With more than 20 years of experience in commercial real estate servicing, Elizabeth has expertise in managing high-volume cashiered and non-cashiered life company and CMBS portfolios, with loans ranging from $1MM to more than $200MM. Before joining Slatt Capital, Elizabeth worked for over 18 years at Gantry Inc., leaving her role as Servicing Director in 2021 to become the Head of Servicing for a private lending firm. Elizabeth decided to return to the commercial servicing sphere in 2022, joining the Slatt team as Managing Director of Loan Servicing, where she now oversees the twelve-team member loan servicing division responsible for the management of Slatt's $5 billion servicing portfolio, comprised of more than 1200 commercial real estate loans across 42 states. Slatt Capital is a long-standing and respected institution with more than 51 years of experience in commercial mortgage banking. Headquartered in Burlingame, with six other offices in California and one in Denver, Slatt has correspondent relationships with nearly 30 lenders, including some of the most prestigious lenders in the country. In addition to assisting clients with debt placement nationwide, Slatt Capital offers life-of-loan servicing from inception to pay off (or refinance). Elizabeth's team manages all administrative aspects of the loan servicing and asset management of the Slatt servicing portfolio, from monthly mortgage payments to annual financial analyses and site inspection visits to escrow analyses, as well as the ongoing tracking and monitoring of insurance compliance and tax payments. The servicing team acts as the liaison between borrowers and their respective lenders, processing all loan events that arise during the life of the loan, such as transfers and assumptions, lease reviews, SNDAs, easements, condemnations, construction draws, reserve disbursements, partial releases, extensions, and rate resets. Elizabeth earned the CCMS (Commercial Certified Mortgage Servicer) designation through the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) in 2016 and has been involved as a course instructor and oral exam panel member for the annual designation classes since then, instructing the "Legal & Regulatory Compliance" and "Lending" sections of the course. She also assisted as an instructor for the MBA's "Servicing Agreements & Compliance" and "Legal & Regulatory Compliance" sections of the Introduction to Commercial Loan Servicing classes in 2018 and 2020. Elizabeth served as Chair of the CCMS Committee from 2020-2022 and as Chair of the CCMS Qualifications Subcommittee from 2018-2019. Elizabeth is currently serving on the leadership team for the CCMS Society's Philanthropic Subcommittee, which received the Opens Doors Foundation's 2023 Spirit Award. She will assume the Chair role of the Philanthropic Subcommittee for the 2024-2025 year and remain an active member of the MBA's Small Servicers Committee, for which she served as Chair during the 2022-2023 year. In addition to being a panelist or moderator for sessions at the MBA's annual Servicing & Technology Conferences since 2014, Elizabeth is also an active member of the MBA's Servicer Council. Elizabeth graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Notre Dame with a BA in English and a Concentration in Journalism.

Yayu leads the Commercial Development and Advisory division and provides strategic direction for our portfolio of commercial development projects. Yayu oversees over $6 billion of highly sustainable and complex ground-up commercial and infrastructure developments in the Bay Area. Lin collaborates with innovative experts to deliver built environments that meet the dynamic needs of future generations and advance the industry. Lin was the lead development manager on the Google Bay View campus, which was awarded Engineering News Records’ Global Best Project in 2022. Since joining SRGNC in 2005, Yayu Lin has managed commercial and residential development and construction projects on behalf of the company and its clients, working on everything from due diligence, entitlement, and design to financing and construction. Lin has been a trusted partner for her clients and has received numerous awards for her leadership in the industry and her efforts to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace. Lin is a 2024 Power 100 honoree by Silicon Valley Business Journal, a 2023 honoree of Most Influential Women by San Francisco Business Times, a Woman of Influence by the Silicon Valley Business Journal in 2022, an honoree of Bisnow’s 2022 Women Leading Real Estate, a Bay Area Power Woman by Bisnow in 2021. She is regularly a guest lecturer and panel speaker at Stanford University, where she mentors graduate students on projects and career advice. Lin also actively contributes to her community through her service as a member of the Stanford Construction Institute and in the San Mateo Area Chamber of Commerce Leadership Program, which connects those in the business, civic, and nonprofit sectors with community leaders. Lin holds a Master of Science degree in Construction Engineering and Management from Stanford University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from U.C. Berkeley.

Jennifer joined Grosvenor in 2021 and is responsible for the growth and oversight of Structured Development Finance activity across Northern California and Colorado. Jennifer has over 20 years of experience in the acquisition, financing, and portfolio management of residential and mixed-use real estate transactions. Previously, she gained national experience working in the Capital Markets & Finance division for Carmel Partners, an established real estate investment management firm. She serves several local non-profits including the San Francisco Housing Development Corporation (SFHDC), where she is a Board Director, Chairs the Real Estate Committee, and was past Co-Chair of its Fund Development Committee. She is an Executive Board Member of the Urban Land Institute (ULI) San Francisco District Council, serving Sponsorship and Equity, Diversity & Inclusion committees, with past positions as Vice Chair of SF Programs and with UrbanPlan. Jennifer holds a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Whittier College in Southern California. The San Francisco Business Times' recognized Jennifer as one of the most influential women in bay area business in 2021.

Chrissie Davis has enjoyed being a general contractor since 2000. Although her career started in commercial construction, she found a home in the residential sector. Chrissie has expanded CORE Builders from being an in-house general contractor to a $100M powerhouse building and rehabilitating both affordable and market rate housing in the Bay Area. She takes pride in building a firm with almost half women and three-quarters people of color, which was named the best multifamily general contractor to work for in 2023 for firms under 50 employees. Chrissie dedicated a year of her life to community service where she met her husband. She enjoys being able to integrate community service efforts into the culture at CORE. She has a civil engineering degree from LMU and a masters degree from Stanford in construction engineering management. Chrissie enjoys coaching tball and baseball for her two children, exploring new areas, and continuing to empower minorities to explore a career in construction!