Tom Stacy, President of T. Stacy and Associates, has been instrumental in acquiring, managing and enhancing the value of Austin's landmark downtown properties over the past decade. Mr. Stacy earned a business degree from Texas Tech University in 1975.

Connected with Austin area real estate since 1977, Mr. Stacy has been a vocal supporter of economic development in the Central Business District. In 1997, Mr. Stacy served as the chairman of the Downtown Austin Alliance, a group of local landowners, tenants and developers that have sought to beautify the downtown area, reduce traffic congestion, find solutions to vagrancy issues and forge key alliances with legislators. In 1999, Mr. Stacy received the prestigious "Individual IMPACT" Award from the Downtown Austin Alliance for his contributions to downtown Austin, highlighted by his inspirational renovation of the historic Scarbrough Building and Littlefield Complex. In 2001, T. Stacy & Associates received the "Project IMPACT" award for the restoration of the historic Stephen F. Austin Hotel.

In addition to these accolades and endeavors, Mr. Stacy is a past Chairman for the Texas Association of Realtors Political Action Committee. Since 2003, Mr. Stacy has served as President of the Community Partnership for the Homeless, a non-profit organization which provides housing for the homeless and underprivileged.

Kevin Black, a Principal with the firm, oversees all company wide acquisition activity, including underwriting, financial modeling, deal sourcing, contract negotiations and acquisition due diligence. Mr. Black also directs all company disposition activity and has a strong asset management role related to the company's existing portfolio.

Prior to joining T. Stacy & Associates, Mr. Black worked in acquisitions and closing with Archon Group, an international full-service real estate investment management and support services company and a fully-owned subsidiary of Goldman Sachs & Company. During his tenure at Archon, he specialized in office, multi-family and telecom properties in the Dallas, Austin, San Antonio and Salt Lake City markets and closed acquisitions and loans totaling $1.18 billion nationwide. Prior to that Mr. Black was with Emerson Partners, a commercial real estate investment company, which specialized in office, flex and industrial properties.

Mr. Black has a degree in Finance from the University of Texas at Arlington, is a Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) Designee both on the national level and in the Austin and San Antonio chapters and is a licensed Texas Real Estate Broker.

Kim Williams serves as Director of Property Management. Her responsibilities include oversight of all property management related functions for the company portfolio.

Ms. Williams has over 18 years experience in real estate and construction management. Prior to joining T. Stacy & Associates, Ms. Williams served as Property Manager of Austin Centre, a mixed-use complex which includes a 4-star Omni Hotel and 360,000sf office complex in downtown Austin from 1998 to 2007 for Crescent Real Estate Limited Partnership, an affiliate of Morgan Stanley Real Estate. Prior to that, Ms. Williams was with Amstar Investment Pool Joint Venture/Westgroup Partners and, among other things, assisted with a 20 million dollar redevelopment of an existing CBD office tower.

Ms. Williams is a native of Houston and graduated from the University of Texas at Austin, with a Bachelor of Arts degree. She is active in several professional organizations, is a past vice president of the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM) Austin Chapter and has served on the Board of Directors and Guidance Committee for IREM. She holds the Certified Property Manager (CPM) designation and is a licensed Texas Real Estate Salesman.

Paul Workman serves as Director of Development for T. Stacy & Associates. At T. Stacy, he is responsible for the design and construction of all projects undertaken by the company.

For over 30 years Paul has been engaged in the construction of commercial buildings. His projects over the years have included retail centers, office buildings, schools, banks, park projects and hospitals.

Mr. Workman recently stepped down as the CEO of Workman Commercial Construction Services and transferred ownership of the company he and his father founded in 1970 to his son and daughter who are continuing the tradition of Workman family contracting.

Mr. Workman earned a BS in Building Construction from Texas A&M University in 1973 and served ten years in the US Army Reserves as an Engineer Officer. Mr. Workman has been President of the Rotary Club of Austin, the Austin Chapter of the Associated General Contractors (AGC) and CompGroup AGC (a workers compensation purchasing group). He served on the Board of Directors of the Real Estate Council of Austin for eight years. He is the President-Elect of the Texas Building Branch AGC and a National Director of the Associated General Contractors of America. While president of Austin AGC, Mr. Workman originated the Community Mentor-Protégé Initiative used by the City of Austin and Austin Independent School District. He is currently on the board of Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse.

Jack Beverly serves as Director of Engineering for T. Stacy & Associates. His responsibilities include oversight of all engineering operations, energy saving measures and the implementation of new engineering projects.

Mr. Beverly has over 38 years of experience in Industrial, Commercial and Residential heating, air conditioning, refrigeration, electrical, and construction management. Prior to joining T. Stacy, Mr. Beverly served as Regional Engineering Director for CarrAmerica Realty from 1997 to 2006. In this role he managed the engineering operations for 2.5 million square feet in Austin, Texas and 3 million square feet in Dallas, Texas. Mr. Beverly also served as an assistant project manager for 2.8 million square feet of new office building construction in Austin and Dallas. Prior to that, Mr. Beverly worked for Carr Reality in Washington DC for 10 years as Supervising Chief Engineer for 1 million square feet of commercial office buildings. He also served as an HVAC and electrical instructor for NAPE (National Association of Power Engineers) in Washington DC.

Mr. Beverly holds Master Licenses in heating, air conditioning, refrigeration, and electrical and is a member of BOMA (Building Owners & Managers Association).