With over 20 years of experience in the banking industry and extensive executive leadership experience, Adolfo Henriques’s current duties include working with the executive team on strategic and organizational initiatives.

Prior to joining Related in early 2017, Adolfo served as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Gibraltar Private Bank and Trust, a private banking and wealth management company headquartered in Miami, and was also CEO of the South Region for Regions Bank.

A recipient of the Woodrow Wilson Award for Corporate, Adolfo holds a BA in business from St. Leo College, a master’s degree in accounting from Florida International University and is a Certified Public Accountant. He also serves as a member of the Executive Committee at Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau (GMCVB), and was recently named among the 12 most powerful people in Miami by The Miami Herald.

Matt Allen oversees all day-to-day operations of the company. He is widely acknowledged throughout both the real estate industry and the greater South Florida community as a key force in driving corporate growth while also contributing positively and significantly to the greater community.

At Related, Matt is responsible for finance, acquisitions, human resources, marketing, legal, accounting and asset management. He also plays a lead role in the oversight of the company’s three main divisions: Condo, Affordable and Related Development, as well as of its property management company, TRG Management and RelatedISG, its general real estate company. Known for his ability to empower, inspire and innovate, Matt is constantly focused on new ways to push company growth and support constant forward movement, particularly in areas such as technology, financing, partnerships and team-building. Since 1999, Matt has worked to raise over $15 billion in equity capital and debt.

Matt has been active within the South Florida community for over 30 years and has been personally involved in raising over seven figures for various charities and nonprofit community organizations. He is the Dade County Chairperson of the Miami 2020 Super Bowl Host Committee, a Board Member of the Jackson Health Foundation and a member of the Orange Bowl Committee. Among his other community roles, Matt is a member of the Foundation Board for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Miami, a Board member of UM Real Estate Advisory Board, on the board of Miami Country Day School and the Chair of its Athletic Steering Committee, Trustee of United Way, member of the Tocqueville Society and recipient of the 2016 BASF Philanthropist of the Year Award. He is also a former member of the BankAtlantic Advisory Council, The Marlins RBI Advisory Board and The Executive Committee and Board of Directors of the Beacon Council, as well as a former board member of the Dolphins Cancer Challenge, which benefits the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Research Center.

Matt completed his undergraduate studies at Barry University, which named him a 2020 Distinguished Alumni Award honoree, and received his master’s degree in business administration from Florida International University.

Steve Patterson leads all aspects of Related Group’s highly successful multifamily and mixed-use division. Since the establishment of the rental group in 2010, Steve has grown it into one of Related’s most prolific, with numerous flagship properties throughout the Southeastern United States, as well three regional offices located in Miami, Atlanta and, most recently, Dallas.

Steve is an innovator who is constantly exploring new construction methods, crafting new features to enhance the rental experience, and seeking to make each new venture more successful than the last. This philosophy led him to create several unique brands tailored for all lifestyles and various income levels, which include the garden-style “Town” apartments, the more luxurious midrise “Manor” properties and the lavish “Icon” high-rises. Steve was also an integral part of the firm’s expansion into the mixed-use sector, leading the development of CityPlace Doral—an $800-million project with more than 1,000 residences and over 40 commercial tenants that delivered in early 2017. All Related Development properties are regarded as best-in-class assets, evidenced by achieving top-dollar rents and record-breaking exit prices.

Under Steve’s leadership, the Related Development team has delivered over 5,500 units with an additional 4,100 in predevelopment or under construction. The division expects to start construction on an additional 5,000 units over three regions within 10 different Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSA) by 2020.

In addition to development, Steve also pursues investment in value-add acquisitions in all income property sectors. His track record of profitable real estate investment ventures is valued at over $4 billion.

Prior to joining Related, Steve held executive positions at ZOM Holding, Inc., a multifamily development and management company focusing primarily in the Southeastern U.S., and before that, held management positions for Picerne Development and Huber, Hunt & Nichols, overseeing development, property management and construction functions in Texas, Virginia and Florida. During Steve’s tenure, ZOM was recognized by the National Association of Homebuilders as Company of the Year in both the development and property management categories.

Steve was formerly president of the NAHB Multifamily Leadership Board, he is frequently published in trade journals and has twice been invited to testify on housing industry matters before the Federal Reserve Board. He holds degrees in engineering technology and construction management from Oklahoma State University.

Alberto Milo Jr. leads Related Urban Development Group (RUDG), the affordable and workforce housing division of the nation’s most prolific development company, Related Group. In this role, he is responsible for the overall design, development, construction, financing and budgeting for each project within RUDG’s portfolio, whether public, affordable, workforce or mixed-income housing. Under Albert’s leadership, RUDG has built and rehabilitated more than 5,700 units throughout Florida with over $1.5 billion in total development costs.

Most recently, RUDG has begun an ambitious new set of projects which are designed to eliminate many of the drawbacks historically associated with public housing developments. Among these is the $600 million River Parc master plan in Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood, which is cited as the most ambitious affordable housing development in the county to date, built in partnership with Miami-Dade County. The development will contain over 2,500 units along with a new Riverwalk and commercial opportunities.

Similarly, a $400 million mixed-income riverfront development is underway in Tampa’s historic West River district, developed in collaboration with the Tampa Housing Authority. Albert and his team are also currently working on the redevelopment of Liberty Square, the oldest and largest public housing development in the Southeastern United States. The project, which also follows the mixed-income format, will contain over 1,500 units along with commercial and community opportunities. The project has been lauded as one of the most significant public housing redevelopments in South Florida and the country, with HUD Secretary, Dr. Ben Carson, calling the project an example to follow around the nation.

Prior to his tenure at RUDG, Albert owned and operated real estate development, real estate brokerage and mortgage brokerage companies over the span of 20 years. After developing his first affordable housing development in 1999, he formed The Urban Development Group in 2002, focused on revitalizing communities by creating affordable homeownership for underserved markets. As a committed member of the local community, Albert has served on the Miami-Dade County Industrial Development Authority since 2005 until 2020 and is a former member of the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce’s Workforce Housing Committee. He also served on the board of the YMCA of South Florida from 2017 to 2019. In 2011, he was the President of the Builder’s Association of South Florida where he was awarded the President’s Award and was named Builder of the Year in 2009 and 2019.