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PRESS RELEASE: Founders Properties, L.L.C. Announces Scott Haugen as Vice President

MINNEAPOLIS Founders Properties, L.L.C. today announced that Scott Haugen has been hired as vice president of asset management.

“Scott brings years of asset management and commercial real estate industry experience to this role and is an incredible addition to our leadership team,” said Wade Lau, president and CEO of Founders Properties, L.L.C.

In his role, Haugen leads the asset management team by providing services for private real estate partnerships across several sectors including office, industrial, multi-family, retail and mixed-use projects. Specific duties include investor and lender relations, strategic property and portfolio planning, leasing decisions, asset valuation and oversight of property management functions.

Most recently, Haugen managed a national portfolio of 200 medical office properties with Frauenshuh Healthcare Real Estate Solutions. Previously, Haugen was a senior asset manager for Opus Properties, which he joined in 1998. His experience also includes working in investment real estate and leading the corporate real estate division at RBC Wealth Management.

Haugen graduated from University of Minnesota’s Carlson School of Management with a bachelor’s of science degree and earned his MBA from University of St. Thomas. Haugen’s professional affiliations include NAIOP, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association, and Capital Markets National Forum.

About Founders Properties, L.L.C.
Founders Properties, L.L.C., is a provider of commercial real estate investments and management services on behalf of high-net-worth clients, and focuses on leasing, acquisition, disposition and financial services of commercial real estate investments. Headquartered in Minneapolis, Founders Properties is a privately held company formed by two highly regarded industry veterans, Best Buy Founder Richard M. Schulze and Opus Founder Gerald Rauenhorst. For additional information, please visit www.foundersproperties.com.

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