Kerry McCormack 2010

Name: Kerry McCormack, PE Title: Principal Company: LandStrategies, LLC Location: Boston, Mass. Family: Melissa (wife), Chloe (3) and Brayden (2) College: BS, University of Massachusetts Amherst (1995); MBA, Babson College (exp 2011) First job in real estate or allied field: Civil engineering/site development What do you do now and what are you planning for the future: Currently a principal with LandStrategies, LLC, a real estate development advisory firm that provides practical project development analysis, advice and program management services with an emphasis on infrastructure planning and regulatory permitting. Through co-investment, LEED development and integration of renewable energies, we allow developers to leverage a higher potential from their property by reducing up front costs and specifically targeting a variety of public funding. Hobbies: Real estate investment, triathlons, golf and skiing Favorite book: "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy Person you most emulate (outside of family): Richard Dean Anderson (MacGyver) Key to success: Life is short, be passionate about what you do.

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