Mary McCarthy

Biographie: With a blend of formal architectural training and practice, followed by a Wharton MBA in finance, I enjoyed a 30+ year career in the real estate capital markets, including investment banking and real estate private equity fundraising. My professional journey included notable tenures at Morgan Stanley and Hines. These experiences have equipped me with a profound understanding of the built environment and the forces that shape it. Now, as a retired real estate executive, my love for everything related to the built environment continues to underpin my civic, philanthropic, and private sector board work. My nonprofit board work includes: • Town of Jackson (Wyoming) – Design Review Committee • Grand Teton National Park Foundation – Board Member and Treasurer • Silicon Couloir – Board Member (Silicon Couloir supports entrepreneurship in the Teton region) • University of Virginia's White Ruffin Byron Center for Real Estate – Advisory Board My work for real estate funds/firms includes an advisory board role for a family-office sponsored multifamily fund. I received a BS in Architecture from the University of Virginia and M Arch and MBA degrees from the University of Pennsylvania’s graduate schools of design and business (Wharton), respectively.