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      <image:caption>Don Bouvier brings over twenty-five years of commercial real estate development experience across several project types with a strong emphasis in retail shopping center development.  Prior to co-founding UCR Development, Don Bouvier served in a senior management capacity for Mays &amp; Co. Real Estate Development, Direct Development and Hunt Properties – all Dallas based commercial real estate development firms. His primary responsibilities included sourcing new business opportunities, maintaining anchor tenant client relationships, and directing internal project staff including leasing, development, legal, construction and project finance.  Don has successfully completed large scale shopping center projects anchored by Target, Home Depot, Lowes, Kohl’s, JC Penney, Belk, Kroger &amp; Safeway, as well as, provided single tenant fee development services for Bridgestone Retail Operations, LLC which resulted in the opening of 30 Firestone Complete Auto Care Facilities across the United States.  Don began his development career consulting both municipalities and private land development clients as a licensed Engineer for Kimley-Horn &amp; Associates. His educational background includes the study of Architecture at the University of Arizona prior to receiving his BS in Civil Engineering from Arizona State University. He received a MBA from the University of Texas at Arlington with an emphasis in Real Estate Finance.  Mr. Bouvier is a past board member of The Real Estate Council and an alumnus of its Associate Leadership Council. As an active member of his community, Don has served on city boards and commissions including city plan commission and president of DFW’s largest voluntary HOA.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>With over 3 million square feet of anchored large-format regional and neighborhood shopping centers, I guess you could say; this is where our commercial retail development experience began. Delivering for tenants such as Target, Walmart, Lowe’s, Home Depot, Tom Thumb, Kroger, Kohl’s, JC Penny, and the list goes on, including all the big box retailers. Often regarded as one of the most challenging and difficult types of developments to complete, we have delivered many throughout the southwest.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Long-standing relationships are paramount in this business. Our firm has served Starbuck's real estate needs since coming to the DFW market in 1995. The project captured in the photo is located in New Orleans, LA, and demonstrates our creativity when it comes to dealing with challenging site configurations. It was also the first project to be built in the newly formed overlay district that was created in 2017 to ensure quality and compatible architecture within the sub-market.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Our work experience covers vast product types in the commercial real estate development sector. Companies like Firestone Complete Auto Care hire our expertise to deliver on a fast pace multi-unit, multi-territory single-tenant development program. For this assignment, we worked across 30 states to deliver hundreds of new units. Implementing this volume requires a disciplined approach that is systematic and regimented. We start with a market plan, undergo due diligence, negotiate the land purchase, put together real estate committee (REC) approval package, entitle the project, close, and build. Understanding the tenant's desire, along with what the capital markets are looking for in this type of product, is paramount to our business model.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>An assignment spanning more than ten years, with 25 new units added in the Texas, Tennessee, Arizona and New Mexico markets. Due to its size and popularity, delivering a Costco Wholesale requires uncanny focus, planning, and project management discipline. It’s a one of a kind retailer, and we were proud to be a part of their early expansion.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fifty years ago, Brookhaven Village shopping center was the center of a vibrant north Dallas neighborhood. UCR Development was tapped in 2015 to update the 125-acre Vitruvian master plan and redevelop the retail centerpiece. UCR guided a collaborative effort between all stakeholders to produce a revised master plan that addressed not only the needs of today's retailers but developed a well-balanced integration between the retail building components and the surrounding multi-family community. We ultimately reconfigured the property by constructing new shops buildings and gave Tom Thumb, the anchor grocer, a facelift keeping it open for business during construction. The heavy lifting was in the creativity and coordination with all the surrounding property owners and municipal utilities.