GREGORY PERLMAN

Founder and Chief Executive Officer

GHC Housing Partners’ Founder and CEO is responsible for the company’s vision, strategy and operational oversight. Since 1987, Mr. Perlman’s career has encompassed a wide spectrum of acquisitions and development throughout the United States with a specialization on affordable housing. Mr. Perlman acquired his first Project-Based Section 8 property in 1993, which later that year became his first low-income housing tax credit property. Today, Mr. Perlman is the key principal in more than 30,000 units, 250 partnerships and more than $2.5 billion of real estate.

Mr. Perlman is widely known at HUD offices and state housing agencies throughout the

United States and has longstanding relationships with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and FHA,

as well as some of the largest financial institutions in the country. His philosophy of operating Section 8 properties to market-rate housing standards started with his first acquisition and holds true today as he owns and operates some of the highest quality subsidized housing in the United States.

In 2009, Mr. Perlman formed the ALL WAYS UP Foundation to help low-income residents living in GHC properties improve their lives through educational scholarships, ongoing mentoring and emergency sustainability grants for food, clothing and shelter.

Mr. Perlman is a native of Los Angeles, CA and is a large supporter of numerous charities throughout the United States. Mr. Perlman attended Boston University where he graduated from the School of Management with a degree in Accounting.

Cameron Myronowicz

Partner

Mr. Myronowicz is a founding partner at GHC Housing Partners (“GHC”) where he focuses on new ventures, asset management, strategy and risk management. He also oversees various aspects of the internal family office operations and investing activities for the firm’s partners. In conjunction with his role at GHC, Mr. Myronowicz is the co-founder and chairman of Orange Grove Legacy Partners, (formerly Hutcheson Investment Partners), a Los Angeles-based family office investment fund. With more than 20 years of fund investments in public and private markets experience, Mr. Myronowicz has been a principal investor for the majority of his career. He has significant experience in real estate, corporate work outs/special situations, business operations and private company transactions. His background includes serving as a tenured CEO for a family office and was the President of a specialty finance business and a Ventura County-based logistics company. Prior to his C-level roles, Mr. Myronowicz held various positions as an investment banker at Author Andersen Corporate Finance and USBX Advisory Services. He earned a BBA in Finance and Management from the University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business.

Mr. Myronowicz currently serves on the Board of Directors of two Southern California-based private companies, and has served on the board of counselors for the University of Southern California Athletics Department. He is also actively involved in philanthropic organizations, such as the Hiller Aviation Museum and the ALL WAYS UP Foundation.

R.J. MILLER

President

As the President of GHC Housing Partners, Mr. Miller oversees the acquisition, debt and equity structuring and stabilization of new acquisition and development projects.  He is also responsible for managing personnel and works closely with ownership to guide the vision and operations of the company. He joined GHC Housing Partners in June 2013.

Previously, Mr. Miller co-founded Sureharbor in 2007 where he was a managing principal of its consulting practice, specializing in representing developers and nonprofits in public finance and affordable housing. Prior to that, he was a principal at DPFG, a national real estate development consulting firm.

Before his days with DPFG, he worked at Affordable Residential Communities (ARC), a national Real Estate Investment Trust, where he assisted in the acquisition of more than $250 million in assets and served as the lead analyst in the reorganization and recapitalization of ARC in preparation for its billion-dollar IPO.

Throughout his career, Mr. Miller has been responsible for structuring more than $2 billion in bond, tax credit and conventional financing transactions and analyzing and negotiating numerous development agreements and other public financing agreements. Mr. Miller serves on the board of the Foundation for Affordable Housing, a national nonprofit specializing in affordable housing. He attended the University of Colorado, Boulder and graduated as a member of the dean’s honor list with a dual bachelor’s degree in business and urban planning.

ELISA DELLA RIPA

Chief Financial Officer

GHC Housing Partners’ chief financial officer is responsible for all financial operations, including cash management, investment reporting and tax and financial planning. Ms. Della Ripa joined GHC in 2002 and plays an active role in overseeing the financial aspects of the company and its affiliates.

Ms. Della Ripa has extensive experience in real estate accounting, finance and operations, and more than 20 years of experience as an accountant, chief financial officer, business manager and tax and financial adviser.

After receiving her bachelor of science degree in accounting from Arizona State University, Ms. Della Ripa began her accounting career with the real estate accounting firm, Kenneth Leventhal & Co where she became a licensed CPA and, thereafter, transitioned to business management for music entertainment clients.

Prior to joining GHC, she acted as chief financial officer for Media Ventures, an entertainment company where she managed the business and personal accounts of music industry executives. She has extensive experience handling sophisticated multimillion-dollar financial transactions in both the real estate and non-real estate markets.