Aaron is originally from Odessa, TX and completed his undergraduate degree in Business Management at Abilene Christian University. Aaron lived in the Los Angeles area for five years while obtaining his JD and MBA from Pepperdine University. Aaron met his wife, Courtney, at Pepperdine’s School of Law and they now live in Plano, TX with their two children. Aaron began working at Frost Bank in 2011 and currently leads the Dallas Commercial Real Estate and Public Finance lending groups.

As a Head of Product Growth & Managing Partner for this progressive private equity and consulting firm, I specialize in product management and development, providing strategic oversight to brand portfolios, while striking an equitable balance among investments for optimal financial outcomes. For more information on C2H Capital Partners, please visit https://c2capital.com.

Josh Goad is the founder and CEO of TrebleOak, a turn-key commercial real estate development services firm. Previously, he was a leader on the land development team at Hillwood, A Perot Company, where he served as a development manager. Prior to Hillwood, Josh worked at The Beck Group as a construction manager in their integrated design-build group. His career began as an architect at Jacobs Engineering Group. He has been a longtime member of Urban Land Institute (ULI) Dallas-Fort Worth. He currently serves on the Governance Committee and Advisory Board as the District Council Chair. Josh is also a member of the ULI Dallas-Fort Worth Mixed-Use Product Council. In 2014, Josh founded ULI’s Building Industry Leaders program, a cooperation with the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Dallas and Tarrant County. He was named ULI Dallas-Fort Worth member of the year in 2015. Josh is also a proud past Board member for Camp John Marc, an organization that provides high-quality camping experiences for children and families with chronic medical and physical challenges. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Architecture at the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) where he graduated Magna Cum Laude and received the AIA Henry Adams Certificate of Merit. He also earned a Master of Architecture degree from UTA and a Master of Business Administration from Texas Christian University.