Congress days

Carlo Hein

President, FIABCI Luxembourg and Director, FIABCI 65

Carlo Hein is active in the Luxembourgish construction sector and in the renewable energy sector since 1996 when he joined Becolux SA as administrator. Carlo is also president of FIABCI Luxembourg. He covers all competencies related to the development and management of a real estate project: from the beginning to the end of the project through financing and marketing reviews including an offer to manage building operations.
His assets lies in the vertical integration of all necessary skills for managing and developing a real estate portfolio providing custom made solutions to both investors and tenants while promoting the integration of the latest technologies to substantially reduce their operating and energy costs. His computer science background enabled him to reconsider how to implement building infrastructure management systems with cloud computing solutions.
Carlo believes that the third industrial revolution has already impacted the real estate industry and that building infrastructure management systems, the Internet of things, big data and digital factory are the concepts who will reshape the real estate industry.

Flavio Gonzaga Nunes

FIABCI World President

Flávio Gonzaga Bellegarde Nunes has practiced law since 1974 in the areas of Real Estate, Corporate and Environment. Flávio acted in several sophisticated operations involving significant assets such as Initial Public Offerings (IPOs), acquisition of asset s and equity control; acquisition of real estate development portfolio among others. Flávio also advised on a number of transactions involving structured real estate development, collateral in general, lease, purchase and sale of property and the like.

Jeremy Rifkin

President of the Foundation on Economic Trends

Jeremy Rifkin is president of the Foundation on Economic Trends and the bestselling author of nineteen books on the impact of scientific and technological changes on the economy, the workforce, society, and the environment. His books have been translated into more than thirty five languages and are used in hundreds of universities, corporations and government agencies around the world. His most recent books include The Third Industrial Revolution, The Empathic Civilization, The Hydrogen Economy, The European Dream, The End of Work, The Age of Access, and The Biotech Century.

Jeremy Rifkin has been an advisor to the European Union for the past decade. Mr. Rifkin advised the government of Spain during its presidency of the European Union (January 1st - June 30, 2010). Mr. Rifkin also served as an adviser to President Nicolas Sarkozy of France, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, Prime Minister Jose Socrates of Portugal, Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero of Spain, and Prime Minister Janez Janša of Slovenia, during their respective European Council Presidencies, on issues related to the economy, climate change, and energy security. He currently advises the European Commission, the European Parliament, and several EU heads of state.

Mr. Rifkin is the principle architect of the European Union's Third Industrial Revolution long-term economic sustainability plan to address the triple challenge of the global economic crisis, energy security, and climate change. The Third Industrial Revolution was formally endorsed by the European Parliament in 2007 and is now being implemented by various agencies within the European Commission as well as in the 27 member-states.

Mr. Rifkin is also the founder and chairperson of the Third Industrial Revolution Global CEO Business Roundtable, comprised of 100 of the world's leading renewable energy companies, construction companies, architectural firms, real estate companies, IT companies, power and utility companies, and transport and logistics companies. Mr. Rifkin's global economic development team is the largest of its kind in the world and is working with cities, regions, and national governments to develop master plans to transition their economies into post-carbon Third Industrial Revolution infrastructures.

Since 1994, Mr. Rifkin has been a senior lecturer at the Wharton School's Executive Education Program at the University of Pennsylvania — the world's #1 ranked business school— where he instructs CEOs and senior management on transitioning their business operations into sustainable Third Industrial Revolution economies.

Mr. Rifkin's monthly column on global issues appears in many of the world's leading newspapers and magazines, including The Los Angeles Times in the United States, The Guardian in the U.K., Die Süddeutsche Zeitung andHandelsblatt in Germany, Le Soir and Knack in Belgium,L'Espresso in Italy, El Mundo and El País in Spain,Kathimerini in Greece, Informatíon in Denmark, De Volkskrant in the Netherlands, Hospodárské Noviny in the Czech Republic, Wort in Luxembourg, Eesti Päevaleht in Estonia, Trud in Bulgaria, Clarín in Argentina, and Al-Ittihad in the U.A.E.

Rifkin has been influential in shaping public policy in the United States and around the world. He has testified before numerous congressional committees and has had consistent success in litigation to ensure responsible government policies on a variety of environmental, scientific and technology related issues.

