THE WOODLANDS, TEXAS — The Signorelli Company (TSC), one of the largest privately held real estate development companies in Texas, announces that Cathy Reich has joined as Senior Vice President of Accounting. In this role, Reich will work closely with the business units to ensure the accounting function supports and facilitates growth and works collaboratively with the executive leadership team to proactively plan and support the company’s strategic direction.

With nearly 20 years of experience, Reich has successfully managed more than $3 billion in commercial real estate transactions and handled financial and accounting operations for land holdings, development, acquisitions and property management.

“Cathy’s experience and knowledge of the commercial real estate industry, coupled with her proven ability to manage the complex financials of various asset classes, makes her a great addition to our team,” said Harry Dinham, Signorelli Company CFO. “It’s a pleasure to welcome her to the company and I am confident her leadership will allow for more robust institutional financing reporting and the career growth of our young accounting team.”

Prior to joining The Signorelli Company, Reich served as vice president of accounting at Lovett Industrial, a real estate investment, development and management company. Reich’s responsibilities included management of bank accounts and cash flow, improving accounting systems, optimizing financial resources, treasury and tax reporting, staff development, and contributing to an annual increase of more than half million dollars in corporate net income.

Reich is a Certified Public Accountant by the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy. She is a graduate of Louisiana State University with a degree in accounting.

The Signorelli Company builds and develops across all nine counties in the Greater Houston area and has expanded its new home construction business into the San Antonio market. Most recently, the company launched Austin Point, a 4,700-acre regionally transformative, mixed-use development in Fort Bend County, the largest integrated development to be announced there in 40 years. Located at the future intersection of Grand Parkway and Fort Bend Parkway, Austin Point includes more than 17 million square feet dedicated to office, medical, retail, hospitality and multifamily uses, along with 14,000 residences. Construction of Austin Point is underway, with the first homes available for purchase in early 2025.

The Signorelli Company has been delivering successful master planned and mixed-use communities for over a quarter of a century, including the award-winning Valley Ranch, Granger Pines and Cielo communities in Montgomery County. The company also recently announced plans for a new 3,000-acre community in Splendora. For more information, visit signorellicompany.com

Dallas-based architecture and design firm Corgan appointed Bob Rayes as Chief Operating Officer and Principal.

Rayes previously served as Corgan’s Chief Information Officer for nine years.

In his new position, Rayes will manage expense and capital budgets; lead business planning and governance; and oversee operational efficiencies, advancement, innovation, and governance. He will also continue to lead all aspects of technology, including its acquisition, deployment, management, and security.

As Corgan continues to grow — now with 18 locations and 1,000+ team members globally — Rayes’ dual role creates a more integrated approach to operational efficiency, risk management, and long-term business planning.

As Corgan’s CIO, Rayes was able to meld his architectural background with legal and technological expertise to foster an innovative and secure technology environment. His expertise keeps Corgan’s projects moving forward in smarter and more efficient ways, ultimately helping to deliver the best solutions for its clients. Rayes has developed and implemented technology solutions at the intersection of architecture, technology, and business for more than 20 years. His ability to keep Corgan aligned with the evolving nature of technology is directly tied to his deep understanding of the firm’s architectural goals and challenges.

Rayes earned a Bachelor of Architecture, Master of Architecture, and Master of Business from Lawrence Technological University as well as a Juris Doctor from the University of North Texas. In addition to being a licensed architect in Michigan and Texas, he is a licensed attorney in Texas, and is PMP and NACD Directorship certified. 

CSRS, LLC is excited to announce the promotion of Matthew Martinec, AICP, to Principal. Matthew has been instrumental in advancing our mission since joining CSRS in 2020 as a Planning and Government Senior Advisor. With expertise in regional and urban planning, policy development, and resilience, he has expanded our client base and led vital projects that reflect CSRS’s core values of sustainability and innovation. His leadership continues to drive growth and success across the firm.

Foresite Group is pleased to welcome Dennis Tonsor, Planning Program Manager, in our Austin office. Dennis is a land planner and strategic advisor with over 18 years of experience in large acreage, complex investment, and land development projects across the US. Known for his creative and technical proficiency, Dennis will lead our team of land planners to collaborate with our in-house engineers, landscape architects, and designers as well as our industry and governing agency partners.

Stephanie Elliott, PE, LEED AP BD+C, joins Loring Consulting Engineers as Vice President and Office Leader of the firm’s new Houston base. Loring offers a full range of Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, Fire Protection/Life Safety, Technology, Energy and Commissioning services for all building sectors, including the region’s thriving aviation, healthcare and commercial markets.

Stephanie is a native Texan and former Director of Engineering Services for a leading global engineering services firm. She began her 17-year career as an electrical engineer and has built a significant portfolio in the aviation industry, heading up projects at major airports around the world and at home, including George Bush Intercontinental Airport, BWI, JFK, LAX and Midway. In addition to aviation terminal design expertise, Stephanie has experience in systems design and program management for convention centers, data centers, federal office buildings, high-rise office towers, hospitality and manufacturing.

Houston (TX) – The Energy Corridor District is excited to announce the selection of Bryan Brown to the position of President. Since its creation by the Texas Legislature in 2001, Bryan becomes only the third person to lead the District, a 2,000 acre business improvement district home to the world’s corporate headquarters for energy companies, engineering firms, and many other businesses.

“Bryan brings an in-depth understanding not only of urban planning and management, but their specific application to Houston, and our local business communities,” said Energy Corridor District Board Chair, David Hightower. “We are very excited to be supporting Bryan and our professional staff as they continue to provide incredible value to our stakeholders.”

The Energy Corridor District provides services in the areas of mobility and transportation, beautification and maintenance, planning, economic development, public safety, strategic research, and community events. Brown takes the reins of the District as it prepares for its forthcoming Service Agreement, a covenant between the District and the commercial property owners located within its boundaries that outlines the services the District will provide funded through an assessment on commercial properties.

“From major grant projects that improve our mobility, to investment in public infrastructure, to advocacy and business support, the District is a vibrant, growing community and I am very excited to lead the district into the future,” said Brown. “We have an opportunity to evolve something truly special here in the District, and I am honored to be a part of that.

Brown joins the District after a 20 year career in public management and operations, where he has led projects in multi-modal planning, transportation, and public funding strategies. “I am so excited to work with our Board of Directors, staff, and stakeholders to keep building the Energy Corridor District where businesses and individuals can find opportunity and thrive.”