As SVP of Finance, Mike Dickson is responsible for developing and executing the firm’s financial strategies, with a special focus on capital markets, acquisitions, and underwriting.
He joined the firm with nearly 15 years of experience across various financial leadership functions, recently serving as CFO for several investment managers across the private equity and commercial real estate sector.
Most recently, he served as the CFO of MBP Capital, an investment manager focused on various multifamily strategies across Texas. There, he was responsible for engaging capital markets, underwriting, due diligence, investor relations, and developing the financial strategy of the firm.
Mike holds a bachelor’s degree in finance and a master’s degree in accounting from the University of Texas at Dallas.
As the Senior Project Manager for A.B. Lloyd Construction, Micah Hoskinson brings 10 years of experience in building and managing senior living projects. He is responsible for leading the project team through all phases of the preconstruction, building, and closeout process. Micah’s strengths as a detail-oriented leader and problem solver allow him to deliver high quality projects consistently.
Micah holds a degree in Building Construction from the University of Florida and is a licensed General Contractor in the State of Florida.
Debbie Green has been in human resources for the past twenty-five years, twelve of which were spent with Lutheran Senior Services as Director of Human Resources. At Lloyd Jones, she has been responsible for identifying – and recruiting- some of the nation’s top senior housing specialists, positioning the company for its strategic growth.
Debbie holds a B.S. from the University of Missouri.
As CFO, Jason takes on a fundamental role in the financial management and strategic decision-making processes of our organization. Jason leverages his extensive experience with over 20 years in the industry to focus on maximizing financial performance and driving growth for Lloyd Jones.
Prior to joining Lloyd Jones, Jason served as a Partner and CFO at City Pads, where he provided oversight of all financial and legal aspects of ground-up development projects while also playing a pivotal role in capitalization activities by securing bridge, construction, and permanent financing vehicles and identifying and negotiating with equity partners.
Jason holds an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and a BSBA from Boston University.
Camilo joined Lloyd Jones in 2021 and along with his team, led the acquisition efforts of new senior living opportunities across the United States. Lloyd Jones has closed on 9 new senior properties and counting since joining the firm. At his former employer, Landmark, Camilo led the evaluation of potential acquisitions and development opportunities for industrial, multifamily and age restricted properties. In his short time, he approved and broke ground on 2 new developments, totaling $110MM. Previously Camilo was the Director of Capital Markets at Janover Ventures, an advisory firm which leverages technology and digital media for commercial real estate finance. Starting as an analyst and quickly being promoted twice, Mr. Padron led and oversaw all capital markets efforts at Janover. Specifically, arranging debt and equity for multifamily and commercial real estate assets with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, HUD, CMBS and other Balance Sheet products. Camilo and his team analyzed, submitted letters of intent and closed over $1.5 billion in real estate assets and developments from 2016 to 2020.
Camilo holds a bachelor’s degree in Finance and International Business from Florida International University and a Master of Science in Finance from the University of Miami. In 2020 he was named a council advisory member for the Florida International University Hollo School of Real Estate.
After identifying the need for an innovative approach to the development process, Michael Hass brought his expertise in senior living projects to co-found Drive Development Partners in 2015.
Finding his niche in Continuing Care Retirement Communities early in his career allowed Michael to become an authority on senior living developments, building over 8 million square feet as a General Contractor. Since founding Drive Development Partners, he has placed over 1.9 million square feet of development under construction with an additional 1 million square in backlog. Working with industry-leading companies such as Senior Resource Group, Avanti Senior Living, Prevarian Senior Living, and YourLife. Michael’s projects span California to Connecticut and Florida to Oregon. In his career, Michael has built over 9 million square feet of senior living communities and Drive reached $1 million in service fee revenue in its second year of operations.
Michael’s focus is to champion Drive Development Partners’ projects and create new communities to serve tomorrow’s senior. Balancing marketability, capital costs, alternative delivery methods, and changing financial markets is his strength. With an engineering degree from Iowa State and 20 years’ experience in the construction industry, Michael brings a refreshingly practical perspective to the development
process. Drawing on his time working with his family in their Midwest construction and development business and his 15 years with The Weitz Company as a Director of Senior Living, Michael has learned development literally from the ground up.
