Scott Prigge is Senior Vice President of National Property Operations at Regency Centers.  He currently oversees property management, specialty leasing, and the company’s sustainability program for a portfolio of 416 retail properties encompassing over 56 million square feet located in top markets throughout the United States.

Scott joined Regency in 1997 and has held a variety of roles of increasing responsibility employing his talents in team building, strategic planning, development, and redevelopment, while managing and leasing retail projects throughout the United States.

Previously, Scott was Vice President for Sizeler Property Investors Inc., where he supervised leasing, management, and redevelopment for a large retail portfolio in Florida.  He also served in various management positions with commercial real estate developer Hill Partners, Inc., focusing on innovative retail development and management solutions for institutional clients. Throughout his career he has specialized in leading and building dynamic teams, strategic planning, redevelopment and the management and leasing of retail projects on a national basis.

Scott is the former board chair for L.E.A.D. (Launch, Expose, Advise, Direct), a non-profit whose mission is to empower at-risk young men in Atlanta’s inner city with a path towards productive citizenship. In addition, he previously served as a board member for the Council for Quality Growth, a trade organization dedicated to balanced and responsible growth in metro Atlanta. He is also actively involved with several civic organizations, including the child-advocacy group Covenant House and the Cathedral of St. Philip. He is an active member of the International Council of Shopping Centers and Urban Land Institute.

Scott is a native of Sparta, New Jersey and received a bachelor’s degree from Washington and Lee University.  He currently resides in Atlanta with his wife and their two sons. 

Some of his projects were recognized by the real estate community with awards including the Urban Land Institute’s Development of Excellence, the International Council of Shopping Centers’ Gold Award, the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Deal of the Year (twice), the International Interior Design Association’s Best of the Best Award, and even the Concrete Foundation Association’s Commercial Structure of the Year award.

Eric has been a leasing agent, property manager, construction manager, financial analyst, asset manager, framing laborer, electrician's apprentice, and investment manager. Along with Quill Healey, Eric is a co-founder of Healey Weatherholtz Properties and he currently leads JLL's retail initiatives in the Atlanta region.

Eric has invested in private real estate occupiers including a variety of retailers and restaurateurs as well as technology companies focused on improving the retail experience. As an investment sponsor, Eric created two fully-discretionary private equity funds, generating net-to-investor IRRs exceeding 20%, and established single-asset partnerships for over 40 assets, all focused on "repairing" properties so as to better meet the needs of the surrounding community.

Eric is a graduate of the University of Virginia and a member of the Urban Land Institute (CRC Silver).

During his 13-year tenure with the firm, Mr. Flaherty has also held positions across the firm’s investment underwriting and execution platform, most recently as head of U.S. investments.

Prior to joining Madison in 2003, Mr. Flaherty worked in the Real Estate Investment Banking group at Deutsche Bank. While there, Mr. Flaherty analyzed real estate private equity investments and structured debt products for the firm’s balance sheet, managed investment funds, and third party clients.

Mr. Flaherty received a BA degree from Columbia University.

Additionally, Ms. Morris drives asset level strategic retail planning and place-making based on innovative, forward-looking merchandising. Over the last several years, she developed and executed a comprehensive and cutting-edge consumer research platform that remains integral to informing the unique strategic plan designed for each asset. With almost 30 years of retail brokerage and marketing expertise, Ms. Morris has experience with a broad spectrum of retail real estate product types including urban retail streets and districts, New Urbanism developments, mixed-use developments, traditional regional malls, lifestyle centers, and grocery-anchored community centers. She is a managing real estate broker in Georgia, Florida, New York, Massachusetts, and Washington, D.C., and is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers and Urban Land Institute. Ms. Morris was a member of Midtown Atlanta’s Design Review Committee from 2014 through 2017. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from Georgia State University.