He has been a frequent guest on numerous television programs, including Face the Nation, The Lehrer News Hour, 20/20, Larry King Live, Today, and Good Morning America. The National Journal named Rifkin as one of 150 people in the U.S. that have the most influence in shaping federal government policy.

Mr. Rifkin holds a degree in economics from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, and a degree in international affairs from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University. Rifkin speaks frequently before government, business, labor and civic forums. He has lectured at hundreds of the world's leading corporations as well as more than 300 universities in some thirty countries in the past four decades.

Mr. Rifkin is the founder and president of The Foundation on Economic Trends (www.foet.org) in Bethesda, MD. The Foundation examines the economic, environmental, social and cultural impacts of new technologies introduced into the global economy.

Carlo Thelen

CEO, the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce

As Chief economist and board member of the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce, Carlo Thelen is in charge of economic affairs , analysis and studies, reports and statistics. He is the author of statements and opinions on bills and socio-economic regulations, including the Chamber of Commerce's statement on the State Budget.

In order to manage these missions, a national and international dialogue and coordination with private and public actors and partners are required.

Carlo Thelen also manages the International Department of the Chamber of Commerce, aiming to assist companies on foreign markets and to promote economic and commercial relations with foreign countries.
Apart from his activities as an economist, Carlo Thelen is involved in charity, notably as Secretary general of Oeuvre Nationale de Secours Grande-Duchesse Charlotte.

Aimé Shyirambere

Senior Project Manager, Solum Real Estate

Graduate in Civil and Environment Engineering, Aimé worked as a project manager in charge of infrastructure projects in Belgium before extending his experience into the fascinating world of construction by undertaking the development, from A to Z, of both residential and commercial real estate projects in Luxembourg.

His endless global interest in real estate led him to broaden his approach with a practical investigation of the specific methods of financing large scale real estate projects, especially public-private partnership and real estate funds domiciled in Luxembourg.

Zhang Yue

Chairman, BROAD Group

Zhang Yue, Chairman and President of BROAD Group, was born in Changsha in
1960 and graduated in 1980 with a college degree in fine arts, working as a teacher
and librarian. He founded BROAD with 3,000 USD in 1988.

Ever since its inception, he has had an innate passion for creative thinking into
technology. He has obtained over 200 patents for his inventions, for example, in 1989 the pressure-free hot water boiler, in 1992 the non-electric air conditioning, in 1999 the cooling, heating and power (CHP) system, in 2005 the air purification technology with electrostatic cleaner, in 2007 heat recovery fresh air unit technology, in 2009 the factory-made sustainable building (BSB), each of his inventions has revolutionized its industry, making BROAD a globally recognized technological leader.

Facing the imminent situation of climate change, Zhang Yue dreamed of his
non-electric air conditioning to completely replace its electric one, saving energy by 2 times more. However, Zhang’s greater dream is to popularize BROAD sustainable
buildings worldwide, for its energy efficiency is 5 times more than that of
conventional buildings. In 2011, Zhang Yue was awarded as the Champions of the
Earth by the United Nations.

Zhang Yue

Chairman, BROAD Group

Zhang Yue, Chairman and President of BROAD Group, was born in Changsha in
1960 and graduated in 1980 with a college degree in fine arts, working as a teacher
and librarian. He founded BROAD with 3,000 USD in 1988.

Ever since its inception, he has had an innate passion for creative thinking into
technology. He has obtained over 200 patents for his inventions, for example, in 1989 the pressure-free hot water boiler, in 1992 the non-electric air conditioning, in 1999 the cooling, heating and power (CHP) system, in 2005 the air purification technology with electrostatic cleaner, in 2007 heat recovery fresh air unit technology, in 2009 the factory-made sustainable building (BSB), each of his inventions has revolutionized its industry, making BROAD a globally recognized technological leader.

Facing the imminent situation of climate change, Zhang Yue dreamed of his
non-electric air conditioning to completely replace its electric one, saving energy by 2 times more. However, Zhang’s greater dream is to popularize BROAD sustainable
buildings worldwide, for its energy efficiency is 5 times more than that of
conventional buildings. In 2011, Zhang Yue was awarded as the Champions of the
Earth by the United Nations.

