As Dominium’s President of Development, Nick Andersen is responsible for maximizing the company’s housing production and volume, through the professional development and training of Dominium’s Project Partners, Associates and Analysts. He is responsible for the full employee lifecycle within the company’s Development department – recruiting, onboarding, training, coaching, mentorship, skill enhancement and professional growth.   

Since joining Dominium in 2007, Andersen has led a variety of project types including general partner interests, acquisition and rehabilitation of existing apartment communities, development of ground-up new construction projects, as well as historic reuse projects.

Andersen graduated Cum Laude from the University of St. Thomas as an Aquinas Scholar with a Bachelor of Science in Real Estate Studies and a Bachelor of Arts in Entrepreneurship. His professional affiliations include the Georgia Affordable Housing Coalition. He serves on the QAP Advisory Committee for the GAHC.

Andersen is also a founding contributor to the Dominium Foundation which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates. He works out of Dominium’s Atlanta office.

Katessa Archer is a Vice President and Project Partner for Dominium. Archer is responsible for new project development, acquisition, and financing. Her daily responsibilities include analyzing new acquisition and development opportunities, determining project feasibility, overseeing design and construction, structuring partnerships and negotiating with lenders, investors, and third-party vendors. She joined Dominium in September of 2018.

Previously, Archer was a Development Intern, Analyst, Associate, and Senior Associate for Dominium. In addition, she worked as a Real Estate Advisory Intern for Cushman & Wakefield.

Archer holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Urban Studies from the University of Minnesota. She also serves as a Board of Directors member for the Women’s Affordable Housing Network (WAHN).

Angie Cich is a Director of Executive Office Operations for Dominium. Cich is responsible for organizing and managing the staffing and project needs of executive level staff within the corporate office.  She is also responsible for managing the Development Project Assistants and Development and Corporate Services Administrative Assistants.

Cich is on the Dominium Gives Advisory Committee and is a liaison to the Dominium Board and Dominium Foundation.

She joined Dominium in August of 2006.

Brittany Baldwin is the Director of Development Operations for Dominium. Baldwin is responsible for the improvement of the processes and procedures that support the Development Team. 

She joined Dominium in August of 2016.

Baldwin holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing from St. Cloud State University.

Email: [email protected]

As a Developer, David D'Amelio is responsible for originating and overseeing new project development, acquisitions, and financing, primarily in the major metropolitan areas of Texas and Oklahoma. Since joining Dominium in January 2020, D'Amelio has worked on a variety of project types including fee simple acquisitions, partnership interest acquisitions, new construction projects and resyndications. During his tenure, D'Amelio has contributed significantly to Dominium's expansion into new markets, including the State of Oklahoma, and has been involved in the acquisition and development of more than 2,300 units and placement of $600 million of debt and equity.

D'Amelio holds a Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Labor Relations from Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, where he competed on the university's Division 1 football team. D'Amelio is an active member of the Texas Association of Affordable Housing Providers (TAAHP) and is a contributor to the Dominium Foundation, which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates.

Email: [email protected]

Rodrigo Dorador is a Senior Development Associate for Dominium. Dorador is responsible for underwriting new multifamily development and acquisition opportunities, securing financing for new acquisitions and developments, and aiding with projects throughout construction. He joined Dominium in January of 2021.

Dorador holds a Master in Public Administration from the Harvard Kennedy School and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Santa Clara University.

Julie Feneis is an Executive Office Operations Associate for Dominium. Feneis is responsible for organizing and managing the project needs of the Partner, Co-Chief Executive Officer & Chief Development Officer, Partner Chief Operating Officer of Development, Director of Operations, and the Development department.  Feneis is also on the Dominium Gives Advisory Committee and is a liaison to the Dominium Foundation.

She joined Dominium in January of 2012.

Feneis holds a Bachelor of Science in Marketing, International Business, and Business Administration from Minnesota State University, Mankato.

Melissa Bonpua is an Administrative Operations Manager for Dominium. Bonpua is responsible for organizing and managing the project needs of the Central and Southeast regional teams of the Development Department.

She joined Dominium in September of 2019. Previously, Bonpua was an Adjunct Professor of Digital Mass Communications and Journalism at Iowa Central Community College in Fort Dodge, IA, and an Administrative Assistant for Saltech Systems and DSM Property Management in Ames, IA.

Bonpua holds a Master of Science in Journalism and Mass Communication and a Bachelor of Arts in English and Journalism and Mass Communication from Iowa State University.

Phone: (763) 354-5605
Email: [email protected]

As Senior Vice President and Project Partner, Jeff Huggett is responsible for locating and closing new development, redevelopment and acquisition opportunities.

Prior to joining Dominium in 1997, Huggett worked in asset management and workouts at Dain Corporation in Minneapolis, where he was responsible for a $100 million portfolio located in nine cities throughout the Midwest and Southeast. Previously, he was Chief Operating Officer at Paine Webber Properties, Inc. in Boston, and Commercial Mortgage Banker at Eberhardt Company located in Minneapolis.

Huggett is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison where he received a Master of Science (MBS) degree.