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The “retailization of healthcare” is a new and emerging trend that requires the knowledge and experience of retail development professionals who thoroughly understand the challenges of working within the retail environment. Healthcare delivered in a patient-friendly manner is much more convenient and accessible than ever before. We are proud to be one of a few who have such vast experience providing these synergies between healthcare and retail. We began this assignment in 2013 by developing a market plan that culminated in the opening of more than 30 locations in a short three-year window. Developing a strategy and executing on a scale suited to your companies needs is something we know well.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Positioned prominently in Frisco, TX "$5 billion mile", this Class A office development features a two-story general/medical office building atop an entire floor of covered parking. Working with city leadership, we revised the site entitlements to appropriately fit the site to deliver a project above and beyond what was currently allowable. The project incorporates a master-planned open space for tenants and the community to enjoy.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>A firm with the depth and reach of our Urban group requires a leader with hands-on expertise in all aspects of specialty retail real estate. Jack Breard brings a wealth of experience to his position. Few people in the industry can match his years of success in mixed-use project leasing and specialty tenant representation. He has handled the following prestigious complex developments from the ground up: Southlake Town Square (Southlake, Texas), Mockingbird Station (Dallas, Texas), The Shops at Legacy (Plano, Texas), Park Lane (Dallas, Texas), Addison Circle (Addison, Texas) and The Shops at Highland Village (Highland Village, Texas). His tenant representation list is equally as impressive. He currently represents The Gap Concepts, The Limited Brands, Kirkland's Home, REI, Sur La Table, Fox Restaurant Concepts, California Pizza Kitchen (CPK), Crave, Front Burner Brands, FreeRange Concepts, Bassett Furniture and Total Wine. Along the way, Jack has negotiated leases to bring Dallas/Fort Worth its first Urban Outfitters, Total Wine, Bowl &amp; Barrel, Angelika Theatre, Virgin Records, American Apparel, Aveda Institute and Lifestyle Stores; and has also completed deals with many of the nation's best retailers and restaurants including The Container Store, Crate &amp; Barrel, Williams- Sonoma, Talbot's, Chico's and Cantina Laredo to name a few. Jack began his career with the Hopkins Shafer Company in 1990. He joined UCR as Director of Marketing in 1995 and later became Vice President. He left the company in 2000 to form a boutique brokerage firm serving lifestyle tenants and specialty projects. The growing demand for these services across America and the growing success of the Urban group led Jack to return to the firm in 2006.</image:caption>
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    <lastmod>2020-02-19</lastmod>
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      <image:title>Hernandez Bio - Darrell Hernandez - Senior Vice President CBRE</image:title>
      <image:caption>From the first day Darrell joined the Dallas office, he has more than exceeded expectations. His award-winning performance overseeing many successful deals both on the tenant and landlord side has allowed him to succeed quickly. His career highlights for tenant representation include Blockbuster, Bombay/Bombay Kids, Mi Cocina/Taco Diner, Omaha Steaks, Chipotle, Whataburger, Potbelly Sandwich Works, Red Robin Restaurants, Hest Fitness, Bravo Development Inc. (Brio Tuscan Grille and Bravo! Cucina Italiana), 7-Eleven, Ruth's Chris Steakhouse, Shoe Pavilion, PGA Superstores and FedEx Kinko's. He has worked on project leasing for retail projects such as The Arbors on Preston Road, The Crossing, Preston Village, Granite Park, Lennox Center, IBP-Retail, The Village at Eldorado, Pinnacle Pointe, Village on the Parkway and Waxahachie Town Center. In 2001, Darrell was awarded the "Top Retail Leasing Broker of the Year" from the North Texas Commercial Association of Realtors. In 1998, The Dallas Business Journal named him a "Top 30 Under 30 Young Entrepreneur." While with UCR he was named a "Top 10 Producer" every year since 1999 and a Dallas Top Producer from 2005 – 2007. Darrel joined CBRE in 2015 through the merger with UCR. Prior to joining UCR in 1995, Darrell received his Bachelor of Arts degree from The University of Texas at Austin. A native Dallasite, Darrell enjoys spending time with his family, golfing and playing basketball.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Nagy Bio - Michael Nagy - Partner RUE</image:title>
