Serving as B&D’s Southern California vice president, Mr. Bohannon brings a passion for quality-of-life facilities that empowers clients to create successful projects. His interest in these facilities began while he was a resident advisor and chair of a student union board, and since joining B&D in 2004, Mr. Bohannon has planned more than $2.75B in completed or under construction projects. Leveraging his architectural education with deep market and financial analysis expertise, he is recognized as a trusted advisor who partners with clients to implement projects which maximize benefits to their institutions. Mr. Bohannon’s knowledge of housing, student unions, recreation centers, public-private partnerships, and program management has earned him several industry awards, including recent recognition by Engineering News-Record as one of its California “Top 20 Under 40” honorees for 2017.

With decades of experience in the construction industry, David Cramp leads the successful delivery of projects for Swinerton’s education clients. As a Director and Education Market Leader at Swinerton, David specializes in integrated project delivery methods—including design-build, CMAR, and lease-leaseback—for both public and private clients and across various education project typologies. David has led the construction of major student housing projects for CSU, UC, and community college clients, and earlier in his career he played significant roles on large-scale commercial multi-family residential projects. David supports his higher education clients and project teams through every phase of preconstruction and construction, ensuring each project is equipped with the right resources: staffing, estimating, scheduling, quality, and safety. David is committed to advancing industry-leading best practices and fostering a culture of transparency and collaboration among all stakeholders. Over the past five years, David has led award-winning education projects totaling over $1.5 billion in construction value, and brings strategic leadership, technical expertise, and a deep commitment to client success on every project.

Sam Jung is Vice President at Balfour Beatty Campus Solutions, where he leads the end-to-end development of campus real estate projects through public-private partnerships (P3s). From initial bid to financial close, he ensures that each project is financially viable, strategically aligned, and delivers long-term value for institutional partners. His work spans student housing, workforce housing, academic facilities, and mixed-use developments, with a focus on integrating institutional priorities with private-sector execution. Before joining Balfour Beatty, Sam was a leader in Brailsford & Dunlavey, where he guided over $500 million in higher education P3 transactions. He advised universities on evaluating delivery models, optimizing real estate assets, and structuring complex deals that balance access to capital, risk transfer, and lifecycle cost management. His expertise includes demand and market analysis, feasibility testing, deal structuring, and financial modeling. Sam has worked with public universities, systems, and flagship institutions across the U.S., helping them navigate shifting demographics, constrained budgets, and growing campus infrastructure needs. His experience uniquely positions him to align institutional vision with real estate strategy—leveraging P3s as a tool to expand capacity, modernize facilities, and strengthen long-term financial sustainability

Gil is the Managing Principal of AC Martin’s multifamily residential, student housing, commercial, industrial, and hospitality studios. He has over 30 years of experience in various project types and complexities, ranging from affordable housing and mixed-use to higher education and civic projects. Gil's extensive student housing experience includes projects both on and off campus designed for the school and private developer clients.. Gil has earned a reputation for bringing practical solutions to complex projects while cultivating lasting relationships. He received a Bachelor of Architecture from California State Polytechnic University in Pomona.