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The executives of CenterCal Properties have held key positions in many different aspects of the retail development industry, including the creation and implementation of growth strategies for one of California's largest, Real Estate Investment Trusts. The diverse backgrounds of the executives enable CenterCal Properties to understand the requirements of the tenants, to formulate a successful development plan, to communicate that plan to the tenants and municipal agencies involved and to present a solid financial plan to the financial partners for each project.
Fred Bruning began his real estate career as legal counsel for Sears, Roebuck and Company in 1977. After only three years, he was promoted to Territorial Real Estate Director and was given the responsibility of formulating and implementing the strategic real estate growth plan for the western United States. Mr. Bruning was also responsible for Sears' real estate portfolio in the west, which consisted of over 500 assets. After leaving Sears in 1983, Mr. Bruning served as Vice-President of Development for the Torrance Company in Torrance, California, and as Vice-President of Development for the John Price Development Company in Salt Lake City, Utah. In 1985, Mr. Bruning joined the Alexander Haagen Company as a development partner. In his 13 years at the Haagen Company, Mr. Bruning was the key executive in charge of the acquisition and development of over 40 retail projects. Mr. Bruning was also instrumental in taking the company public in 1993, serving as the Wall Street spokesperson. Mr. Bruning's close personal contacts with major retail tenants throughout the United States, combined with his unique perspective of the development industry from both the public and private development sectors, give CenterCal Properties a strategic advantage in the competitive retail development industry. Mr. Bruning is a member of the California Bar Association, the International Council of Shopping Centers and the Urban Land Institute. Mr. Bruning was also inducted as a member of Lambda Alpha, an honorary real estate organization. In addition to serving on numerous committees, Mr. Bruning serves on the Board of Directors of M Bank, and is a member of the Mount Hood College Foundation Board. He received his Juris Doctor from Loyola University in Los Angeles and his Bachelor of Arts degree from Pomona College in Claremont, California.  Jean Paul Wardy, President Jean Paul Wardy is regarded as one of the most experienced acquisitions specialists for retail properties in the western United States. During his eight years at the Alexander Haagen Company, Mr. Wardy served in several senior property management and construction roles. He was promoted to Director of Acquisitions in 1993. Mr. Wardy was directly responsible for the acquisition of over 20 shopping centers, comprising over $250 million dollars in value. Mr. Wardy has established a reputation of integrity and productivity throughout the retail and brokerage communities in the western United States and was a major factor in the growth of the Haagen Company until his departure in June of 1998. Mr. Wardy has been involved in the retail industry for over fifteen years as his family is known nationwide as the owners of the Amen Wardy Home Stores, located in some of the finest retail developments throughout the country. Mr. Wardy is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers and the Urban Land Institute. |
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Fred Bruning, CEO