Mr. Moore joined Trinity Financial in 2023 and is a Senior Construction Manager in the design and construction team. Prior to joining Trinity, Mr. Moore spent the past 20 years working for general contractors in the Boston area, including managing several Trinity projects during his GC time including: Maverick Gardens, Ashmont TOD, Franklin Hill, and Washington Beech.

Mr. Moore is experienced in construction management technology, including critical path method scheduling, and applies that to project delivery efficiency. Currently, Mr. Moore is part of the team planning the Medfield State Hospital historic rehabilitation project. Mr. Moore holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Delaware.

Joshua moved to Massachusetts from North Carolina to enroll in Tufts University's Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning Program (UEP). He joined Trinity thereafter to remain in the area and support the company's transformative development work as an Assistant Project Manager.

While Joshua marvels at the amount of experience he routinely gains with Trinity, he is able to leverage lessons learned within UEP along with a year of experience gained from interning with the real estate arm of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Investment Management Company (MITIMCo). He brings a zestful interest and curiosity to his daily work. Furthermore, having previously worked as a Regulatory Compliance Coordinator for the City of Rocky Mount, Joshua is astute in the restrictive nature and absolute language of regulatory matters. Among the projects Joshua is actively supporting is the 85 Tremont redevelopment of a vacant, underutilized historic industrial building in Meriden, Connecticut. This adaptive reuse project will provide 82 units mixed-income rental housing for the neighboring community. This is the first of many projects to come for Joshua.

Ms. Kamau has been with Trinty since 2022. Having worked in project management, data analysis, and office administration, Ms. Kamau is well-versed in managerial positions and uses these skills daily in her role as an Assistant to both Principals here at Trinity. Her everyday responsibilities include, but are not limited to, scheduling meetings, and work trips as well as serving as a liaison for all the projects the principals are overseeing.

Prior to co-founding Trinity Financial, Inc. with Mr. Keefe in 1987, Mr. Lee served as Special Assistant to the Secretary of Administration and Finance for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Mr. Lee was the Secretary's representative on several State boards and agencies including the Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency, Community Development Finance Corporation, Massachusetts Industrial Finance Agency, and the State's Public Auditorium and Civic Center Grant Program.

Mr. Lee has served as a member of the Board of Directors of the Massachusetts Government Land Bank, the Roxbury Neighborhood Council, the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, the Boston Center for the Arts, Wellesley College and Federated Dorchester Neighborhood Houses. Mr. Lee has been closely involved in each of Trinity's projects including: Randolph Houses, Brookfield Commons, Orchard Gardens HOPE VI, Davenport Commons, The Foley Senior Residences, Quinnipiac Terrace, Newport Heights HOPE VI, and Mattapan Heights.

Mr. Lee holds a Bachelor's degree from Harvard University and is a Massachusetts Institute of Technology-trained city planner.

Mr. McCarthy joined Trinity in 2004 and brought to the company over 20 years of experience in construction management and sustainable development. Since joining Trinity, he has added another 20 years of experience to his resume and has been responsible for the development of over fifteen hundred units of modern, energy efficient, affordable housing. As the Vice president of Design and Construction Mr. McCarthy is currently responsible for the oversight of all project pre-construction design development processes as well as the oversite of the construction management and the ultimate transition of the properties over to the respective property management teams.

During his tenure at Trinity Financial, in addition to assisting on multiple other projects, Mr. McCarthy and his project team have successfully completed the following Trinity projects;

