As the Cultural Council’s largest annual fundraiser, the Arts Awards recognize artistic excellence, celebrate the creative economy, and strengthen public-private partnerships. With 92 cents of every dollar returning directly to the arts and culture sector, your support creates a more vibrant Northeast Florida.
Cocktail-style, designed for mingling (limited seating).
Not a gala. An experience.
Bryan Moll is the CEO of Gateway Jax in Jacksonville, a local real estate investment and development company. Bryan has over 20 years of real estate development experience across multiple asset classes, specializing in large-scale, mixed-use projects. He has entitled, designed, capitalized and/or constructed over $6 billion in stabilized value in multiple jurisdictions, including in the Tampa, FL and Washington, DC metro areas.
Prior to Gateway Jax, Bryan was an Executive Vice President for JBG Smith where he led a team overseeing numerous mixed-use development projects in the Washington, DC area. He was primarily focused on National Landing in Arlington County, VA, adjacent to Amazon’s HQ2. When fully built out, JBG Smith’s portfolio in National Landing will include over 5,000 multifamily units, 200,000 square feet of retail and more than 500,000 square feet of trophy, class-A office space.
In addition to National Landing, Bryan also oversaw the master planning, entitlement, and design of the Gallaudet project in Washington, DC’s Union Market submarket. This approximately $700 million project will deliver over 1,500 multifamily units and 100,000 square feet of retail across three city blocks in a unique partnership with Gallaudet University, the nation’s largest deaf and hard-of-hearing university.
Prior to JBG Smith, Bryan was the Executive Vice President for SPP in Tampa, FL. SPP is the owner and developer of Water Street Tampa, a $3.5 billion development in downtown Tampa. Bryan assembled and managed a team responsible for the entitlement, design, capitalization, and construction of its first phase, including 1,325 units in four buildings, 360,000 square feet of trophy office space, 175,000 square feet of retail, restaurant, and amenity space, and 800, 4-and 5-star hotel keys in two separately flagged buildings.
Bryan received his bachelor’s degree in Planning and Environmental Design at the University of Colorado in Boulder, and he remains an avid Buffs fan. He and his husband, Matt, have been married for 8 years. Together they reside with their dog Bailey, whom they rescued 11 years ago. Bryan and Matt actively support Feeding America programs, along with Habitat for Humanity and other local community programs focused on improving people’s lives via the built environment
Nominations are closed for the 49th Annual Arts Awards.
For more information, contact Janet Wesley, Director of Development, janet@culturalcouncil.org.
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