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Kevin
S. Wiley
Co-Founder & President
Edward
I. Dale
Co-Founder & Vice President
Robert
Simms
Director of Property Management
Kevin
S. Wiley
Co-Founder & President
Kevin
Wiley, co-founder and President of CitiScape Property
Management Group, began
his property management career in 1978. He worked
primarily with real estate developers in the acquisition
of apartment buildings and in supervising the
physical and legal conversion from apartments
to condominiums.
He
was appointed to the Condominium Conversion Commissions
Task Force for the City of Oakland, to study the
problems relating to condominium conversion, and
to study and prepare long range planning guidelines.
Kevin
was a frequent consultant to the Oakland Planning
Commission and other local governmental agencies
on the rising urban housing dilemma and other
concerns facing the real estate community and
city planners.
Kevin
moved on to association management in 1981 and
has since managed a vast portfolio of condominium
associations and stock cooperative apartments
in San Francisco for the past 24 years. He has
an excellent track record in managing associations
during the often-difficult developer transition,
through the planning and implementation of large-scale
retrofitting projects, defect investigation, litigation
and reconstruction. Kevin is presently an active
member and topical speaker on the ECHO Resource
Panel, and has been published in several trade
journals with articles on a variety of management
and Board member issues.
Kevin has built strong and long-standing
business relationships with top industry professionals
who serve community associations, and he brings
the benefits of those relationships to the associations
he manages.
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Edward
I. Dale, CCAM
Co-Founder & Vice President
Edward
Dale is co-founder and Vice-President of CitiScape
Property Management Group. He holds two undergraduate
degrees and a Master1s Degree in Business, and
currently holds the distinctive title of Certified
Community Association Manager.
Ed
is also a member of the California Association
of Community Managers (CACM), a national organization
that supports the professional and ethical management
of community interest developments.
Ed
has an extensive background in all phases of property
management and development, with emphasis on residential,
commercial, and mixed-use properties. As Executive
Director of the Cerebral Palsy Foundation, Ed
developed community-based housing alternatives
for the physically disabled. Ed was appointed
Vice President of one of the largest commercial
development companies in the United States, and
operated large-scale regional shopping centers.
For the past several years, Ed has managed a varied
portfolio of commercial and residential properties
in San Francisco, including historic and landmark
buildings, as well as high profile properties
in the Union Square and North Beach districts
and SoMa loft developments.
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Robert
Simms, CCAM
Director of Property Management
Robert Simms joined CitiScape as a Senior Property Manager in late 1999, having earned his "stripes" as a Property Manager serving community associations since 1985 in the Bay Area. Robert also holds the distinction of being a Certified Community Association Manager bestowed by CACM, and currently holds the title of Director of Property Management for CitiScape. In 1996 Robert had the unique distinction of being appointed by State Senator Barbara Lee (Oakland) to the Davis Stirling Stirring Committee where he assisted in helping to craft changes to the Davis Stirling Common Interest Development Act, which governs Common Interest Developments.
Robert's outstanding experience and efforts after joining CitiScape were soon recognized, and Robert was offered and accepted partnership in the company in the summer of 2000. As a partner in CitiScape, Robert not only brings his well-rounded association experience to bear on the company's management operations, but as the newly named Chief Financial Officer, sets a standard for company operations that will match his commitment to community association management.
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