• The four-phase Franklin Hill redevelopment, a project which included 266 units of affordable housing in both midrise and townhouse style buildings. The project also included the multiphase redevelopment of associated public rights of way and the associated utility infrastructure.
• The four phases of the redevelopment of our Mattapan Heights Campus, a re-development which includes housing on what was formerly the Boston Specialty and Rehabilitation Hospital campus in Mattapan, MA. Multiple buildings spread across a bucolic historical landmark site and provide a combined total of 235 units of affordable rental housing. The four Mattapan Heights phases involved the historical preservation and adaptive reuse of existing structures as well as several new ground up construction buildings. The project also included the multiphase redevelopment of associated public rights of way and the associated utility infrastructure.
• The two phases of the Washington Beech HOPE VI development in Roslindale, MA, a redevelopment project providing 206 units of affordable housing in both midrise and townhouse style buildings. The project also included the multiphase redevelopment of associated public rights of way and the associated utility infrastructure.
• The Northampton Square project know as Thirty-Five @ 860 in the South End of Boston. The two-phase project included the renovation of Northampton Tower, a twenty-nine story 245 unit high-rise, and Harrison Tower, a 12 story 102 unit high-rise building providing a combined total of 347 units of affordable rental housing.
• The three phases of Overlook Terrace at Orient Heights, a 331 unit redevelopment project with units in both midrise and townhouse style buildings. The project also included the multiphase redevelopment of associated public rights of way and the associated utility infrastructure.
• Courthouse Lofts in Worcester, a 118 units Historic preservation and adaptive re-use project. With units in the two distinct historic building sections from both the mid-eighteen hundreds and the mid nineteen fifties. The project also included the development of the Major Taylor Museum.

Mr. McCarthy is current overseeing the re-development of Curtis Apartments in Worcester. Phase one is under construction and will provide 129 units of affordable housing. The project is projected to be four phases and consist of a total of 525 units of affordable housing. This project will also include the multiphase redevelopment of associated public rights of way and the associated utility infrastructure.

Joining Trinity Financial in 2015, Ms. Polishook has been involved in a variety of projects, including management of scheduling and travel for both Principals, aiding Trinity's Brand Manager in creating marketing materials and organizing events, supporting the project management team on research and proposals, and managing the New York office. Ms. Polishook holds a B.A. from Vassar College and studied at the GenkiJacs language school in Fukuoka Japan.

Trinity Construction Consultant: Bruce Polishook has over forty years of experience in the construction industry and is the former owner and President of CWC Builders, Inc. The CWC portfolio is comprised of building developments of large apartment building projects consisting of both new construction as well as both occupied renovations and Historic renovations of various building types. As head of CWC, Bruce oversaw all operational aspects of the company, including negotiation and bids for new work, owner/architect/contractor relations, subcontractor management, and field activities. CWC's development projects involved community organizations, affirmative action and resident participation in the process, especially in the preconstruction phase where owners, architects and tenant participation were key in developing the appropriate scope, products and schedule.

Mr. Russell joined Trinity Financial Inc. in 2022 and serves as Senior Asset Manager. Mr. Russell's affordable housing experience spans 23 years during which time he worked to provide rental and utility assistance, responded to tenant's rights inquires, collaborated with Community Based Organizations to address client's needs and monitored compliance under the CDGB, HOME, LIHTC and NMTC programs.

Mr. Russell holds a Bachelor's degree from Howard University, a Master's Degree from Cambridge College, a Certificate in Real Estate Finance from Boston University's Center for Professional Education and is a Certified Credit Compliance Professional with a C14P designation from Spectrum Enterprises.

Vivian Lee joined Trinity Financial in the fall of 2023 as an Assistant Project Manager in the Development Department. Ms. Lee supports the project management of the Curtis Apartments redevelopment project in Worcester, MA, which will replace 372 units of 1950s-era public housing with 527 units of new, modern, energy efficient mixed-income housing. Ms. Lee assists with preparing financing applications, updating development proformas, and coordinating due diligence among Trinity, consultants, housing agencies, lenders, and investors. Prior to joining Trinity, Ms. Lee worked as a paralegal for a Boston-based law firm. Ms. Lee holds a Bachelor's degree in Health Science from Boston University.

Mr. Vislocky joined Trinity in 2015, bringing over 20 years of experience in the construction industry to the company. Mr. Vislocky has recently completed 3160 Park Avenue in the Bronx, NY, a 152 unit, mixed use, affordable housing development financed with HDC and HPD funding. He is also building 425 Grand Concourse Trinity's first Passive House High Rise in the Bronx, New York, The mixed use development will provide 277 affordable rental apartments. Mr. Vislocky previously served as Senior Project Manager for Gleeds USA and Turner Construction on various commercial, residential, 1and education projects.

