Leadership

Susan H. Eastridge
Susan Eastridge is an accomplished thought leader in the real estate industry for commercial real estate developments involving public-private partnerships. Eastridge has three decades of successful development experience involving multiple asset classes, with a focus on mixed-use projects delivered through public-private partnerships.
During her career Eastridge has developed fifteen million square feet of commercial space, more than 6,000 hotel keys, and multiple development projects in partnership with universities, research institutions, transit authorities, and municipalities. Eastridge has also been responsible for the development of 55 competitively awarded development projects. Every one of which was delivered on time and on budget.
Prior to entering commercial real estate development, Eastridge was a top producer at a global brokerage firm. Prior to founding her own successful development platform, Eastridge began her development career at Beta West in Arizona. At Beta West, Eastridge grew the company's development platform from 120,000 to over three million square feet in five years. During her time at Beta West, Eastridge cultivated substantial expertise regarding the development of P-3 real estate projects spanning hospitality, higher education, and civic infrastructure — including a $950M acquisition program for the Los Angeles Unified School District for a 131-campus building program.

Ted Stone
Ted Stone is a principal of Centurion Real Estate Group and is responsible for the management and strategic planning of the firm's business activities. Stone's family began developing residential subdivisions and single-family homes in 1955 and expanded into commercial development during the 70's. Stone grew up active in the family's development businesses and continued his pursuit of commercial real estate while at Southern Methodist University before entering the industry full-time. Stone is an accomplished real estate developer and investor who has acquired, developed, or capitalized approximately 5M square feet of commercial space and several thousand acres of land.