      <image:caption>During a successful career spanning over 30 years, Michael has executed retail leasing and merchandising strategies for just about every type of retail real estate environment in markets all over the country. The majority of Michael’s experience lies within the mixed-use, lifestyle arena, and street retail environments. Michael has been a part of countless ground-up leasing and development efforts, assisted with proforma creation, and consulted in context of architectural and design elements, and coordinated complete re-merchandising strategies to elevate customer experience and drive sales. Michael’s list of accomplishments includes leasing and merchandising on properties such as The Knox District Dallas, Southlake Town Square, Watters Creek, Market Street-The Woodlands, University Park Village (Ft Worth), The Bloc (downtown LA), Shoppes at Bellemead (Shreveport), Village Pointe (Omaha), Midtowne Little Rock, Scottsdale Quarter, Manhattan Village (Manhattan Beach), Greenway Station (Madison, WI), Hill Country Galleria (Austin), Inwood Village (Dallas), Preston Park Village (Plano), Town Square Las Vegas, as well as regional malls such as Penn Square (OKC), Woodland Hills (Tulsa), Houston Galleria, North Star (San Antonio), Brandon Town Center, Citrus Park Town Center, and The Streets at Southpoint. Michael has established himself as one of the more respected leasing and merchandising consultants on the national stage having created great value for his clients from coast to coast. Michael’s college education was split between Temple University and The University of Texas (Dallas) where he majored in Business Administration-Marketing.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Greg McGahey - Principal</image:caption>
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      <image:title>J Smith Bio - Jean Smith - Senior Vice President CBRE</image:title>
      <image:caption>After graduating from Texas Tech, Jean Smith began his professional career immersed in all aspects of his family's retail furniture business, Smith Furniture Company. This experience has given him a retailer's perspective in trade area evaluation and site selection. Jean was a founding member and long-term managing partner for United Commercial Realty (UCR). In addition to managing the company, Jean also represented numerous retailers including Blockbuster Video and Eckerd Drugs, helping them open more than 120 and 40 stores, respectively, in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. During his tenure with the company, he was actively involved in multiple trade organizations including the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) as Texas Regional Committee Chair and a Board of Director for the North Texas Commercial Association of Realtors (NTCAR). In 2015, Jean and his partners sold their company to CBRE. As a Senior Vice President with CBRE, Jean continues to assist his clients with their trade area evaluations and site selection in the major Texas markets. Most recently, Jean has been assisting Sprouts Farmers Market in procuring sites in Dallas-Fort Worth in emerging suburban and dense urban markets. Currently, he has assisted Sprouts in opening twenty-three locations in DFW. Jean and his former UCR partner Karla Smith are currently working with Target's new store development team in procuring sites in the state of Texas. This brokerage work with Sprouts and Target has given them invaluable insight regarding the next retail intersections and trade areas that will be developed in new Texas emerging markets. Jean and Karla have also assisted developers with procuring numerous grocery anchors for new retail developments and have successfully negotiated sales and leases with Kroger, Market Street and Trader Joe's. Jean is a member of Watermark Church in Dallas and is actively involved with an East Africa missions group, Barry Wood Ministries. Jean's hobbies include scuba diving, hunting and fishing with his wife, Pam, and their two boys, Christian and Cory. Jean is also an active member of ICSC, NTCAR and the Urban Land Institute (ULI). A native of Dallas, Jean received his Bachelor of Business Administration from Texas Tech University.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Gosnell Bio - Jack Gosnell - Senior Vice President CBRE</image:title>
      <image:caption>Anything uptown and urban in real estate is Jack Gosnell's forte. Jack is a Senior Vice President with CBRE Urban in Dallas. His arrival prompted the development of the company's Urban division – formed to pursue redevelopment for mixed-use projects in Dallas' urban core. Since then, the team has leased more ground floor space in Downtown Dallas than all Dallas commercial firms combined. Jack's principal focus is on adaptive re-use and redevelopment of urban cores. He is active in the redevelopment of Downtown Dallas having chaired the Retail Recruitment Committee for Downtown Dallas, Inc. (DDI) and is working on a leasing plan for the Specialty Retail District in Downtown Dallas. He was instrumental during the creation of Uptown as a recognized neighborhood and district and provided valuable input on the marketing and branding of the area. Additionally, Jack has been the exclusive leasing agent for Dallas' iconic building, The Crescent, for many years and through the building's most recent renovation. In 2015, Jack received the Stemmons Service Award, the highest award and honor given in the commercial real estate industry in Dallas by The North Texas Commercial Association of Realtors (NTCAR). named a D Magazine Broker of the Year in 2014. Jack's current projects include 1401 Elm in Downtown, McKinney &amp; Olive in Uptown, The Union, The Farmers Market privatization and Trinity Quarter in The Design District. 