OUR TEAM
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Bill Wynne CEO |
Bill Wynne started his real estate career in 1978 with the commercial leasing and marketing of several projects, most notably The Square in Fort Collins, Colorado, a 75,000 square foot enclosed mall with office facilities and Marriott hotel.
Next, Bill worked as account manager for Wells Fargo Bank’s largest borrower, Pacific Scene, and later became CFO of the Southern California-based developer. As CFO, Bill helped arrange the financing on over fifty-one master-planned communities and over 15,000 residential units. Pacific Scene was named “Builder of the Year” by the National Association of Home Builders for leading California out of the 1982-83 housing recession.
Bill then formed Bison Investments in 1986 and coordinated financing and investments of over $200 million for clients in the Western U.S. This led him to work with Metropolitan Life Insurance and the Harvard Endowment, investors in California’s 5,000-acre Rancho Santa Margarita master-planned community. Rancho Santa Margarita became the state’s 33rd city in 2000 and was fully sold out by 2001. Bill and two partners purchased the management company from Met Life and turned those assets into a 136-acre parcel in Ventura, California that would become Seabridge.
Bill was the lead principal involved in getting the entitlement, design and approval of Seabridge through the multi-layered jurisdictions in the coastal area. The project was the largest waterfront expansion on the West Coast in thirty years and received numerous awards for design and architecture.
Bill continues to maintain involvement in real estate projects in California and Montana and with his son in Moscow, Russia.
email: bill@rockstudios.com
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Joseph G. DiLorenzo COO |
For most of his professional career prior to co-founding the M/D Group, a firm that specializes in corporate strategy and business development initiatives, Joe worked for more than eighteen years with the Boston Celtics. He served primarily as Chief Financial Officer or Senior Vice President of Administration, including roles that helped take the Boston Celtics public on the New York Stock Exchange, as well as the acquisition of Fox station Channel 25 and radio station WEEI, respectively, in Boston. He is a minority owner of the Maine Red Claws, the NBA’s minor league affiliate of the Boston Celtics and Charlotte Bobcats.
Prior to his Celtics experience, he held leadership roles with the Boston Garden/Boston Bruins organization for 11 years. After leaving the Celtics, he was Vice President of Strategic Alliances and later Chief Financial Officer of a leading provider of an enterprise infrastructure software and solutions company, specializing in products designed and engineered to meet the unique requirements of the higher education marketplace.
Mr. DiLorenzo graduated from Bentley College with a degree in Accounting and has been a Director or Officer of the Executive Board of the Bentley College Alumni Association since 1992, also having served on many committees and was two-term past-President of the association and is a member of the Bentley Executives Club.
Mr. DiLorenzo has many volunteer roles, including First Past Chairman of the Board of the Financial Executives International (FEI), an international organization of senior financial executives with more than 15,000 active members from 8,000 companies in North America. He is on many committees for FEI including his role as Chairman of the Diversity Taskforce. He is a past member of the Board of the Financial Executives Research Foundation, FEI Canada and Past-President of the FEI Boston Chapter. He was past-President of the Treasurer's Club of Boston; a two-term past-President and current board member of Community Work Services; a former corporator and current member of the Board of Visitors of New England Baptist Hospital; a member of the Board of Advisors and Nominating Committee of the Greater Boston Chapter of the Salvation Army; former trustee and member of the Development Committee and the Audit Committee for Franciscan Hospital for Children in Boston and a member of the Board of Visitors of Thayer Academy.
He also serves as a member of Board of The Massachusetts Chamber of Business & Industry. He was an overseer and member of the Audit Committee of Beth Israel - Deaconess Medical Center in Boston for many years; past treasurer of the Boston Celtics Charitable Foundation, Inc.; past Boston Chapter Vice-Chairman of the Newcomen Society of the United States and past Vice President of the Downtown North Association. He has been the recipient of a number of awards for his volunteer service.
email: joe@rockstudios.com
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Kevin O’Reilly Executive VP of Government & Public Affairs |
Mr. O’Reilly specializes in communications and public affairs. As CEO of Creative Strategies, Kevin O’Reilly specialized in meeting the needs of corporate and political clients including project management, government relations, crisis communications, strategic political planning, permitting and local approval, public opinion survey research, public strategies implementation, grass roots community organizing, media and corporate communications, special event coordination and fundraising and direct marketing, market research and advertising. Plymouth Rock Studios relies heavily on Kevin to provide strategic insight on many issues as it relates to preserving the Plymouth area.
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Timothy Hadley Senior VP of Legal and Business Affairs |
Timothy Hadley joins Plymouth Rock Studios from the Boston law firm of Hadley & Holmquest, PC, where he focused on commercial and residential real estate transactions, corporate and finance and intellectual property law. Mr. Hadley has over 15 years of experience in intellectual property law working in numerous industries including biotech and high tech. Mr. Hadley has worked as a licensing specialist for Abbott Laboratories, a worldwide leader in medical diagnostics and pharmaceuticals and as general counsel for Full Armor Corporation, a Boston based software firm.
Mr. Hadley has negotiated licensing and research deals with large universities, including Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard University, University of Massachusetts, Oxford University, University of Leeds, and the University of Limerick.
Mr. Hadley graduated cum laude from Suffolk University Law School receiving a distinction in intellectual property law. During law school, Mr. Hadley was a member of the Suffolk University Law Review and is the author of many articles addressing various intellectual property topics.
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Brad soule Project Director |
Brad comes to the Plymouth Rock Studios with over 25 years of professional management and supervisory experience. His extensive background in real estate development and construction is highlighted by his deft ability in site development, construction techniques, and cultivating valuable customer and client relationships.
Many of the projects that Brad has developed and managed have been recognized by both The Builders Association of Greater Boston (BAGB) and the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB); with Platinum and Gold awards for design, landscaping and customer satisfaction. He is responsible for all aspects of the real estate development including design, engineering and permitting for Plymouth Rock Studios.
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Jacqueline G. Mullen Vice President and Controller |
Jacqueline G. Mullen joined Plymouth Rock Studios after spending the last 10 years working in senior financial management positions within the construction and real estate development industries. As the Corporate Controller/Risk Manager for a $500M heavy highway union contractor/real estate developer, Jacqueline was responsible for all financial and administrative functions. This included but was not limited to all finance and accounting, human resources, employee benefits, insurance and bonding. In this role, she ensured accurate job cost reporting by implementing and maintaining tight system controls.
Prior to entering the construction industry Jacqueline began her career spending 6 years at Reebok International working initially as a Junior Analyst supporting Distribution and Logistics. Assuming more and more responsibility during her tenure, she ultimately became a Senior Financial Analyst supporting Global Supply Chain Management, Production, and Research Design and Development creating and managing a total annual budget of $55 million with head counts in excess of 500 employees.
Jacqueline is a graduate of Boston College with a B.A. in Management and is currently pursuing her graduate degree.