Huggett is a founding contributor to the Dominium Foundation which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates.

Huggett also oversees Dominium's Pro Bono Development efforts, whereby Dominium provides free development services to important community initiatives.

Phone: (623) 265-6830
Email: [email protected]

Mark Lambing is a Vice President & Project Partner of Development for Dominium. Lambing began his Dominium career in 2017 as a Development Intern in the company’s Minneapolis office and held roles as a Development Associate and Senior Associate before achieving his current promotion. In 2020, he helped establish the company’s Mountain West office in Phoenix, as one of the first company employees to relocate to Arizona. Throughout his Dominium career, he played a key role in a number of developments, including the historic restoration project Upper Post Flats development in Fort Snelling, Minnesota.

Previous to joining Dominium, Lambing held a role as an acquisitions intern for a private equity start-up in New York City.

Lambing holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance with a concentration in Financial Markets & Investments from Ball State University.

As Senior Vice President and Project Partner, Ron Mehl is responsible for new project development, acquisitions and financing. In addition, he analyzes new acquisition opportunities, determines project feasibility, oversees design and construction, partnership restructuring, and negotiations with lenders, investors and third-party vendors.

Mehl has played an integral role in developing Dominium’s senior housing portfolio. He is involved in the re-syndication of Dominium’s existing portfolio of original tax credit projects throughout the Midwest. In 2016, he opened a Dominium Development office in Denver, CO. and is growing the existing Dominium portfolio in a fast-paced, growing economy with great attainable housing needs.

In the past, Mehl has been directly involved with new project development, financing, acquisitions and asset management for a commercial developer. He also worked to support the management of a $400 million portfolio and assisted in the restructuring of $50 million of debt and $40 million of equity.

Mehl is a graduate of Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego, CA. with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and a minor in Accounting.

Mehl is a volunteer with Housing Colorado NOW! and the Colorado annual housing conference, serving on the Workshop Committee. Mehl also contributes to 3 Hopeful Hearts which provides bereaved parents and families opportunities to honor, find hope and seek healing through events, support, education and remembrance.

Mehl is a founding contributor to the Dominium Foundation which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates.

As Partner, Co-Chief Executive Officer and Chief Development Officer, Mark Moorhouse oversees all aspects of Dominium’s business. As Co-CEO, he leads the overall strategy and direction of the company in partnership with Kyle Hansen. As Chief Development Officer, he has responsibility for the company’s Development and Acquisitions function.

The Development and Acquisitions function is a national affordable housing leader and includes more than 80 professionals in roles such as Development, Finance, Construction, Architecture and Corporate Affairs. 

Moorhouse has decades of experience working with various federal, state and local housing programs. Since joining Dominium in 1996, he has worked on several significant portfolio acquisitions, new project developments, the acquisition of existing apartment projects and the creation of a debt business within the company. In addition, he has been instrumental in completing numerous structured finance transitions at Dominium. He has played an integral role in helping the company grow from managing 6,400 homes in 1996 to approximately 40,000 units in almost 20 states today. 

Moorhouse is a graduate of St. Cloud State University where he received his Bachelor’s degree and his Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree. 

Moorhouse serves on the Board of the Development Committee and is Co- Head of the Financing Committee at Summit Academy, an organization established in 1996 that helps low income individuals obtain the job skills training needed to secure well-paid employment and, ultimately, to lead a more stable and rewarding life. He is also involved with Minnesota Housing Partnership in a fundraising capacity. 

Moorhouse is a founding contributor to the Dominium Foundation which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates. 

Paula Prahl is a Partner and Chief Operating Officer of Development for Dominium. In this role, Prahl is focused on systems and process improvement as well as information flows and resources, all geared toward increasing Dominium’s development of affordable housing. She also leads the Development Operations, Development Coordinator and Administrative teams, while concurrently overseeing Government Relations, Communications, and the company’s Dominium Gives philanthropic platform. 

Prahl most recently served as managing director of communications and public affairs at Varde Partners, a hedge, real estate and private equity fund based in Minneapolis. Previously, she served over a decade as senior vice president of communications, public affairs and corporate responsibility at Best Buy and served nearly a decade as vice president of government and community relations at Honeywell. Prahl began her public policy career as the director of public policy at the Minnesota Business Partnership. 

Prahl holds a BA from Smith College and an MA from the Humphrey School of Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota. 

As Vice President and Project Partner, Devon Quist is responsible for new project development, acquisition and financing. His work includes analyzing new acquisition and development opportunities, determining project feasibility, overseeing design and construction, structuring partnerships and negotiating with lenders, investors and third-party vendors.

Quist joined Dominium in 2015 and has completed a variety of projects across the country. Residing in the Tampa Bay area, he specializes in the new construction of multifamily affordable housing using non-competitive resources in the Central Florida region. Quist has been involved in the acquisition and/ or project development with a cost exceeding $1 billion, leading to the creation or preservation of approximately 4,000 affordable homes.

Prior to joining Dominium full time, Quist was a Development Intern for Dominium where he assisted project partners, developers, and associates with market research and the production and analysis of financial models.