1401 Elm is a landmark George Dahl-designed tower with a retail component to be redeveloped and delivered in late 2018. McKinney &amp; Olive is a new César Pelli tower with 50,000 square feet of luxury retail and restaurant space in the heart of Uptown Dallas. The Union is 100,000 square feet of retail plus office and a residential tower. The Farmers Market represents a $90 million dollar redevelopment of a Dallas landmark. Trinity Quarter is a re-development west of The Design District featuring 300,00 square feet of retail, restaurant and showroom space for lease. He has had the pleasure of working with numerous popular retailers including 8.0 Bar, Meddlesome Moth, Taverna, The Common Table, Fedora, Asian Mint, The Knox Street Pub, The Idle Rich Pub, Iron Cactus, Perry's Steakhouse &amp; Grille, Palomino, Wild Salsa, Capital Grille, Dallas Chop House, Ocean Prime, Dee Lincoln's Tasting Room, Pho Colonial, Stephan Pyles' Stampede 66, FT 33, Ascension Coffee, Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steakhouse, Katy Trail Ice House, Shake Shack, The Rustic, Mutts Cantina, Mesero, Moxie, OAK, Mudhen and Adelmo's. Jack joined CBRE during its acquisition of UCR in 2015. Prior to UCR, Jack began his real estate career in specialty retail leasing and commercial sales in 1972 with real estate legend Henry S. Miller, Jr. There he worked on leasing assignments with Turtle Creek Village and Old Town Village, which were prototypes of denser urban centers such as Mockingbird Station and West Village. He was Henry S. Miller, Jr.'s assistant during the acquisition of Highland Park Village in 1975. Jack began moving toward the urban core when he established his own business in 1978. He moved his focus from specialty retail to a multi‚Äêtiered approach to real estate. He assembled five major blocks in Uptown, which included the land for One McKinney Place, The Residence on McKinney and the Worthington. He was instrumental in assembling much of the land currently known as the State Thomas area in Uptown. During the 80's and 90's, Jack brokered over 200 building sales and over 300 leases south of Northwest Highway, 75 percent of the leases being restaurants. At one time in the 90's, he had brokered 65 percent of Uptown/Downtown's 145 restaurants. Jack brought Forest City to Dallas to redevelop the notable Mercantile Bank building, the Continental building and the historic Wilson Building as a downtown mixed-use complex. Jack’s Urban team has leased the retail component and is active in the retail reemergence of the downtown Central Business District (CBD). Originally from Arlington, Virginia, Jack received his Bachelor of Science degree from Vanderbilt University. He served in the Armed Forces and resigned from the Army with commendation as a Captain in the Corps of Engineers.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Miranda Bio - Lou Miranda - Senior Vice President CBRE</image:title>
      <image:caption>Lou Miranda joined CBRE in 2015 through its merger with UCR which he had been with since 2000. Prior to UCR and CBRE, he served as a Senior Associate with Trammell Crow Company National Retail Services in Dallas from 1997 to 2000 where he conducted both corporate real estate work throughout the United States and entrepreneurial local work. For Radio Shack, Lou executed and managed a 15 store $42 million national leasehold disposition program that yielded a 78% net cash flow recovery. He served on the real estate bankruptcy consultant team for Boston Chicken, which led to the disposition of approximately 220 properties during a one year period. He also procured and executed a major shopping center re-development in Fort Worth and helped secure Bed, Bath &amp; Beyond and Michaels as anchor tenants. He conducted disposition and/or site selection programs for Blockbuster Entertainment, Borders, Peter Piper Pizza, Tricon Global Restaurants (Taco Bell and KFC), Payless ShoeSource and Target. Prior to the Trammell Crow position, he spent six years at an El Paso, Texas based commercial real estate firm focusing on local tenant representation and development services. While at UCR, Lou became very involved in the DFW real estate market by handling brokerage requirements for a wide array of clients to include drug stores, fast food, school districts, junior anchors and big box retailers. His notable accomplishments include the following: Eckerd site selection account, which produced 22 new sites during 2002-2004 Disposition of $26 million Incredible Universe leasehold liability for Radio Shack Disposing of approximately 352,000 square feet of surplus Wal-Mart space during 2003-2004 Executing retail tenant rep requirements and/or surplus property accounts for 7-Eleven, Gander Mountain, Big Lots, YUM Brands, Peter Piper Pizza, Qdoba, Burger King, OfficeMax, Firestone,  