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<p align="left"><b>Britten Shuford</b></p>
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Britten Shuford is Co-Founder and Managing Partner of PRG Investment & Management, Inc.  He joined the predecessor company, Pacifica Capital Group, in 1998 which he began leading in 2005 with the late co-founder and was the co-principal of the firm. Mr. Shuford has orchestrated more than $1 billion in commercial real estate transactions in the course of his career totaling over 8 million square feet.  He was tangentially involved in Pacifica’s late 1990’s acquisition cycle in Los Angeles and actively planned and executed the disposition strategy of office and industrial assets within the portfolio which concluded in Q4-2005.

Mr. Shuford was acting Managing Partner of Pacifica Colony Palms LLC, which developed, owned and operated the Colony Palms Hotel in Palm Springs. Since 2008, he has also been active in the ownership and management of other boutique hotels in California as well as expanding the PRG Hospitality Group platform.

In 2015, Real Estate Forum Magazine named Mr. Shuford to its “Top 40 Under 50” in the US List. Mr. Shuford was the youngest member ever admitted to the Los Angeles Chapter of SIOR. He earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from Loyola Marymount University.

Mr. Shuford serves on the Board of the Riordan Scholars Program at UCLA Anderson School of Management, founded by Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan, which focuses on providing a pathway for underrepresented students in inner cities to excel in business and leadership. In addition, he serves on the Board of the Steven Ohren Foundation which focuses on assisting elderly individuals in need of specialized medical care and lacking financial means.
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