It Takes Commitment
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Dan Green is the third-generation leader of JAG and a seasoned developer with thirty years of development experience. During his tenure at JAG, Dan has personally directed the development of more than five million square feet of office and warehouse space in five U.S. cities “from the ground up”. He began training for his career with JAG at age 15, when he spent a summer working as an apprentice to an electrical contractor. Every subsequent summer Dan worked with a different contractor, learning the basics of each trade.

Dan received his Bachelor of Science at Babson College with a concentration in Entrepreneurship in 1992 and played on the men’s varsity tennis team. Dan was promoted to President of JAG in 2000. He has served on the board of trustees of numerous non-profits including President of the Board of Trustees at Temple Sholom in Greenwich, CT. Dan is now a Director of the Aurora Development Council and lives in the Denver area with his wife, Shannon and three children.

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John Schoenfeld joined JAG early 2019 and is jointly responsible for managing all aspects of JAG business, investment and development activities and implementing JAG’s strategic objectives. Prior to joining JAG, John was a managing director and founder of Houlihan Lokey’s real estate, lodging & leisure and homebuilding investment banking group. Before joining Houlihan Lokey, John was at Salomon Brothers, where he established and developed its real estate merchant bank (principal investments) for the western United States. At Salomon, John was involved in more than $3 billion of real estate sales, financings, and M&A transactions involving major domestic and foreign companies. In 2005/ 2006, John led the team at Houlihan Lokey that structured and advised Dan Green on the largest single sale in JAG history- the sale of properties in Seattle, Dallas, Houston, and Atlanta. John holds a B.A. from the University of California, Los Angeles, a J.D. from Southwestern University School of Law, and an MBA from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business.

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Adam Teplitzky joined the JAG team in 2017 to focus on Finance and Development. Prior to joining JAG, Adam served as COO and Head of Business Development at DSN Group Inc., a Southern California development and construction company. Prior to DSN, Adam was a Vice President at Hawkins Way Capital and its affiliated funds, where his primary responsibility was analyzing and executing real estate equity investments and capital market opportunities. Adam spent the first ten years of his career with Houlihan Lokey Capital, where he was a member of the firm’s Real Estate Strategic Advisory Practice and Financial Restructuring Group.

Adam received his Bachelor of Science with distinction in Accounting, Finance and Legal Studies from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University. Adam is registered with FINRA as a General Securities Representative (Series 7 and 63) and a Limited Representative – Investment Banking (Series 79).

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Jeff joined JAG to supervise the construction of approximately 1 million square feet of warehouse space for JAG in Grapevine and Houston. He recently relocated to Denver to work on the JAG Logistics Center at DEN. Jeff began his career in construction at the age of 19 as a union carpenter. He rose through the ranks to general superintendent, project manager, and operations manager and now has over 35 years of commercial and industrial construction experience in every phase of construction.

Troy Quimby joined JAGreen Development in September 2020. Troy oversees all accounting, tax, finance, compliance, and human resource operations for the multiple operating companies and real estate entities. In his role, Troy leads the company’s financial reporting, accounting, and related internal controls functions.

Prior to joining JAGreen Development Troy served as Controller for several large commercial general contracting companies, including Saunders Construction and Milender White Construction, completing a wide variety of projects along Colorado’s front range. At one-point Troy was responsible for $600M in revenue and approximately 600 employees. Troy also spent seven years in development with MacKenzie House and Q Factor, with responsibility for managing the financial reporting of 30 different LLCs with projects incorporating condominium, senior housing, multi-family, and adaptive re-use. Troy worked in public accounting with Bauerle & Company (now Wipfli LLP) and provided both the audit and tax services for a client base that specialized in construction and development.

Mr. Quimby is a proud Colorado native and attended the University of Colorado Boulder where he earned his Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance from the Leeds School of Business.

Troy and his wife enjoy the many outdoor activities that Colorado offers. With distance running behind him, he now enjoys watching soccer, football, and Formula1.