Pooran Desai

Co-founder BioRegional & International Director One Planet Communities

Pooran studied at Oxford and Cambridge Universities before co-founding environmental organisation, BioRegional in 1994. BioRegional is now an international network with offices in UK, Canada, South Africa and Australia.
He has worked in sustainable farming, forestry, recycling & eco-housing. In 1998, he drew together the partnership to construct Beddington Zero (fossil) Energy Development (BedZED), the UK’s foremost eco-village development where he lives and works.
In 2002 he coined the term ‘One Planet Living’. He has led BioRegional teams creating sustainability action plans for major mixed-use projects including Mata de Sesimbra in Portugal and Masdar City in Abu Dhabi. ‘One Planet Communities’ include Hollerich Village in Luxembourg proposed by Schuler Group.
In 2004, Pooran was awarded an OBE by the Queen for services to sustainable development and in 2007 was made an honorary fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects.

Martin Von Hauff

President, FIABCI World Council of Managers

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Wolfgang Feist

Fouder, Passivhaus Institute

Dr Wolfgang Feist, a physicist by training, came into contact with the problems of energy supply early on in his career and soon dedicated his work to the development of systematic solutions. Feist saw the answer he had been seeking in energy efficiency. Working tirelessly on the improvement of energy efficient in buildings since 1980, Feist developed and constructed the first Passive House in 1991 and played a key role in the development of the Passive House Standard. He was awarded the German Environmental Award in 2001 and the Göteborg International Environment Prize in 2003. In 2013, he was awarded the Honorary Fellowship by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).

Practical solutions have always been the focus of Dr Feist’s work. With the founding of the Passive House Institute in 1996, he created an independent research institution that aids architects, engineers and component manufacturers in the development of highly efficient buildings and components.

In addition to heading the Passive House Institute, Dr. Feist is a professor of building physics at the University of Innsbruck where he has worked with the department of Energy Efficient Construction since 2008 to spur development in the region of Tyrol, Austria.

Rudy Ricciotti

Architecte et ingénieur, Grand Prix National d'Architecture and Médaille d'or de l'académie d'architecture

Architecte et ingénieur, Grand Prix National d'Architecture en 2006, Médaille d'or de l'Académie d'Architecture, Rudy Ricciotti est représentatif de cette génération d'architectes qui allient puissance de création et véritable culture constructive. Auteur de réalisations marquantes en France, avec notamment la salle de Rock Stadium de Vitrolles, le Centre Chorégraphique National d'Aix-en-Provence d’Angelin Preljocaj, la restructuration des Grands Moulins de Paris pour l’Université Denis Diderot Paris VII, le Musée des Civilisations d’Europe et de Méditerranée à Marseille, l’aile des Arts de l’Islam pour le Louvre ou encore le Stade Jean Bouin à Paris. Il construit également à l’étranger : la passerelle pour la Paix sur le fleuve Han à Séoul, la Philharmonie de Potsdam en Allemagne, le Palais des Festivals de Venise, le Musée d’Art Contemporain de Liège ou encore la Philharmonie de Gstaad pour le festival créé par Yehudi Menuhin.

Joao Crestana

President, FIABCI World Council of Developers/Investors

João Crestana, Production Engineer by Escola Politécnica da USP Universidade de São Paulo (The São Paulo University Politechnical School), Master degree (MS) in Industrial Engineering by Stanford University, California, USA. Owner of Torrear Incorporações e Planejamento Imobiliário Ltda, a real estate planning and development company.

Past experience in planning and financial markets. Executive and past consultant for important multinational companies and also for some important Brazilian companies. Since 1985 is in the real estate market. As a developer, João Crestana was directly or indirectly responsible for planning, developing or building many residential and office buildings.

Member of Secovi, the most important South American real estate association since 1985. Founded in 1946, represents more than 13,000 real estate companies in the state of São Paulo. Past Secovi Director of Real Estate Operation (2000 – 2004). Past Secovi Vice President (2005 – 2007). Past Secovi President (2007 – 2009 and 2009 – 2012), Current Secovi Advisory Board Chairman, National President of the Real Estate Industry Commission, a division of Brazilian Chamber or Construction Industry since February of 2007, actual Member of Febraban´s Board of Trustees, Member of WTC´s Board of Trustees, and President of the Fiabci World Congress of Developers and Investors.

