A second-generation developer, Max Grelier began his career in 1991 at a regional real estate consulting firm based in New Orleans. In 1997 Max joined his family real estate business, NAI Chase Commercial (Birmingham, Huntsville, and Memphis), to lead its development and asset management divisions. Over a 15-year period, he supervised over three million square feet and over $500 million in real estate development and acquisition activities including residential, retail, mixed-use, and suburban office buildings in Alabama, Louisiana, Florida, and Tennessee. During this time, he also served as a Managing Partner for the Ledges of Huntsville, a premier planned community, which includes an 18-hole championship golf course, club amenities, and an affluent residential neighborhood.

Max co-founded RCP in 2013 to pursue experiential, mixed-use development opportunities across the South. Since its formation, Max has procured over $2 billion in real estate development opportunities for RCP and its partners, including the nationally acclaimed MidCity District in Huntsville, Alabama.

Mr. Grelier graduated from Loyola University with a BS-BA, in Finance & Economics. He is a member of the Urban Land Institute, the Huntsville Committee of 100, and the International Council of Shopping Centers.

Remy Gross is a real estate investor, biotech executive, and entrepreneur. Remy has partnered with Max in real estate activities for over 20 years and has successfully participated as both developer and investor in properties in New Orleans, Florida, Tennessee, and Alabama. In addition to his real estate endeavors, he remains actively engaged in the biotech space. Remy shares his time as Vice President, Business Development, at the Buck Institute for Age Research in Novato, California, a non-profit committed to increasing the healthy years of life. Joining Buck in 2006, he founded or directly participated in the formation of multiple companies, including Aeovian Therapeutics, Napa Therapeutics, BhB Therapeutics, Laysan Biotech, and Unity Biotechnology. Mr.Grosshas also sat on the boards of multiple companies, both for and not-for-profit. As one of the principals of Shearwater Corporation, Mr. Gross was instrumental in the $161 million sale of the company to Nektar Therapeutics in June 2001.Remy has a strong interest in bringing novel, mixed-uses of real estate in secondary markets overlooked by larger developers. His vision is to create environments that draw and keep the STEAM workforce engaged and vibrant within the community.

Neill B. Faucett is President of Faucett Consulting which advises real estate clients in the equity and financing transactions as well as strategic planning and business structures. He invests in many of these transactions. Neill has over 40 years of experience in the real estate development and investment industry. He was a managing partner for 13 years at Lubert Adler Real Estate Partners, a real estate opportunity fund with assets more than $17 billion throughout the United States. Neill was a member of the investment committee and retired at the end of 2019 and continues to provide consulting to the firm. Neill was also involved in the development of Atlanta Midtown’s Atlantic Station, one of the largest urban brownfield redevelopments in the country.

Prior to joining Lubert Adler, Neill was a founding partner in the Atlanta accounting firm, Faucett Taylor & Associates which later merged with Frazier Deeter, a top 50 US accounting firm. Prior to this, he worked for Arthur Andersen.

Neill graduated magna cum laude from Auburn University where he received the President’s Award as the most outstanding business school graduate. In addition, he was selected as an outstanding accounting graduate. Neill is a board member of the One Foundation. He is also a board member of the World Outreach Fund, Asian Christian Academy, Calvary Children’s Home, and Widow Life.