As an executive vice president of Catellus Development Corporation, Greg Weaver is responsible for the company’s new project pursuits as well as redevelopment efforts of public-private partnership developments throughout the United States. He currently oversees: • The Mueller airport redevelopment, a 700-acre mixed-use development located just three miles from downtown Austin, Texas; • Novus Innovation Corridor at ASU, the 330-acre redevelopment of the Arizona State University Athletic Facilities District adjacent to Tempe Town Lake; • Prairie Glen Corporate Center, a 92-acre corporate campus that is part of the 1,200-acre Glenview Naval Air Station redevelopment in Glenview, Illinois; • Willow Grove Naval Air-Station, an 862-acre redevelopment in Horsham, Pennsylvania; and Greg joined Catellus in 2000 as director of development. He was introduced to mixed-use redevelopment with the development of commercial deals for the Stapleton Business Center, part of the Stapleton airport redevelopment in Denver, Colorado. During Prologis’s ownership of Catellus from 2006 to 2011, Greg was a managing director and president of Catellus Development Group. Greg began his career in 1992 with CBRE before joining Cornish & Carey as a founding partner in its Oakland/East Bay office. He earned a degree in business from the University of San Diego. Beyond his responsibilities at Catellus and on behalf of the company’s public partners, Greg is actively involved with the Urban Land Institute (ULI), both at a local and national level. He is the past President and past Governance Chair of the Austin District Council and is a member of the Public/Private Partnership Council (Blue Flight). –––––––––––––– Greg is also civically engaged in his hometown of Austin, where he serves on the nonprofit boards of the Austin Parks Foundation, the Mueller Foundation, the Austin American Heart Association and St. Andrew’s Episcopal School. He and his wife Jessica are also active contributors to variety of civic organizations and programs, including ZACH Theatre, Leadership Austin, the Austin Community Foundation, the Thinkery children’s museum and A Legacy of Giving.

Judge Hoppy Haden has called Caldwell County home for 27 years. Hoppy is a devoted husband, father, small businessman, rancher, and community leader. Hoppy, along with his wife, Linda, owns and operates Clear Creek, Inc. Construction and Environmental Services, where they specialize in new construction and renovation in both commercial and residential construction. Additionally, they have a farm and ranch division that focuses on field fence construction, pasture management, cattle, and hay hauling. In addition to their small business, Hoppy and his wife own and operate a 1200-acre working cattle ranch in Caldwell County. Hoppy is deeply involved in the community. He has formerly served as president of the Lockhart Little League, Chairman of the Lockhart Chamber of Commerce, and Chairman of the Chisholm Trail Rodeo, and a Co-Founder of the Caldwell County 500 Club. Hoppy has been county judge of Caldwell County since 2019, where he has focused on protecting taxpayers and ensuring that the county passes fiscally responsible budgets that prioritize the core services we depend on for our quality of life: law enforcement, first responders, roads and highways, and growing our economy. Hoppy and his wife, Linda, are the proud parents of five children and five grandchildren. They are members of the First Christian Church of Lockhart.

As an architect with a focus in public relations and community building, Sara’s role at Page is to develop collaborative partnerships with public and private institutions, industry, and enterprise. Sara brings a passion for helping shape businesses and organizations to be stronger through visibility, brand, innovation, and partnerships.