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Michael S. Morgan
currently serves as Chief Executive Officer and Co-Chairman of Houston
based The Morgan Group, Inc. ("MGI"). His strategy of geographic
diversification has led the company to complete properties in 7 states
including Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Kansas, Tennessee,
and Texas. MGI currently has regional offices in Carlsbad,
California and Orlando, Florida; with its corporate headquarters in
Houston, Texas.
Michael is responsible for
strategic planning, risk management, investment decisions and product
development.
In conjunction with his
day-to-day duties, Michael is Chairman of the Board of The Boys and
Girls Club of Greater Houston and serves on the Board of Directors for
the Holocaust Museum of Houston and Casa de Esperanza (Homes of
Hope). He is active professionally on the Board of Directors for
the National Multi-Housing Council ("NMHC") and on the Multi-Family
Council of the Urban Land Institute ("ULI"). In addition, he is
on the executive committee for the Houston Chapter of the Young
President's Organization and World's President Organization.
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Ronnie Morgan is a Principal and
Co-Chairman of The Morgan
Group, Inc. (MGI) as well as Chief Executive Officer of Morgan
Construction, Inc.
In 1998, Ronnie moved to San
Diego to spearhead the company's growth into the California
market. Since that time, MGI has become one of the largest
private developers of institutional quality apartment communties in
Southern California having completed over 2,900 units in 12 different
projects.
Ronnie obtained a BBA degree
with
a major in real estate from the University of Texas at Austin in 1977
and a Doctor of Jurisprudence Degree from the University of Houston Law
Centre in 1982.
Ronnie was the 1995 President
of the Houston Apartment Association. He is a National
Commissioner with the Anti-Defamation League and former Board Chair of
the ADL's San Diego Region. He is also a full member of the Urban
Land Institute, a member of the Board of Directors for the National
Multi Housing Council, is a member of the Board of Directors at La
Jolla Country Day School and was the 2005/2006 Chairman of the San
Diego Chapter of the Young President's Organization.
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