Frost Bank, Lowe's and AMC Handling site land acquisition accounts for Dallas ISD, Irving ISD and Dallas County Community College He has expanded his geographic area of expertise into the southeastern United States where he serves as the exclusive tenant rep broker for a national chain department store in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Arkansas. Since 2006 Miranda has procured fourteen new locations throughout his territory. Since 2008 Miranda has served as a real estate consultant for Lowe's Companies Inc. throughout a regional area and is active in all Texas markets. In addition to his traditional tenant representation and project brokerage work, Miranda utilizes his diverse experience and ability for the benefit of his clients by sourcing and executing shopping centers developments, repositioning/reletting shopping centers and closing land transactions for both buyer and sellers. Miranda has been in the top volume producer category for all Texas offices (Dallas, San Antonio &amp; Austin) in 2003-2007, 2009, 2010, 2012 and 2013 while being awarded the number one producer award in both 2003 and 2004.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Dan Shoevlin, Senior Vice President, has an impressive 33-year career, consisting of extensive experience and success in project leasing and anchor disposition along with a noteworthy amount of national and regional retailer and restaurant tenant representation. Dan began his real estate career in 1985 at Hopkins-Shafer under the direction of Mickey Ashmore, formerly Chairman of Retail Services Americas at CBRE. Dan became a Senior Vice President and partner of Hopkins Commercial Real Estate Company in 1991. During his tenure with the Hopkins companies he was the company’s Top Producer from 1986 to 1989. In 1992, Dan was instrumental in kicking off the restart of the commercial retail division of Henry S. Miller Company. There, he was a Top 10 Company-Wide Producer 14 of his 16 years with the firm, and he is a member of the prestigious Chairman’s Council. Dan held the position of Executive Vice President of Henry S. Miller Company from 1995 until 2008. Dan joined UCR in 2009 and spearheaded the building of its institutional project leasing platform on a local, regional and national level. In 2013, he was awarded the Jean Smith Service Award, UCR’s highest honor for his exceptional leadership and service to the firm. He was consistently a Top 10 Producer at UCR and he became a partner at UCR in 2014. In 2015, he joined CBRE through the acquisition of UCR. Dan is currently personally responsible for overseeing and servicing approx. 4 million square feet of retail properties across the country and over a half dozen Big Box listings in North Texas. Dan’s institutional clients include AEW, Deutshe Asset &amp; Wealth Management (formerly RREEF), Prudential Real Estate Services (PREI), RPAI, Heitman, USAA, Brixmor, Entrada Partners, LaSalle Investment Management, CIM Group, Ohio Teacher Retirement Fund, CW Capital, ACF Management, etc. A few of Dan’s notable project leasing success stories include the lease-up of Central Texas Marketplace in Waco, Danada Square West in Wheaton, IL, Highlands of Flower Mound, Flower Mound, TX; The Village at Allen, Allen TX; Sherman Commons, Sherman, TX; Plano Market Street, Plano, TX and LakeSide Market, Plano TX. Dan has been recognized on numerous occasions by the Dallas Business Journal as a Heavy Hitter and by Costar as one of the top retail brokers in the country. He grew up in a western suburb of Chicago. He graduated from Texas Christian University in 1985, earning a Bachelor of Business Administration in finance and a minor in real estate. In addition, he is an active member of the International Council of Shopping Centers and North Texas Commercial Association of Realtors.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Greg McGahey brings more than twenty-five years of experience in the commercial real estate development industry.  Before joining UCR Development, Mr. McGahey founded and served as Managing Partner for AEM &amp; Associates, Inc. and as a Director at Guggenheim Real Estate Retail Partners.   Greg has experience in multiple disciplines ranging from site selection, design, due diligence, entitlements, and construction. His primary influence has been the development of retail, automotive and medical rollout programs.  Over the course of his career he has provided development and construction leadership for Costco Wholesale, Firestone Complete Auto Care, Adeptus Health (First Choice Emergency Rooms), Zips Car Wash, Starbucks, Black Rifle Coffee , Cinemark Theatres, and Trademark Property Company. During his time working with Costco Wholesale, Greg served as a Regional Director of Real Estate Development where he oversaw the completion of 23 Costco’s in the Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and Tennessee markets.  Greg began his career as an Architectural Project Managers for Casco Corporation. There he managed a team of architects and engineers in the design and development of many large retail, entertainment and hospitality clients, such as, Home Depot, PetsMart, Toys R Us, Regal Cinema and Extended Stay America Hotels. Greg is an active member of ICSC and has served as Planning and Zoning Commissioner in his community. He holds a bachelor’s degree of Science in Architecture from the University of Texas at Arlington in Arlington, TX.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Ashmore Bio - Mickey Ashmore - Former Chairman UCR/CBRE</image:title>
