Ridgefield resident of eight years Mark H. Mauldin has joined the staff of Maplewood Senior Living, a Westport-based senior living operator that is looking to build a facility here, to serve as its financial analyst.
Mr. Mauldin brings more than 30 years of experience in commercial real estate and financial management including founding the underwriting, real estate due diligence and analysis groups at nationally recognized firms.
“We are pleased to welcome Mark to the Maplewood team,” said Gregory D. Smith, chairman and chief executive officer of Maplewood. “He brings the financial experience we need as we continue to advance in our developments and financial efficiency. This is an exciting stage in our company’s growth and Mark’s track record with well-known organizations including Lehman Brothers, Cushman & Wakefield, Citibank, and KPMG makes him a great fit for our team.”
Mr. Mauldin will oversee the financial development portfolio for Maplewood Senior Living. His most recent positions include managing director for Rye Capital Services, senior vice president and founder of KTR Newmark’s Underwriting and Due Diligence Services Group (“UDDS”) and national director and founder for Cushman & Wakefield’s UDDS Group, which showcased his financial expertise and asset valuation.
Mr. Mauldin is a certified public accountant, a state-certified general real estate appraiser and holds the Series 7 Securities License. He has a bachelor of public administration degree from the University of Mississippi, a master of business administration degree in finance and accounting from the University of Houston, a master of science degree in real estate from New York University, and he studied at the Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture. In addition, Mr. Mauldin was an adjunct professor at the NYU Graduate School of Real Estate where he taught real estate capital markets and real estate finance.
He lives in Ridgefield with his wife of 25 years, Melanie, and their three kids.
Maplewood announced recently that it intends to buy undeveloped property on Danbury Road and build a 100-unit facility for senior living with some health services.