Robert Wolf
President, Germania Construction Corporation
14340 Elsworth Street, Suite 108
Moreno Valley, CA 92553
(909) 656-0332

Robert Wolf is a principal in many firms active in the financing, development, building and sales of Real Estate both domestically and internationally, with banking and venture relationships in Western Europe and Japan.

Mr. Wolf's formal education endeavors beyond a B.B.A. degree have been concentrated in the field of development. Areas of study and successful completion include Real Estate law and development, financing, marketing, syndication, business law, group investment techniques and construction techniques. Mr. Wolf has developed international financing, joint ventures and marketing programs and has been most successful in these areas. Mr. Wolf has worked in all facets of development including superintendent, project manager, project engineer, sales manager, and broker before becoming the chief executive officer. This background allows Mr. Wolf to draw upon his experience when making any decision regarding a development or investment object and to bring "hands-on" experience to the approval processes at the city, county, state and federal levels.

Mr. Wolf is a recognized expert in the field of Real Estate development, infrastructure and financing and is a nationally known and sought after speaker on these topics. Mr. Wolf's expertise led to his previous appointments as Vice Chairman of the City of Moreno Valley's Planning Commission, the County of Riverside Flood Control Commission for Zone Four, and Planning Commissioner for Riverside County. He has recently served as Undersecretary of the Business, Transportation and Housing Agency for California, and has served as Chairman of the California Transportation Commission.

Mr. Wolf is the author of How to Become a Developer, a step-by-step description of the development process and the people involved, written for those who wish to enter the profession. Published by Crittenden Books, the book received excellent reviews in such publications as the Los Angeles Times.

Robert and his family reside in Moreno Valley, California, where they are active and respected members of the community.