      <image:caption>Mickey Ashmore was the President and CEO of UCR, the largest retail real estate services firm in Texas prior to its merger with CBRE in January 2015 where he was appointed Chairman, Retail Services Americas. The high-energy culture of UCR was a direct result of the passion and creativity exuded by Mickey. His leadership, caring attitude, knack for communication and ability to build a strong team led to the dramatic growth of UCR's client list, service offerings and leasing portfolio. CBRE's purchase of UCR solidified its position as the Southwest leader in retail real estate services. Mickey has a commitment to strong partnerships, a talent for attracting skilled senior agents and an ability to mastermind solid strategies. These traits have helped increase the firm's reach by attracting partners in Austin as well as in diversified service lines, including Asset + Property Management and Investment Sales. Most recently, Mickey added Development to the firm's list of specialties, offering client-driven development solutions. At UCR, Mickey helped make the company a player on the national stage through the founding of its Urban platform. With UCR's help, CBRE Urban is a recognized industry leader in retail real estate services focusing on Main Streets, transit­oriented developments, and mixed-use projects. Mickey has personally been involved in the leasing of Southlake Town Square, Mockingbird Station, Knox Street District, and Midtowne Little Rock. While President and CEO of UCR, Mickey served as the Chairman of Chainlinks, the No. 1 retail brokerage network in North America. Prior to UCR Mickey was the Executive Vice President for Hopkins-Shafer Company. His background before entering real estate includes coaching soccer, teaching speech and English, directing the season ticket sales for a national soccer team and working with his father selling automobiles. Mickey is a wine enthusiast and when away from the office, Mickey enjoys cooking, traveling, reading, photography and fly-fishing.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Karla Smith joined SRS in 2020 as senior vice president and principal in the Dallas/Ft. Worth office. She specializes in big box and grocery tenant representation throughout the states of Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Arkansas, as well as rollouts for various national retailers. With more than 17 years of experience in retail real estate, Karla was previously with CBRE. She was a partner at UCR prior to its merger with CBRE in 2015, and has accumulated an impressive list of clients as well as accolades for her work in the industry. Karla currently manages new store site selection for many national and regional accounts such as Target, At Home, Macy’s, Pacific Dental Services, AT&amp;T, Frost Bank, and Luna Grill. She has also worked on an extensive rollout strategy for north Texas since 2004 with Sprouts Farmers Market, and expansions for Cabela’s, Pet Supplies Plus, Lifetime Fitness, Planet Fitness, Blockbuster, Fuddruckers, Core Power Yoga, and Aaron’s Rent to Own. Karla is highly regarded in the industry, and her advice is sought after by many professionals. She is a contributor in the book Winning Ways in Commercial Real Estate: 18 Successful Women Unveil the Tips of the Trade in the Real Estate World, and is an often-quoted resource for publications such as D CEO and the Dallas Business Journal. Locally, Karla has been selected as one of the Dallas Business Journal’s Heavy Hitters three times and was recognized as D CEO’s Best Commercial Real Estate Broker five times. Her lease for Target in Preston Center in Dallas, a particularly complex location with unique issues, won the 2018 Best Retail Deal in D Magazine, and she has been regularly recognized in the Top 10 by CBRE and UCR during her tenure, and as a Power Broker by Real Estate Forum. Karla is a graduate of the University of Texas at Dallas and is involved with many industry organizations. She has served as the Texas Programs Committee Chair for ICSC, and as the Retail Committee Chair and on the executive board for NTCAR. She is a member of CREW and a founding member of Deals in Heels, a local networking group of professional women in retail real estate that educates and encourages the growth of women in the industry. In her free time, she enjoys spending time at the lake with family and friends and giving back to the community through organizations such as The Stewpot, the Salvation Army, Our Friends Place, and Our Calling.</image:caption>
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