As the Chairman of the Real Estate Industry Commission, he set affordable housing as a priority. His goal is to provide the federal government support to develop a project for a permanent and sustainable public policy for social housing for low income families.

João Crestana defends the free enterprise, free competition in the market, house opportunities for everyone and less bureaucracy.

Nils Kok

Executive Director, GRESB, and Associate Professor in Finance, Maastricht University

Dr. Nils Kok is the executive director and co-founder of the Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB); a premier investor-driven initiative to assess the environmental and social performance of the global real estate investment industry.

Nils also holds a position as an Associate Professor in Finance and Real Estate at Maastricht University, the Netherlands. He is the recipient of a prestigious three-year grant from the Dutch National Science Foundation for his work on the intersection of energy efficiency and finance in the real estate sector.

Claude Turmes

Member of the European Parliament and Vice-President of the Green Group in the EP

Since 1999 member and since 2002 vice-president of the Greens/EFA Group in the EP

Member of the committees on Industry, Research and Energy (ITRE)

Coordinator on energy issues for the Green Group

Rapporteur of the Energy Efficiency Directive

Previously Rapporteur of the Directives on renewable energies and on the liberalization of the energy market

Tatiana Fabeck

Architecte, vice-présidente du Conseil d’Administration de la Fondation de l’Architecture et de l’Ingénierie

Tatiana Fabeck, luxembourgeoise, née en 1970, est lauréate du prix du meilleur diplôme à l’Ecole Spéciale d’architecture de Paris en 1994 sous la présidence de Paul Virilio et Christian de Portzamparc. Elle démarre sa vie professionnelle au sein du bureau de Cuno Brullmann S.A. à Paris. Depuis 1996, elle est architecte indépendante au Luxembourg. En 2006, elle devient membre du Conseil d’Administration et du Comité de Direction de la Fondation de l’Architecture et de l’Ingénierie au Luxembourg. De 2006 à 2014, elle participe à la Biennale d’Architecture de Venise dans le cadre de la Fondation de l’Architecture et de l’Ingénierie en tant que membre du jury, co-curatrice ou co-commissaire. De 2008-09 elle enseigne le master en architecture à la ‚Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft des Saarlandes’ à Saarbruck.
En 2012, elle change de structure de bureau en fondant « FABECK ARCHITECTES ». Depuis 2013, elle est vice-présidence du Conseil d’Administration de la Fondation de l’Architecture de l’Ingénierie au Luxembourg. Son bureau a obtenu de nombreux premiers prix à des concours d’architecture et d’urbanisme internationaux et réalise des projets publics et privés, résidentiels, tertiaires, universitaires et scolaires.

Rudy Ricciotti

Architecte et ingénieur, Grand Prix National d'Architecture and Médaille d'or de l'académie d'architecture

Architecte et ingénieur, Grand Prix National d'Architecture en 2006, Médaille d'or de l'Académie d'Architecture, Rudy Ricciotti est représentatif de cette génération d'architectes qui allient puissance de création et véritable culture constructive. Auteur de réalisations marquantes en France, avec notamment la salle de Rock Stadium de Vitrolles, le Centre Chorégraphique National d'Aix-en-Provence d’Angelin Preljocaj, la restructuration des Grands Moulins de Paris pour l’Université Denis Diderot Paris VII, le Musée des Civilisations d’Europe et de Méditerranée à Marseille, l’aile des Arts de l’Islam pour le Louvre ou encore le Stade Jean Bouin à Paris. Il construit également à l’étranger : la passerelle pour la Paix sur le fleuve Han à Séoul, la Philharmonie de Potsdam en Allemagne, le Palais des Festivals de Venise, le Musée d’Art Contemporain de Liège ou encore la Philharmonie de Gstaad pour le festival créé par Yehudi Menuhin.