Christopher Stanley, a Vice President of Design and Construction at Trinity Financial since 2004, is a dedicated architect with a profound commitment to creating impactful and sustainable living spaces. Graduating from Harvard's Graduate School of Design in 1999, he has cultivated expertise in housing and adaptive reuse projects, consistently aiming for energy-efficient buildings that foster community engagement.

At Trinity Financial, Chris focuses on guiding the design of innovative mixed-income developments that rejuvenate underserved communities while emphasizing sustainability. Notable among his recent projects are a 10-story multi-use, mixed-income building in Roxbury and a Transit Oriented Development in Dorchester. Both endeavors are designed to meet Passive House standards, showcasing Chris's dedication to minimizing energy consumption and maximizing occupant comfort.

Before joining Trinity Financial, Chris spent 12 years at Bruner/Cott & Associates in Cambridge, MA, where he led the mixed-use and multi-phase Waltham Watch mill renovation. His extensive background in historic preservation and contemporary design significantly influences his approach at Trinity Financial, where he advocates for sustainable building practices and continues to be a driving force in the field of design and construction.

Having joined Trinity in 2014, Christoph Stump is a Vice President of Design and Construction, managing all technical aspects of development. With over 20 years of experience in the design and development of affordable housing projects in the metropolitan New York and Boston areas, Mr. Stump focuses on Passive House and high-efficiency, all-electric buildings.

For Trinity Financial, he has overseen design and construction for mixed-use, mixed-income developments in New York, such as 3160 Park Avenue, Randolph Houses, Van Dyke III, and 425 Grand Concourse. He is currently involved with the development of 415 Newbury Street and the Austin Street Parking Lots developments in Boston.

He is experienced in Low Income Housing Tax Credit-, Brownfield Tax Credit- and Historic Tax Credit developments and is a member of the American Institute of Architects and a LEED Accredited Professional.

Michael Lozano, Vice President of Development, joined Trinity in 2016 and oversees development projects in Massachusetts and Connecticut. He manages the development team of professionals and consultants through the site acquisition, design, financing, construction, and marketing phases of each project. Mr. Lozano has extensive experience with complex financial transactions, particularly those utilizing Low Income Housing Tax Credits and Historic Tax Credits. Recently completed projects include the redevelopment of the Washington Village public housing site in Norwalk, CT into a new 273-unit mixed-income transit-oriented development renamed Soundview Landing and the redevelopment of the former Worcester County Courthouse into 118-units of new mixed-income apartments. He is currently leading the redevelopment of the Curtis Apartments public housing site in Worcester into a vibrant new mixed-income community and 150 Centre Street at Shawmut Station, a transit-oriented mixed-income project in Dorchester, MA. Prior to Trinity, Mr. Lozano was the team-lead on over half a dozen award-winning affordable housing developments for a prominent national non-profit development company and several local community development groups, and before that was an architect at a Boston-based firm. Mr. Lozano has a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Cornell University and a Master of Arts degree in Urban Planning from Tufts University.

James (Jim) Keefe serves as a principal and with his partner Patrick Lee founded Trinity in 1987. Before joining Trinity Financial, Mr. Keefe held the position of Vice President for Development at Renaissance Properties located Boston's South End. Prior to that role, he served as a Commercial Loan Officer for the Bank of Boston. Beyond his professional roles, Mr. Keefe is a former member of the Boston Landmarks Commission and a founding member of the Codman Square Housing Development Corporation (now NDC). Additionally, he has taught Real Estate Finance and Development in the Urban and Environmental Policy Program at Tufts. He is currently Chair of the Board of Trustees at the Newman School in Boston and currently serves on the Executive Committee at A Better City.

Jim holds a Bachelor's Degree from Fordham University and a Master's degree in Business Administration from Boston University.

