ABOUT

LEADERSHIP

Roger Davis serves as CEO for Sunbeam Real Estate investment, LLC. His diverse institutional and entrepreneurial background lends broad perspective and sound judgement regarding properties, business plans and execution.

Key Professional Roles

Institutional Commercial Mortgage Banking and Equity Investment

• Director--Northwestern Mutual Real Estate Investment: “Cradle-to-grave” producer of commercial debt and equity investments in Texas, Colorado, New Mexico and Oklahoma. Partner relations and property selection led to fully profitable investments. Development properties included Apartments and Office space.

• Regional Director--Conning Asset Management (a subsidiary of Swiss RE, Metropolitan Life and General American Life at different junctures): Producer of commercial debt and equity investments in Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico, including intermediary investments for LifeCo’s and Pension Funds with strong results.

Development and ReHab

Extensive experience in key roles for property conversions, rehabs, and ground-up developments, including industrial, special-purpose and multi-family properties.

Asset Management

• Portfolio and asset-level management of numerous industrial properties owned by Conning Asset Management, leading to strong improvement in economics, plus completion of industrial development.

Personal Investments

• Starting in college, direct investment, development and general contracting for multiple single-family residences, horizontal subdivision, commercial land, office and apartments, with profitable exits.

Education and Achievements

• BBA in Real Estate and Banking & Finance, University of North Texas-Denton

• MLS Studies in Urban Development, Oklahoma University-Norman

• MAI designee by Appraisal Institute (non-practicing since 1997)

• Adjunct Professor of Real Estate Management at UNT (sponsor: Texas Apartment Association) (Non-practicing)

• Licensed Texas Real Estate Broker (Non-practicing)

• CCIM Member (Non-practicing)

• Member of the Texas Downtown Association