible for more than three million square feet of Class A building agencies in New York City. His knowledge of brokerage and hands-on approach to management makes him an invaluable member of the Colliers leadership team. In today’s Florida market, he will continue to leverage his level of expertise to accelerate our success in the region. BUSINESS AND EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Since joining Colliers as Market Leader in 2015, Ken has overseen the tremendous growth of the business from less than two dozen professionals to more than 150 as of year end 2018, during which time the firm acquired high profile companies such as CREC, Pointe Group and MF&Co. During that same period, revenues more than quadrupled while maintaining solid profitiability margins. Prior to joining Colliers, Ken served as Managing Director overseeing all operations for CBRE in South Florida. While at CBRE, he recruited almost 40 sales professionals and during his tenure, revenues and profits for his region more than doubled. Prior to joining CBRE in Florida, Ken held executive positions for Cushman & Wakefield in the New York City area and Trammell Crow Corporation. Ken served at Cushman & Wakefield for 18 years during which time he oversaw the New York area profit center where he brought his region back to record revenues after the tragic events of September 11, 2001. Ken attended Emory University where he earned his Bachelor of Administration in Finance. He also attended New York University for Graduate Real Estate studies. PROFESSIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS • Named one of the “Florida 500” influential business leaders by Florida Trend • Named “Power Leader” by South Florida Business Journal • Named on of Real Estate New York’s “Top 40 Under 40” • Recognized as one of the “Next Great Leaders” by Real Estate Forum • Recipient of the Percy Douglass Award by Friends of Island Academy • Winner of the Royal Poinciana Community Leadership award by Debbie’s Dream Foundation • Listed as one of “Top 50 Leaders in Commercial Real Estate” by Real Estate Weekly