Mr. Keefe joined the Trinity team in January 2024 as an Assistant Project Manager of Development. He is currently lending support in the 700-unit, mixed-income Austin Street Lots Redevelopment project in Charlestown, the 118-unit mixed-use Merrimack Corridor Development Project in Lowell, and the 72-unit mixed-income 150 Centre @ Shawmut Station project in Dorchester. Additionally, Mr. Keefe assists with environmental planning, community outreach, and market due diligence. Prior to joining Trinity, Mr. Keefe worked alongside developers and government agencies for over a decade as an environmental consultant, specializing in property due diligence, remediation, and permitting of a wide range of urban and industrial sites. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Geoscience from Hamilton College.

Mr. Hunter is responsible for leading business development activities for the company. Michael's efforts have focused on cultivating new client relationships and expanding Trinity's presence throughout the Northeast. Michael previously served in the Administration of Governor Deval Patrick as Undersecretary for Business Development overseeing the Mass Office of Business Development, Mass Office of International Trade and Investment and Tourism. Michael has held various positions in real estate over his career including Assistant Vice President at AECOM, Real Estate Manager for SUPERVALU and Deputy Director at the Boston Redevelopment Authority.

Michael earned a Master's in Management from the Heller School at Brandeis University and BA in Political Science from the College of the Holy Cross.

Brad Iappini is a highly skilled professional specializing in the integration and management of various technology aspects within Trinity Financial. With a strong background in energy monitoring, networking, building systems, security, and surveillance, Brad plays a crucial role in ensuring the seamless operation of diverse technological components.

His expertise extends to cellular repeaters, office management systems, building-wide WiFi, gym connectivity, and more. Brad is the go-to consultant for surveillance strategies across all Trinity Financial buildings, overseeing the setup of management offices and providing valuable insights into technology implementation.

Brad holds a range of technology certifications, including MCSA (Microsoft), CompTIA A+, NET+, Security+, Acronis Pro, Cisco Meraki Solutions Specialist Certification (CMSS), and is currently pursuing an ISC2 Associate certification. His educational background includes a certification as a Windows Certified Administrator from Boston University Corporate Education Center, a Bachelor's degree in Management Information Systems from UMass Boston, and Associates degrees in Computer Science and Computer Networking.

In addition to his formal education, Brad has undergone industry training from Microsoft, CompTIA, Cisco, Acronis, and cybersecurity programs. This diverse skill set positions Brad as a valuable asset in the dynamic and technology-driven environment at Trinity Financial.

Aaron Horne joined the Trinity team in the summer of 2017 as an Assistant Project Manager in the Development Department. He has lent support in the development of the 102-unit, mixed-income Arlington Point project in Lawrence, MA, and the 117-unit, mixed-income Courthouse Lofts project in Worcester, MA, which includes the development of a civic exhibition space to honor the legacy of Marshall “Major" Taylor, the first African-American cyclist to win a world championship. Additionally, Aaron supported the marketing and lease-up efforts of Boston East, a 200-unit market rate project in East Boston, MA, including the curation and programming the Boston East Art Gallery. He works closely with Trinity's Business Development staff to assess prospective opportunities. Aaron further assists with community outreach efforts, market due diligence, and financial analysis. He holds a Bachelors of Marketing from Boston College.

Ms. Hemenway joined Trinity in 2000 after serving as Property Controller at HallKeen Management, a large Boston-based property management company. In this capacity, she was responsible for the financial reporting of multiple properties. Ms. Hemenway has more than twenty years experience in various sectors of financial management and her keen knowledge of systems and regulations has allowed her to successfully manage complex financial projects. As Chief Operating Officer, Ms. Hemenway works with the Chief Financial Officer to manage the financial matters for Trinity Financial and all its various affiliated entities, as well as the finances for Trinity's development projects. She is also responsible for risk management and overseeing the regulatory compliance of properties under the direct ownership of Trinity Financial. Ms. Hemenway is a Certified Credit Compliance Professional.