What makes Drive Development Partners’ approach to projects unique is their willingness to break with norms to create exceptional projects. Michael is adept at taking a project from concept to financing to stabilization. His extensive knowledge and background create not only an efficient process, but a differentiated project as well. Michael specifically tailors each project to its unique market. And with
experience sourcing sophisticated lenders and investors in varying financing structures, Drive Development Partners tailors the capital individually as well. From small family offices and individual investors to international equity funds and not-forprofits, each project gets a custom development plan that works to ensure the best chance of success.
Michael strives to make every project not only successful, but enjoyable for everyone involved. Educating and informing team members on the project to create a lasting and beneficial impact is the most enjoyable part of each development. The success of Michael’s clients continues to directly translate to recognition and growth for Drive as the business continues to prepare for a coming surge in demand for new housing solutions.
Education: Bachelor of Science in Construction Engineering Iowa State University, Masters in Business Admin (partial) University of Iowa
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Chris Finlay began investing in real estate early in his career as a commercial airline pilot with Eastern Airlines. Casual investing soon evolved into a major commercial real estate business, and in 1983 Chris resigned from Eastern to concentrate exclusively on the Finlay Company. During the ensuing years, Chris grew the company into one of the largest real estate firms in New England.
In 1990, he began to focus on real estate development and over the next fifteen years developed, constructed, and managed approximately 40 multifamily and senior housing communities and luxury condominiums.
The Great Recession of 2008 provided numerous investment opportunities in the multifamily arena, and after a few years of investing for his own account, Chris established Lloyd Jones to offer outside investors an opportunity to participate in his acquisitions. A few years later, he added senior living and development subsidiaries to capitalize on the exploding demand for senior housing. More recently, seeing acquisition opportunities in the hospitality industry, he added a hotel investment division.
Today, Chris leverages his successful 40-year track record and experience to lead Lloyd Jones and all its subsidiaries as chairman and CEO.
Chris’s education includes Upper Canada College and post-graduate studies at the Harvard Graduate School of Design. He has also completed extensive industry training. He is on the board of the National Multifamily Housing Council, a member of The American Seniors Housing Association, and a strong supporter of Shelters to Shutters, a non-profit organized to connect individuals facing homelessness to opportunities for employment and housing within the multifamily community.
Chris Finlay began investing in real estate early in his career as a commercial airline pilot with Eastern Airlines. Casual investing soon evolved into a major commercial real estate business, and in 1983 Chris resigned from Eastern to concentrate exclusively on the Finlay Company. During the ensuing years, Chris grew the company into one of the largest real estate firms in New England.
In 1990, he began to focus on real estate development and over the next fifteen years developed, constructed, and managed approximately 40 multifamily and senior housing communities and luxury condominiums.
The Great Recession of 2008 provided numerous investment opportunities in the multifamily arena, and after a few years of investing for his own account, Chris established Lloyd Jones to offer outside investors an opportunity to participate in his acquisitions. A few years later, he added senior living and development subsidiaries to capitalize on the exploding demand for senior housing. More recently, seeing acquisition opportunities in the hospitality industry, he added a hotel investment division.
Today, Chris leverages his successful 40-year track record and experience to lead Lloyd Jones and all its subsidiaries as chairman and CEO.
Chris’s education includes Upper Canada College and post-graduate studies at the Harvard Graduate School of Design. He has also completed extensive industry training. He is on the board of the National Multifamily Housing Council, a member of The American Seniors Housing Association, and a strong supporter of Shelters to Shutters, a non-profit organized to connect individuals facing homelessness to opportunities for employment and housing within the multifamily community.
As chief operating officer of Lloyd Jones, Jimmy Carrion is responsible for the oversight of the firm’s subsidiaries, with a special focus on Aviva Senior Living. Previously senior vice president of investor relations, Jimmy has been with the company since 2020.
Having worked closely with CEO, Chris Finlay, Jimmy has been involved in every aspect of the business from investor relations, investment acquisitions and underwriting, to senior-housing asset management.
His 15-year career has focused on operations and investment management, starting with the Atlanta Razorback Sports Complex of the North American Soccer League where he served as director of operations for the facility.
From there, he worked in the construction industry as director of sales and operations for a construction management firm.
Prior to joining Lloyd Jones, Jimmy served as regional business development manager of OYO USA, the second-largest hotel chain in the world Jimmy holds a bachelor’s degree in international business from Georgia State University and is fully bilingual.