Mr. Schultz is a Real Estate developer and investor whose company, RHS Interests, LLC. has created, owns, and operates mixed-use residential and retail properties throughout the Houston & Austin, Texas areas, and in various cities in the United States and Europe.

The company focuses on creating places that fit well into their neighborhood, with innovative apartment design, retail tenant selection, occasional investment in, and development of retail concepts. With attention to ergonomics and an architectural design collaboration approach, the RHS team gives lasting value to the customer, the real estate, and its surroundings.

Some of the better-known developments in Houston include Mid Main Lofts mixed use development, Oasis, Texas, the Kroger Plaza at San Felipe, the Kroger Plaza in the Park, River Oaks Village, and renovations and redevelopments of 3939 Montrose, 3622 Main, 3817 Main, and 3700 Main Street.

RHS Hotel property assignments include the Marriot at the Capital in Austin, Texas, the InterContinental, and Staybridge Suites Hotel in the Uptown/Galleria area of Houston.

Mr. Schultz's community work currently includes his founding and current board of directorship with Harris County Improvement District No. 3, and he is a board member for The Orange Show Center for Visionary Art serving as President from 2010 to 2014 and again in 2021.

Mr. Schultz has proudly participated in teaching a reality development studio with William T. Cannady at the Rice Graduate School of Architecture & Jones Graduate School of Business at Rice University for nearly 20 years.

Andrew is the Senior Vice President of RHS Interests, LLC. Andrew joined RHS Interests full time in 2013 following his internship at RHS the previous Summer. Andrew manages all aspects of the development process, including the financial analysis and design of multi-family, retail, and mixed-use tenant-oriented developments.

Prior to joining RHS Interests, Andrew worked at International Bank of Commerce as an AVP of Commercial Credit. His responsibilities included co-management of the commercial credit department, final transaction approvals and regulatory financial reporting. Andrew has had extensive experience in underwriting, construction monitoring and risk analysis with many large real estate transactions throughout his banking career.

Whitten joined RHS Interests in 2008 where he has assisted in all aspects of the development process, including the analysis and design of hotel, multi-family, retail, and mixed-use transit-oriented developments. Whitten has helped manage the underwriting, design, permitting, and construction management for multiple projects.

Currently Whitten oversees the management of Mid-Main Properties, a mixed-use project consisting of apartment, retail, and public parking garage in Midtown Houston.

In addition to real estate development and property management, Whitten has consulted for many independent Restaurant and retail operations helping them to manage cash flow, inventory, and marketing needs.

Lane leads the creative brand development, promotional and social media marketing strategy for Mid Main, Oasis Texas and RHS Interests.

In addition to creating the First Thursday program in 2012, Lane has founded programing and community outreach initiatives, including the Artist Residency program beginning with Main Street Projects, which evolved into the Gallery at Mid Main. Lane created programing for Oasis, Texas including outdoor festivals, arts programs, and community activations since 2006.

Lane's strong ties in the art community in Texas provides our properties close connection to the artists that have helped contribute to our social media outreach, growth and individual property experiences.

Her First Thursday program has become a widely mimicked approach to creating community and place while developing value in mixed use properties.

Mr. Yarrow is a Managing Director of TP ICAP Americas Holdings INC, the world's largest energy inter-broker dealer. Prior to that, he was a founding partner of several brokerage companies, including Axiom Commodities Group, Atlas Petroleum Markets, Atlas Physical Grains, and Axiom Retail Energy.

As one of three partners of Axiom Commodity Group, Yarrow helped build Axiom into one of the leading independent over-the-counter energy brokerage firms in North America before its acquisition by TP ICAP.

Having started his career on the floor of New York Mercantile Exchange, Yarrow has more than twenty-five years of experience in the energy sector with a focus on trading, risk management, technology and project development. A former member of NYMEX and KCBT, Yarrow served on Advisory boards of both ICE and NYMEX during the startup phase of electronic trading.

He has a degree in economics from the University of Connecticut.

Mike Melody is based out of Houston, Texas and is responsible for sourcing of capital for acquirers and owners of commercial real estate. Mr. Melody brings over 30 years of experience to the company and has advised clients on more than $7 billion of transactions over the past ten years alone.

Prior to joining Walker & Dunlop, Mr. Melody was Executive Managing Director at Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL), where he co-led the Capital Markets Finance practice, focused on building national lender relationships, sourcing high profile loan originations, and structured debt for owners and lenders.

Before his time at JLL, Mr. Melody held a Vice Chairman position at CBRE Capital Markets, co-heading the firm's national debt and equity finance group, then serving as President of CBRE Capital Corporation. Mr. Melody previously played a critical role in helping build L.J. Melody & Company, which was acquired by CBRE in 1996.

Mr. Melody earned a Bachelor of Science and MBA from the University of Texas. He is active in ICSC, MBA, and ULI, and holds Series 7, 24, and 63 securities licenses.

Lou Waters is president of Waters Group. His expertise in identifying emerging technologies and trends in the marketplace has created a strong track record in software, services, and manufactured products.

Lou's current companies include FloodBreak, the leading provider of passive flood protection measures in the US; PV Rentals Leasing & Sales, the largest regional provider of commercial truck and van rentals in the Texas Gulf Coast region; and the Bandera Corridor Conservation Bank. Lou serves as a director of Allegiance Bank.

Lou holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Rice University and an MBA from INSEAD. He holds twenty-five U.S. patents, many with international coverage, with several more actively in development.

Dr. William E. "Billy" Cohn is a Vice President for Johnson & Johnson's Medical Devices Companies and the Executive Director of the Center for Device Innovation at the Texas Medical Center in Houston. He is also a tenured Professor of Surgery at Baylor College of Medicine and an Adjunct Professor of Bioengineering at Rice University and the University of Houston.

Dr. Cohn has more than 150 U.S. patents granted or pending for medical device innovations that have provided core technology for eight venture-backed medical start-ups, four of which have been acquired and commercialized by large med-tech companies.

Prior to joining Johnson & Johnson, Dr. Cohn was a cardiothoracic surgeon and Director of the Cullen Cardiovascular Research Laboratory at the Texas Heart Institute. In 2011, Dr. Cohn and Dr. O. H. Frazier successfully implanted the first pulseless total heart replacement device in a human patient.

Dr. Cohn sits on the Board of Directors of BiVACOR USA, Corvion, and Cardiovascular Systems Inc.