Since joining Boston-based Trinity Financial in 2010, Dan Drazen has led interdisciplinary project teams to design, finance, permit and construct over 400 units of multifamily, mixed-income development projects in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island with a total development cost of $185 million. His work is focused on historic, adaptive reuse projects that utilize both LIHTCs and Historic Tax Credits. He has also developed an expertise in “Hybrid" or "Twinned" deals that leverage both 9% and 4% LIHTCs on the same transaction.

In the fall of 2023, Dan completed the 87-unit, $47 million Fábrica Lofts project in Lawrence, Massachusetts in a historic mill from the early 1900s that has been repurposed into affordable rental housing at three income tiers: 30%, 60% and 80% of area median income. In the spring of 2024, he will break ground on the 82-unit, mixed-income Aeolian Mill project in Meriden, Connecticut in a former player piano factory that was built in 1887.

Dan holds a BA in political science from Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon and an MBA from Boston University.

Christine Galgay joined Trinity in 2006 and plays a crucial role in ensuring the accuracy and completeness of project requisitions during development. Additionally, she is responsible for handling all cost certification and compliance issues in collaboration with the company's external accounting firm and lending partners.

Before joining Trinity, Ms. Galgay served as the Financial Accounting Manager at Celerant Consulting, Inc., a management consulting firm. With over 24 years of experience in accounting and finance, she has worked in both the public and private sectors.

Ms. Galgay holds a Bachelor's degree from the University of Massachusetts in Boston, an Associate's degree in Accounting from Fisher College, and a certificate in Financial and Accounting Management from Bentley College.

Ms. Erlich joined Trinity Financial in 2010 and has played an important role in numerous projects, including the Lucerne Gardens re-capitalization and the Mattapan Heights Phase 5-A development. She has been instrumental in the Washington Village Choice Neighborhoods Initiative, overseeing the revitalization of public housing in Norwalk, CT, resulting in 273 mixed-income units. Additionally, she has contributed to the redevelopment of the Northampton Square Campus, involving the occupied renovation of two towers comprising 347 units in Boston's South End. Currently, Ms. Erlich is spearheading the transformation of the 331-unit Orient Heights state public housing development in East Boston.

Before joining Trinity Financial, Ms. Erlich served as a land use planner for the City of New York's Department of Citywide Administrative Services' Division of Real Estate Services. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Metropolitan Studies and a Master's degree in Urban Planning from New York University.

Ms. Desmond has been with Trinity since 2003. With a background in education and a passion for art and design, Ms. Desmond has fulfilled many roles within the firm: having worked as office manager, executive assistant, event coordinator, graphic designer, and company ambassador. In addition to office management and event coordination, she currently provides direction on (or does the design work for) graphic and interior design projects across the Trinity portfolio. And she is brand manager to ensure the appearance and integrity of the Trinity brand as a whole.

Thomas Brown serves as Vice President of Development at Trinity Financial inc., overseeing the operations of the company's New York office. He possesses significant experience in multifamily & mixed-use development and has successfully overseen the development of complex real estate projects throughout the region. Prior to joining Trinity, Mr. Brown served as Director of Housing Development for the Acacia Network, one of the largest housing, economic development and social service organizations in the Northeast. Before joining Acacia, Mr. Brown worked at the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), overseeing the development of projects financed through various funding programs. In addition to his extensive experience in working with government agencies, real estate professionals and community stakeholders, Mr. Brown also maintains excellent relationships within the banking and investment communities.

Mr. Brown holds both a bachelor's degree and a master's Degree from New York University.

Jonathan Brahmer joined Trinity in 2015 and currently serves as the development project manager for the recently completed Brockton Enterprise Center's 111-unit phase 2 residential building, Empresa; Trinity's 40B redevelopment and expansion of an existing 215-unit property, New Orchard Hill Estates in Oxford, MA; and the RAD resyndication and renovation of Trinity's 331-unit Orchard Gardens property in Roxbury. He has been involved in many of Trinity's recent development projects including market-rate buildings in Boston and Stamford, CT., public-housing developments in Boston, and an historic mill redevelopment in Rhode Island. In addition, Mr. Brahmer assists in the oversight and long-term ownership of Trinity's portfolio of housing and mixed-use properties, as well as market-rate and mixed-income / mixed-use properties—providing a unique understanding of the long-term operating needs of the properties under development.

