NAIOP of Florida represents the commercial real estate industry at the State level. It provides strong advocacy, education and business opportunities, and connects its members through a powerful network. NAIOP is the leading organization for commercial real estate knowledge, networking and advocacy.
NAIOP Central Florida Chapter
Lindsay Winter
P. O. Box 560667
Orlando, Florida 32856
NAIOP Tampa Bay
Kelsey Bokor
4205 W. Bay View Ave.
Tampa, Fl 33611
NAIOP Northeast Florida
Lauren Davis
P. O. Box 10681
Jacksonville, Florida 32247
NAIOP Northwest Florida
Brandice Pelfrey, CMP
P. O. Box 841
Pensacola, Florida 32591
NAIOP South Florida
Jules R. Morgan
1500 W. Cypress Creek Rd #406
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33309
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NAIOP Florida Announces Newly Elected 2021 Officers and Directors (Feb. 22, 2021)
NAIOP Florida Chapters Celebrate Signing of Bill (July 8, 2020)
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President
Clayton Bricklemyer, NAIOP Tampa Bay
Partner, Bricklemyer Law Group
clayton@bricklawgroup.com
Immediate Past President
Trey Wilson, NAIOP Northeast Florida
Partner, Driver, McAfee, Hawthorne and Diebenow, PLLC
twilson@drivermcafee.com
Secretary
Darcie Lunsford, NAIOP South Florida
Executive Vice President, Butters Realty & Management
dlunsford@Butters.com
Treasurer and President Elect
Chris Palmer, NAIOP Northwest Florida
Advisor, SVN l Southland Commercial Real Estate
cpalmer@svn.com
Director
Jody Barry, NAIOP Central Florida
Vice President, Project Management Advisors
JodyB@pmainc.com
Director
Brendon Dedekind, NAIOP Central Florida
Senior Vice President of Development and Investment, Trammell Crow
bdedekind@trammellcrow.com
Director
Brian DePotter, NAIOP South Florida
Managing Partner, First Pointe Advisors
b.depotter@first-pointe.com
Director
Brandon McFarren, NAIOP Northwest Florida
Vice President - Development & Leasing, Catalyst Healthcare Real Estate
bmcfarren@catalysthre.com
Director
Marc Munago, NAIOP Northeast Florida
Vice President, Development, VanTrust Real Estate, LLC
marc.munago@vantrustre.com
Director
Greg Williams, NAIOP Tampa Bay
Principal, Cardinal Point Management
gwilliams@crdpt.com
Clayton Bricklemyer, NAIOP Tampa Bay
Partner, Bricklemyer Law Group
clayton@bricklawgroup.com
Mark Corlew, NAIOP South Florida
Principal, Grover Corlew
mcorlew@grovercorlew.com
Will Dunaway, NAIOP Northwest Florida
Shareholder, Clark Partington Atorneys at Law
wdunaway@clarkpartington.com
Darcie Lunsford, NAIOP South Florida
Executive Vice President, Butters Realty & Management
dlunsford@butters.com
Bob Moser, NAIOP Central Florida
Business Development & Marketing Manager, RVI Planning
bmoser@rviplanning.com
Dawn Proffitt, NAIOP Central Florida
Director of Business Development, R. C. Stevens Construction Company
dproffitt@rcstevens.com
Jim Reeves, NAIOP Northwest Florida
President, The Aragon Group of Pensacola, Inc.
jjreeves@bellsouth.net
David Smith, NAIOP Northeast Florida
Project Director, Danis
david.smith@danis.com
Greg Williams, NAIOP Tampa Bay
Principal, Cardinal Point Management
gwilliams@crdpt.com
Trey Wilson, NAIOP Northeast Florida
Partner, Driver McAfee Hawthorne Diebenow
twilson@drivermcafee.com
Commercial real estate development in Florida is a powerful economic engine, creating jobs and generating significant fiscal contributions to local, state and national economies in 2021
Contributions to state economy (GDP).................. $30.6 billion
Wages and salaries generated............................. $12.3 billion
Jobs created and supported................................ 259,009