We’re all looking to the future with Harvard Investments. I’m always asking myself ‘Are we keeping our promises of today and are we preparing the company for tomorrow’s needs?’ What keeps me motivated is knowing we’ll be providing what people need in a home, a neighborhood, their work environments. That’s going to constantly change, and we’re staying in front of the changes.
About Tim
Tim is Senior Vice President at Harvard Investments. He joined Harvard Investments in 2007, where he oversees new acquisitions, including project identification, funding, negotiations, legal, entitlement and closings. Tim leads his project management team in overseeing pre-construction, construction and ongoing growth and maintenance responsibilities. Tim got his start in real estate in his hometown of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Upon relocating to Arizona, he worked at Grubb & Ellis, a national brokerage firm, and later became the director of acquisitions, covering the southwest market area for the active adult division of Meritage Homes.
A long-time member of the Board of Directors for Valley Partnership, Tim is currently serving as Chairperson. He is a full member of the Urban Land Institute, serving on a Community Development Council, is a member of Pinal Partnership, the National Association of Home Builders, and the Arizona Chapter of the Villanova Alumni Association. Tim is involved with the Luke Air Force Base Honorary Commanders Program, a civic volunteer organization supporting the base while engaging airmen in the local community. When not working, Tim enjoys time with wife Annie, coaching his kids’ sports teams and running marathons.
Contributions
Valley Partnership – Board of Directors
Urban Land Institute/Community Development Council
Pinal Partnership
National Association of Home Builders
Luke Air Force Base Honorary Commanders Program 2014-16
Villanova Alumni Association, AZ Chapter
Licensed Arizona Realtor
Education
Villanova University, Bachelor of Science in Biology
Post baccalaureate studies University of Washington and University of Arizona