Scott G. Eisen will join Dallas-based Invitation Homes Inc. as executive vice president and chief investment officer in August, succeeding John Gibson, who retired earlier this year.
“At Invitation Homes, maintaining our lead as the nation’s premier home leasing company means we are continually innovating through smart investments, superior operations, and building on our best-in-class team,” CEO Dallas Tanner said in a statement. “We plan to continue setting the bar high for how we raise and invest capital, measure risk, and look for opportunities to upgrade our portfolio. I’m excited to welcome Scott to the team. His experience and track record in banking, M&A, and advisory roles will help us continue to position the company for future growth.”
Eisen brings more than 26 years of experience in real estate investment banking, mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance, and business development.
At Invitation Homes, he will formulate portfolio and capital strategies, assess market opportunities and portfolio construction, and lead execution with an in-house team of asset investment and management professionals.
Eisen also will lead the company’s investment committee and serve as a member of the executive committee. Invitation Homes retained Ferguson Partners to seek candidates to fill the role.
Eisen is concluding his current role as head of North American Real Estate Investment Banking for Citigroup. He is a member of the ICSC board of trustees, the Nareit board of governors, and the Urban Land Institute.
An S&P 500 company, Invitation Homes is a premier single-family home leasing company, meeting changing lifestyle demands by providing access to high-quality, updated homes with valued features such as proximity to jobs and access to good schools.
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