Prior to joining Trinity, he has held various positions over his 22-year real estate career, including: Director, Asset Management, for a publicly-traded REIT overseeing a portfolio of over 6,300 multi-family units—including, in addition to market-rate and luxury properties, 5,500 units (30 communities) of family and senior LIHTC apartments—and 2.6 million square feet of office and retail properties; Investment Director for a multi-family development firm, focusing on acquisitions, development, and asset management; and a Vice President / Commercial Mortgage Banker arranging debt and equity financing for commercial and multi-family properties. Mr. Brahmer holds a Colorado real estate broker's license; has an MBA in Real Estate and Finance and a BA in Political Science, both from the University of Colorado; is a recipient of NAIOP's Certificate of Advanced Study in Commercial Real Estate Development; and served in the United States Army.

Mr. Bigby joined Trinity Financial in 2001 and is the Managing Director of Development for the company. He has a wealth of experience in multi-family housing development. During Mr. Bigby's tenure at Trinity he has managed over $1 billion in development for the company, representing more than 2,500 units of housing. He enjoys an excellent rapport with local, state and federal agencies and with the communities in which he has worked. He has an aptitude for creating successful public / private partnerships and exhibits a strong ability to manage the complex financial structures needed to complete large scale development projects.

Mr. Bigby has managed several award winning developments for the company including Newport Heights in Newport, RI recipient of "Builder of the Year" recognition from Energy Star Homes and a finalist for "Best Family Project" from Affordable Housing Finance Magazine, Trinity Terrace in Dorchester, MA recipient of the HUD HOME "Door Knocker Award", Randolph Houses in Harlem, NY recipient of the "Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award" from the New York Landmarks Conservancy and the "Excellence in Historic Preservation Award" from the Preservation League of New York State. Most recently, Mr. Bigby is proud to have contributed to Trinity Financial's recognition as "Developer of the Year" by the New York Housing Conference for 2020.

Mr. Bigby sits on several Boards of Directors, including the Citizen's Housing and Planning Association (CHAPA) where he is active on the Policy Leadership Council focused on advocating for comprehensive and equitable housing polices, HomeStart focused on preventing and combatting homelessness, and the National Housing & Rehabilitation Association (NH&RA) with a current focus on increasing diversity, equity and inclusion within the commercial real estate field.

Prior to joining Trinity, Mr. Bigby worked in the field of affordable housing development and management. He worked in various capacities for Boston area non-profit organizations where his responsibilities included the management of several supported housing programs as well as property oversight ensuring compliance with state and federal housing quality standards.

Mr. Bigby holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Pennsylvania.

Omalawa Abdullah-Musa, LEED AP BD+C, Design and Construction Manager, joined Trinity in 2017 and provides design and construction oversight for the New York office. Omalawa brings over 20 years of experience in the architectural field, which includes a focus on the development of mixed-use affordable housing projects in the metropolitan New York area. His work encompasses the building types of multi-unit residential developments, healthcare, educational facilities, and community facilities. He is currently working on the Brookfield Commons redevelopment, a multi-phased affordable housing project in White Plains NY, which will provide approximately 800 units within 6 new residential buildings upon completion. Prior to joining Trinity, Mr. Musa worked at several New York based architectural firms where he was responsible for the management and coordination of all phases of complex new construction and renovation projects. Omalawa graduated with a Bachelor of Architecture degree from City College of NY School of Architecture.