Quist holds a Bachelor of Arts in Real Estate Studies and a minor in Economics from the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, MN. His professional affiliations include the Bay Area Apartment Association (BAA), Urban Land Institute – Tampa Bay, the Coalition of Affordable Housing Providers (CAHP), and the Florida Housing Coalition (FHC). He has also serves on the Multi-Family Developer Council of the Apartment Association of Greater Orlando (AAGO).

Shaun Reinhardt is a Vice President & Project Partner for Dominium. Reinhardt is responsible for new project development, acquisition, and financing. His daily responsibilities include analyzing new acquisition and development opportunities, determining project feasibility, overseeing design and construction, structuring partnerships and negotiating with lenders, investors and third-party vendors.

Since Joining Dominium in 2015, Reinhardt worked on a variety of project types including general partner interest acquisition, Acquisitions and rehabilitation of existing apartment communities, ground-up new construction projects, as well as being an integral member of the initial structured finance team where he was involved in structuring debt funds and securitizations of both internal and external collateral. Reinhardt also worked on an $80 million permanent supportive housing development as a pro-bono development consultant.

During his tenure, Reinhardt has been involved in the acquisition and/or development of over 3,000 units, placement or assumption of nearly $300 million in permanent debt, over $400 million in construction, bridge and gap financing, over $250 million in federal and state LIHTC equity, and over $500 million in structured debt and securitizations.

Previously, Reinhardt was a Development analyst and associate at Dominium and was promoted to Vice President & Project Partner in January of 2022. He was also previously an intern with Dominium and AEI Capital Corporation.

Reinhardt graduated Cum Laude from the university of St. Thomas with a degree in Finance.

As Vice President and Project Partner, Neal Route is responsible for new project development, acquisitions, and financing. Since joining Dominium in 2012, Route has worked on a variety of project types including fee simple acquisitions, portfolio acquisitions, partnership acquisitions, new construction projects, resyndications, and renewable energy developments, including both hydroelectric and solar. During his tenure, Route has been involved in the acquisition and/or development of more than 5,200 units, and placement or assumption of nearly $900 million in debt & equity.

Route holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Real Estate and Urban Land Economics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His professional affiliations include the University of Wisconsin Real Estate Alumni Association and the Urban Land Institute. He serves on the QAP Committee of the Texas Affiliation of Affordable Housing Providers (TAAHP) and on the Advisory Council for the Real Estate Center at the UT Austin. Route is a contributor to the Dominium Foundation, which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates.

As Senior Vice President and Project Partner, Jeff Spicer is leading Dominium’s efforts in Texas and help Dominium grow its presence in this emerging market. Spicer is responsible for originating and overseeing new project development, financing, and acquisitions.

Spicer joined Dominium in September of 2017 but has a long-term relationship lasting more than 10 years as a consulting partner for Dominium. He has over 25 years of experience in affordable housing where he has worked to develop successful ventures in the state of Texas and across the southwestern part of the country. 

Spicer is an active member of the Texas Association of Affordable Housing Providers (TAAHP), Texas Association of Local Housing Finance Agencies (TALHFA), and National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). He is also on the TALHFA Board of Directors and the NAHB Multifamily Board of Trustees.

Prior to joining Dominium, Spicer was co-founder and principal at State Street Housing Development where he developed affordable housing in Texas and the southwest.  He currently owns more than 1,000 affordable housing units and has developed over 7,000 units nationwide. 

Spicer holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and International Business and a Master’s Degree in Real Estate Finance and Investment Analysis both from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He also held a Wisconsin real estate license and has been an active member on many boards.

Spicer is a contributor to the Dominium Foundation which contributes to important housing and social service organizations in the communities where Dominium operates.

Terry Sween is a Vice President and Project Partner for Dominium. Terry Sween is responsible for new project development, acquisitions, and financing. His daily responsibilities include analyzing new acquisition and development opportunities, determining project feasibility, overseeing design and construction, structuring partnerships, and negotiating with lenders, investors, and third-party vendors.

Since joining Dominium in 2013, Terry Sween worked on a variety of project types including historic adaptive reuse, acquisition rehabilitation and ground up new construction. His experience includes the historic redevelopment of the national landmark Fort Snelling Upper Post in Minneapolis, Minnesota into 191 affordable homes for veterans.

Previously, Terry Sween was a development staff associate and associate at Dominium and was promoted to Vice President and Project partner in January of 2021. Prior to joining Dominium Terry Sween was a commercial underwriter for Huntington Bancshares.

Sween holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University. His professional affiliations include the Indiana University Alumni Association and Urban Land Institute.

Jennifer Wingness is the Development Coordinator Manager for Dominium. Wingness is responsible for leading the Development Coordinator team, supporting their continued success in facilitating real estate transactions. She works closely with internal teams and external partners to coordinate the due diligence process and help ensure timely execution from loan origination through closing and post closing. 

She joined Dominium in September of 2014.

Wingness holds an Associates of Arts degree from Anoka-Ramsey Community College.