Dallas-based S2 Capital, a vertically integrated multifamily investment manager, has promoted eight professionals to senior positions and made a new hire.
The firm said the moves underscore its continued growth and expansion. Most of these promotions are for individuals in offices across the United States, the firm said.
“It’s my pleasure to announce these five well-deserved promotions to managing director and to welcome a new managing director,” S2 CEO Scott Everett said in a statement. “They are proven, dynamic leaders with a demonstrated record of excellence and commitment to the success of S2 and our investors. I also want to recognize our newly promoted vice presidents for their success and their new roles in S2’s acquisitions and asset management operations.”
The promotions and new appointment are:
- Managing Director & Head of Acquisitions – Ryan Everett – Dallas
- Managing Director, Acquisitions – Michael Bippus – Atlanta, Georgia
- Managing Director & Head of Capital Formation & IR – Patrick Connell – Greenwich, Connecticut
- Managing Director, Head of Asset Management – Cole Stephens – Dallas
- Managing Director, Accounting – Dilliana Stewart – Dallas (new hire)
- Managing Director, Portfolio Management – Jared Everett – Dallas
- Vice President, Asset Management – Brooks Teeter – Dallas
- Vice President, Acquisitions – Cole Ortega – Denver, Colorado
- Vice President, Acquisitions – Will Foster – Charlotte, North Carolina
Founded in 2012, S2 is a Dallas-based multifamily investment platform that specializes in value-add and core-plus investments.
The firm said that with roughly $10 billion in transaction volume, S2 has acquired over 48,000 units through 140 acquisitions across high-growth domestic markets.
S2 said it currently is targeting opportunities in Texas, Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia, where job and population growth is expected to outpace the national average and contribute to significant renter demand.
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