Ms. Goldenfarb joined Trinity in 2004 and is a Vice President with the company. As Vice President, Ms. Goldenfarb's responsibilities have primarily included leading a team of consultants and project managers through the complex design, permitting, financing, closing, marketing and disposition phases of the development cycle. She has served as development manager on 415 Newbury Street in the Back Bay neighborhood of Boston, the redevelopment of the Medfield State Hospital, a 334-unit adaptive reuse of an historic state hospital campus in Medfield, MA, One Canal, a 310-unit transit oriented development in the Bulfinch Triangle neighborhood of Boston, Avenir, a 241-unit, transit oriented development also in the Bulfinch Triangle neighborhood of Boston; Boston East, a 200-unit development on the East Boston waterfront; Vela on the Park, a 209-unit luxury development in downtown Stamford, CT; the Appleton Mills, a 130-unit residential development in Lowell; 110 Canal Street, a 55,000 square foot adaptive reuse of a mill building into commercial space and a 20-unit condominium development in Newburyport, MA. Prior to joining Trinity, Ms. Goldenfarb founded, operated and managed the sale of her own professional organizing company. Ms. Goldenfarb received a Bachelor's degree from Wellesley College and a Master's degree in Business Administration from Boston University.

Mr. Ladson joined Trinity in 2010, bringing with him 25 years of valuable experience in the construction industry. Throughout his tenure, Mr. Ladson has held key roles such as Construction Manager and Senior Construction Manager, overseeing a diverse range of projects. Some notable projects include:

• Quinnipiac Terrace Phase 3, 33 new residential units located in New Haven, CT.
• New Rowe Residence, A 9-story residential midrise with 104 mixed-income rental units in New Haven, CT.
• Glenark Mills & Glenark Oaks, Renovation of 67 and 22 residential units located in Woonsocket, RI.
• 66 Summer Street Parking Garage, A 6-story precast parking garage expansion.
• 66 Summer Street, A 15-story residential midrise featuring 209 market-rate units located in Stamford, CT.
• Vela on the Park, A 19-story residential high-rise with 209 market-rate units in Stamford, CT.
• Soundview Landing Phase 1, Consisting of Phase 1 - 10 townhouses and a 75-unit mixed-income building located in Norwalk, CT.
• Soundview Landing Phase 2, An 85-unit mixed-income building and a 50-unit mixed-income building located in Norwalk, CT.
• Soundview Landing Phase 3, A 54-unit mixed-income building located in Norwalk, CT.

Before joining Trinity, Mr. Ladson served as Project Manager for Giordano Construction Company, where he successfully managed two residential renovation projects for the Housing Authority of the City of New Haven. These projects included McConaughy Terrace, involving improvements to site work, roof replacement, exterior door replacement, and removal of hazardous material while all units were occupied, and Prescott Bush, the renovation of 56 units for the elderly.

Mr. Ladson's project management experience extends across various sectors, including residential (The Housing Authority of the City of New Haven), educational (Yale University Pierson College Renovation), and pharmaceutical (Bayer Solid Dosage Plant/Clean rooms). Educationally, Mr. Ladson holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Construction Management from Tuskegee University and a Master's Degree in Business Administration from Southern Connecticut State University.

Mr. Ameden, a highly experienced Certified Public Accountant with over three decades of progressive expertise in the real estate industry, currently serves as the Chief Financial Officer for both Trinity Financial and Trinity Management. In this capacity, he spearheads the financial services group, providing guidance and supervision to a team of eleven dedicated professionals.

Prior to his tenure at Trinity, Adam held the pivotal role of Chief Financial Officer at Barkan Management Company, the largest third-party management company for residential condominiums and affordable housing in New England, overseeing the management of 24,000 units. Adam played a crucial role in expanding accounting services for condominium associations and affordable housing during his time at Barkan Management Company. Notably, he facilitated the inclusion of the Ritz Carlton Residences in the portfolio, a collection of high-end condominium associations totaling twenty-seven hundred units spread across twenty-eight locations throughout the United States.

Adam holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from Bentley College and is a licensed Certified Public Accountant in Massachusetts. Additionally, he earned the designation of Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA) in 2015, further highlighting his commitment to professional excellence.