Nicholas Hai is a Managing Partner of Seagram Capital and has spent the last 15 years as Chief Executive of Arrowcroft Holdings Ltd, one of the leading privately owned property companies in the UK. He has been a director of the company since 1984. Arrowcroft's development and investment interests cover commercial, retail, leisure and industrial properties with a broad geographical spread. Projects under Nicholas' personal control have included a number of retail projects (average size 300,000 square feet) and several mixed - use developments, the largest being The Albert Dock in Liverpool, which at 1.3m square feet, is one of the country's largest groups of Grade 1 Listed buildings.

Nicholas has created a number of successful partnerships. Thus includes a joint venture with United Utilities (the UK's largest utility company) under which Arrowcroft developed more than a dozen sites including 500,000 square feet of business space and Faircroft, which has acquired in excess of £100m of assets. Prior to Arrowcroft, Nicholas spent 5 years as Estates Director of Allied Retailers where his portfolio spanned over 100 stores including the acquisition and development of 30 Allied Carpet superstores. He also spent 3 years in the United States where he established a firm of estate agents - Pilchers Inc - that subsequently took over Gregson real estate and then sold out to Merrill Lynch.

Fraser is a Managing Partner of Seagram Capital. Since 2007, he has been Head of Strategic Partnerships and Advisory, Europe and the Middle East, at Lehman Asset Management, the group within Investment Management which advises on asset allocation, portfolio construction and manager selection and manages portfolios on behalf of Sovereign Wealth Funds, Pension Funds, Endowments, Foundations and ultra high net worth clients. Fraser joined Lehman after it acquired Dartmouth Capital Partners, a multi-family asset management and advisory firm that he founded in 2004. Prior to Dartmouth Capital, Fraser had an extensive career in Investment Banking, Private Equity and Global Capital Markets. At Salomon Brothers, over several periods of time, he headed the firm's European Debt and Equity Capital Markets Business, Investment Banking for Northern Europe and Co-Headed the Mergers & Acquisitions Group. Fraser was also Managing Partner and co-founder of The Chief Executive Partnerships, a UK-focused private equity firm, as well as head of the Financial Sponsors and Leveraged Finance Groups at ING Barings where he also co-headed European Investment Banking.

Fraser graduated with honours from Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire in 1976.

Harvey Soning founded James Andrew International in 1975 following the first part of a career at Peachey Property Corporation and Guardian Properties (Holdings) Plc. Over the past 30 years he has been involved in many major property developments, investment acquisitions and disposals in the UK, Europe and the US. He is well known and highly respected within the property business.

He is Chairman of James Andrew RSW, which is involved in the management of many substantial City of London office buildings and commercial properties throughout the UK. He is also Chairman of the Templewood Group, which provides cleaning and security services - including explosive and drug sniffing dogs - to major high end retail, commercial and institutional clients, Central London, City of London & Holborn office buildings, as well as provincial shopping centres and schools. He was also Chairman of the Gresham Hotel Group from 2002-2004.

Jeff has been a commercial real estate attorney for over 25 years and now heads the Real Estate and Communications Sections at Mintz Levin in New York. He has represented large national companies, particularly in the high-tech, telecommunications, financial services, healthcare, supermarket, and oil and gas sectors.

He leads the largest practice in the country which specialises in both real estate and communications issues. He has extensive experience in the leasing, purchase, sale, and financing of rooftop antennas, switch facilities and data centers. He has also negotiated leases covering over one billion square feet of space.

Jeff is currently a member of the New York State Financial Control Board and also a member of the Executive Committee of the Real Property Section of the New York State Bar Association. In the past, he has served in numerous governmental positions, including being a Member of the New York State Banking Board (New York's bank regulatory authority). Admitted to practice in the states of New York, Florida, Massachusetts and the District of Columbia, Jeff was elected to the American College of Real Estate Lawyers in 2002 and has been consistently named a New York Super Lawyer in The New York Times from 2006 onwards.