Hendrik Nelde

President, FIABCI Belgium

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Eva Beleznay

Private Consultant, Budapest

Eva Beleznay has an architectural and urban planning study and work experience from Hungary and the USA. After having worked as an urban planner and consultant in both the private and public sectors, she became the Head of the Deputy Mayor’s Office responsible for urban development of the City of Budapest. In her role as the main advisor for the Mayor and his Deputy, and later as the Chief Architect of Budapest she was responsible for providing leadership and policy direction in the areas of the capital’s regional and urban development, planning and design, urban regeneration, architectural quality control as well as for project development. Most important projects included the Heart of Budapest Program, City Hall Forum, European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), Danube Strategy and its projects, Kelenföld-Etele intermodal subcenter, Olympics 2020, Csepel-North development program. Her priorities are urban regeneration, sustainability, and community actions for liveability.
Since 2010 she works as a private consultant. She works to strenghten the coexistance of top-down policy-making and the bottom-up implementation and awareness processes. She has been a member of several working groups of the Chamber of Hungarian Architects (CHA). She is a Board Member and the Head of the Public Affairs Working Group of the Hungary Green Building Council. She is a BREEAM expert and a national Certified Real Estate Broker and Appraiser.

Jason Hu

Mayor, Taichung City Government

Mayor Jason Hu studied at National Cheng-Chi University of Taipei, Taiwan. He received his Master of Sciences from University of Southampton and Doctor of Philosophy from Oxford University in England.

After his studies, he worked as the Deputy Director of the First Bureau for the Republic of China in 1991 and the minister of Government Information Office in the same year. In 1996, he was a member of the National Assembly and was appointed R.O.C Representative to U.S.A. One year later, he became the Minister of Foreign Affairs during 3 years. In 2000, he worked as Director General at the Culture & Communication Affairs Committee in Kuomintang Party and he has become the Mayor of Taichung since 2001.

Mayor Hu has received the following honors:
- One of the ten freshest movers and shakers in urban politics worldwide, which chosen by British magazine ‘MONOCLE’ in 2010.
- The Top Seven Intelligent Communities in 2012.
- Special Contribution for National Development in Property Construction Award -- FIABCI-Taiwan Real Estate Excellence Award in 2012.
- Recognition of Excellence Award of Arts and Sciences in University of South Carolina in 2013.

Ken Creighton

Director of Professional Standards, RICS

Ken Creighton directs RICS’ contribution to the development of international standards. He also oversees our education and qualification standards and the technical standards developed in RICS’ 17 professional groups.
Ken Creighton

Ken joined RICS in November 2011 from the IFRS Foundation, where he was director of Content Services. In this role Ken worked with countries adopting IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards) as issued by the IASB (International Accounting Standards Board). As well as supporting adoption of the standards internationally, Ken led the Foundation’s content dissemination processes, which included translation, licensing and product sales.

Before joining the IFRS Foundation in 2005, Ken was a senior manager at Ernst & Young. During his tenure there Ken led a number of international projects while based in its Washington DC, Madrid and London offices. Previous to joining E&Y, Ken was an associate analyst at Prudential Securities' Washington research office and also a legislative correspondent in the United States Senate.

Ken holds an MSc from the London School of Economics and a BA from the University of California at Berkeley. Originally from Seattle, Ken has lived in London with his family for over a decade.

In his current role with RICS, Ken's responsibilities include:

- Working with leading industry bodies to create and develop international standards
- Managing the development of technical guidance and policy through RICS’ 17 professional group boards
- Setting and maintaining RICS’ membership standards and competencies through our Membership and Education Standards boards

Tony Grant

Past World President, FIABCI

Tony Grant was born in London, UK in 1942 and has spent a lifetime in the real
estate profession. He founded Grant & Partners (Property Advisers, Appraisers,
Surveyors and Estate Agents) in London in 1965. The firm initially specialized in
industrial and warehouse agency, but later diversified into office property, development
and investment consultancy as well as project management and property
management.
By 1987 Grant & Partners had grown to a total of 12 partners and 140 support
staff. In that year, Tony Grant was invited by one of his firm’s major clients, Ladbroke Group PLC (later
Hilton PLC), to head up their United States property subsidiary, London & Leeds Development Corporation.
He ended his executive involvement in Grant & Partners and moved to New York on a five year contract.
He was appointed President and Chief Executive Officer of London & Leeds with direct responsibility for a
4.7 million square foot office development program in Boston, New York, Washington D.C. and Miami
representing approximately $1.5 billion of investment.
Tony Grant returned to London at the beginning of 1993. In June of that year he joined the Board of Olives
Property PLC as Chairman & Joint Chief Executive, having purchased a substantial interest in the
company. Olives was a small UK based public property investment and development company whose
shares were quoted on the main London Stock Exchange.
During the subsequent five years the gross assets of Olives Property grew from approximately £5.6 million
to £58 million. Olives was sold to Hemingway Properties by means of an agreed takeover transaction
in May 1998 and Mr. Grant left the Board to take up the World Presidency of FIABCI (the International
Real Estate Federation) for a one year elected term.
Between 1999 and 2002 Tony Grant was active in the UK as a real estate investor and developer utilizing
his private family funds.
This activity was transferred to South Carolina in January 2003 when he moved to the USA as a permanent
resident and continues to the present time. He became a U.S. Citizen in 2007.

