Philip Langridge

Philip leads Churchill’s Commercial division. He has 30 years of experience in multi-family and commercial real estate throughout Canada, U.S.A., and the United Kingdom including development, management, acquisitions, financing, and profitable dispositions. Mr. Langridge is a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (FRICS) and a Member of the Real Estate Institute of British Columbia. (RIBC)

Brad Wise
Brad has over 14 years experience in real estate, commercial finance and business development. Brad is responsible for, and involved in all of Churchill's acquisition, financing and disposition of assets within the company's portfolio. Brad has spent a number of years involved in the financing of income producing commercial real estate assets, real estate development sites and the financing of asset refurbishment programs. Previously, Brad was involved in the operating of a family-run industrial organization from 1992 to 1998.  From 1998 to 2002, Brad served as a Senior Vice President of a local Vancouver, BC boutique venture capital and corporate finance organization. Brad graduated from Simon Fraser University with a Master of Business Administration in 1996 and his Bachelor of Business Administration, specializing in finance in 1992.

Advisory Board
Unlike many investment firms, Churchill does not present its investors with a set Advisory Board. We believe it is important to provide fresh outlooks, opinions and experiences thus at any one time we have between three and five Advisory Board members, who sit for periods of one to five years. The Advisory Board’s role, through ongoing communication and formal quarterly meetings, is to add to the existing depth of experience of the Churchill team in making strategic asset allocation decisions as well expanding on our network of opportunities.

Asset Managers
In conjunction with the Principals of Churchill, our Asset Managers are the direct link between the assets we acquire, the managers we hire and ourselves. These key individuals are direct employees of Churchill and are compensated to align their interests with those of our investors. Their responsibilities include directing the management firms we select, monitoring the performance of assets against local and national benchmarks and developing medium and long terms strategies for the improvement of their properties. Asset Managers meet twice monthly with the Principals and participate in the quarterly Advisory Board and investment committee meetings.

Finance and Reporting
Prompt, accurate and reliable reporting to our investors and their advisors is extremely important to Churchill. We stake our reputation on what we produce and the honesty in which we report it. To accomplish this, our head office has a staff charged with monitoring all monthly financial reports from property managers, conducting random audits of individual properties, and generating quarterly financial statements for individual investors.