Rudy A. Kadlub, chief executive of Costa Pacific Communities headquartered in Wilsonville, Oregon, is committed to excellence. He has been recognized nationally for his ability to create trend setting communities and homes of enduring value. Led by Rudy, Costa Pacific has earned more design and marketing awards than any other developer/homebuilder in the Pacific Northwest. The company most recently co-developed Orenco Station, an 1834 home transit-oriented mixed-use community in Hillsboro that was named Master Planned Community of the year by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) in 1999. Costa Pacific is currently master planning and developing Villebois, a European-inspired complete community located in Wilsonville, which will accommodate nearly 2700 homes, restaurants, shops, schools and services.

Rudy has participated in the real estate industry in a sales and management capacity for the past 27 years. He has been named Builder of the Year twice by the Home Builders Association of Metropolitan Portland (HBAMP), Developer of the Year by the non-profit organization 1000 Friends of Oregon, and received the prestigious Bill Molster Marketing Award from NAHB.

Rudy is a Life Director of the NAHB and a full member of the Urban Land Institute (ULI). In addition, he is past chairman of the National Sales and Marketing Council of the NAHB and past president of HBAMP. Rudy is the founder and chairman of the Portland Home Builders' Foundation and the Portland Chapter of HomeAid America. He is also a member of the prestigious Institute of Residential Marketing (MIRM), and has held leadership positions in many business and civic organizations.

Prior to his career in real estate, Rudy was a college football coach with several championship seasons to his credit. He earned a B.A. from the University of California at Davis, a M.A. from the University of Northern Colorado and has completed course work and comprehensive exams for Ed.D. in Psychological Kinesiology.

Rudy and his wife Ann reside in Lake Oswego, OR. They have five children, ages 17 through 30.

• National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), Life Director
• Home Builders Association of Metro Portland, Past President
• NAHB Sales and Marketing Council, Past Chair
• Institute of Residential Marketing (MIRM), Member
• Urban Land Institute, Neighborhood Development Council
• Home Builders Foundation of Metropolitan Portland, Chairman
• Congress for the New Urbanism, Member

Robert (Skip) Rotticci joined Costa Pacific Communities in July 2002. Since then his primary responsibilities have included new business opportunities, acquisitions and dispositions, project management, and market research. Skip brings a wide and varied range of experience in business. Prior to joining Costa Pacific Communities he was president and chief executive officer of International Wood Industries, a company specializing in the marketing, sales, and manufacturing of industrial and agricultural wood products. As president, Skip was responsible for an increase in annual revenues from $18M to $42M, starting three new manufacturing facilities, instituting strategic policies to secure long term revenue streams from major clients, and extremely high levels of market share in each of the company's business lines. Additionally, Skip has been directly involved with development of, and investment in, various industrial and office properties throughout the western U.S. Skip is responsible for establishing the Urban Land Institute (ULI) Oregon/SW Washington District Council.

Doug Pease is a seasoned financial executive with both public and private accounting experience. His 14 years of public accounting experience were with major national firms. He specializes in real estate, financial institutions and retail/consumer product clients. Major clients included financial institutions Equitable, Sherwin Roberts, Oregon Trail and Benjamin Franklin Savings and Loans, retailers Sprouse Reitz and Payless Drugs. Before joining Costa Pacific in March 2003, Doug spent 18 years in private company management positions. He served as Controller for Sonus-USA, a national consumer product retailer. Previously, he was the CFO for real estate investment and management companies. At NW Lodging, Inc. he coordinated and facilitated closings and contracts. Projects required dealing with significant environmental issues, land lessors, coordination of embattled owners, and lender negotiations. At Lockhart Investments he coordinated and closed contracts for the purchase and sale of luxury homes, condos, golf courses, hotels and athletic clubs.

Rick Courtney has been in the construction industry for 29 years. He started in home building as a framer and sheet rocker and soon moved to customer service as customer service director for Biddle Development, managing over 300 homes. In addition, Rick was an assistant superintendent with A and C Properties on a 500-unit apartment site in southern California. He worked the next 17 years in single-family home construction, multi family homes and light commercial gaining experience with land developers and homebuilders such as Lewis Homes of California, Van Daele Development, USA Properties, Dixco - Fant and Stonewood Housing Partners Inc. Rick joined Costa Pacific in April 1996. He was the senior field manager for Orenco Station, from groundbreaking through completion. Currently, Rick is the construction manager for Costa Pacific's next award-winning community, Villebois, in Wilsonville, Oregon.

Christina joined Costa Pacific Communities in January 2005 as a project specialist. Her primary responsibilities are to organize and implement sustainable development practices within master-planned communities. This includes leading EPA grant administration and implementation, LEED designation, and coordination with energy conservation groups such as Earth Advantage and Energy Trust. Additionally, she works closely with members of the executive team assisting with acquisitions, marketing, and entitlement ventures for the company. Christina has also worked internationally researching solutions for poverty within third-world countries. She is a LEED Accredited Professional, has an undergraduate degree in Environmental Science from Oregon State University, and is currently pursuing a master's degree in Urban and Regional Planning at Portland State University.

Jeremy Comiskey joined Costa Pacific in 2001 as an accountant. Currently, he is responsible for general accounting duties through consolidated financial statement preparation. From 1997 to 2001, Jeremy worked in an Oregon exhibit manufacturing company. He gained extensive experience in billing, cost accounting, and inter-company accounting. In 1996 Jeremy earned a B.S. in Finance from Siena College of Loudonville, New York.

Marcia Yearout joined Costa Pacific in May of 2001. She began her accounting career 10 years ago and has achieved experience in the food, retail and construction industries. Her previous construction company experience has been with Centex Homes and Joseph Hughes Construction with responsibilities for contracts, accounts receivables, and payroll assistance. Marcia currently handles all payables and office support associated with the planning and construction of the new Villebois community.