Claudine Speltz

President, CEPI

In 1971, Claudine Speltz left Belgium for the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
In 1986, Claudine Speltz set up as an accounting and tax advisor, and managing agent of co-ownerships. She has been a member of the CIGDL (Real Estate Chamber of Luxembourg) since 1994 and director since 1997, became President from 2005 to 2011 and Honorary President in 2012. She was a founding member of a number of associations, including the Association of Professional Managing Agents of Luxembourg (GSPL), the Association of Accounting and Tax Advisers (ALCOMFI), and the President founder 2004-2010 of the Women entrepreneurs’ Federation of Luxembourg (FFCEL) and Honorary President since 2011.
She was chosen as “Manager of the year 2004” by the economic editorial team of the daily “Tageblatt”.
In 2006, she received the European trophy awarded by the European Council of Women, Enterprises and Commerce (CEFEC), presented by Simone Veil and Renaud Duteil, French minister for SMEs, Commerce, Crafts and Liberal Professions.
In 2011, she was elected president of the European Council of Property Managers (CEAB)
Since 2012, she took a new turn in her career towards consultancy and mediation relating to co-ownerships and relaunched her activity in accounting and taxation activities relating mainly to property and she was elected as director of the clc (Luxembourger confederation of commerce and services), and CEPI’s President (European Council of Real Estate Professions).

Terry Dunkin

President, FIABCI World Council of Experts

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Mr. Dunkin has over thirty five years of real estate valuation and consulting experience. Prior to establishing his own consulting firm in 2012 he was a Managing Director for Grubb & Ellis Landauer, Mr. Dunkin spent twenty seven years as Senior Vice President and Managing Director of Cassidy Turley’s (formerly Colliers Pinkard) Valuation Advisory Services Group where he managed market valuations and consulting projects, both foreign and domestic.
Prior to joining Cassidy Turley, Mr. Dunkin spent five years as an Assistant Vice President at Maryland National Bank in Baltimore, where he provided real estate valuation services to various departments of the bank including the Mortgage Department, the Trust Department, the Corporate Services Department and the Special Assets Department.

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES & AFFILIATIONS

The Appraisal Institute:
Member/MAI (1985-present)
National President (2007)
International Committee (2008 to 2010)
National Executive Committee (2004 to 2008)
National Board of Directors (2000 to 2008)
Counselor of Real Estate / CRE (accredited 2004)
Certified Commercial Investment Member / CCIM (accredited 1997)
The Appraisal Foundation – Board of Trustees (2010-2012)
American Real Estate Society (ARES) Board of Directors (2008-present)
Appraisal Institute Education Trust (AIET) – Board of Directors (2009-present)
International Real Estate Federation (FIABCI) – Board of Directors (2010-present)
Union of Panamerican Associations of Valuation (UPAV) – Board of Directors (2010-2012)

STATE & REGULATORY LICENSURE

Pennsylvania: State Certified General Real Estate Appraiser License No. GA-001670-L
Maryland: State Certified General Real Estate Appraiser License No. 1186
Maryland: State Certified Associate Real Estate Broker License No. 3942991

EDUCATION

Mr. Dunkin is a graduate of Towson University where he received bachelor’s degrees in Business Administration (Marketing) and Geography & Environmental Planning.
Adjunct Professor at Johns Hopkins University Real Estate Masters Degree Program

QUALIFIED BEFORE COURTS & ADMINSTRATIVE BODIES

Qualified Expert Witness before the United States Bankruptcy Court
Qualified Expert Witness before the United States and State of Maryland Tax Courts
Qualified Expert Witness before various County Circuit and District Courts in the State of Maryland

Maggy Nagel

Ministre du Logement, Luxembourg

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