Update on Point Hope Development

Registration & Networking - 9:30 a.m.
Program Starts - 10:00 a.m.

Registration is required to attend this event, as seating will be limited.

Join us for an update on one of Berkeley County's most exciting new master-planned communities. Located within Charleston's city limits, Point Hope is already home to three Berkeley County schools, a fully leased shopping center, with notable additions on the way, including the Medical University of South Carolina medical office building and the 55+ community, Del Webb. This program will be a great opportunity to learn about the latest developments and projections for the Point Hope community.

Featuring Guest Speaker:
Mr. Matt Sloan, President & CEO, DI Development Company

ABOUT MATT SLOAN
With over 30 years experience leading prominent real estate and community development projects in Charleston, Matt Sloan is a regional leader within the industry. He began his career working in real estate consulting and in 1991, as a project manager representing the Guggenheim family, he became part of the team that created the visionary master plan for Daniel Island in Charleston. He went on to become managing partner of the investment group responsible for Daniel Island's development, maintaining overall responsibility for development, marketing and sales activities as it evolved into an award-winning master planned community over the course of more than two decades.

As founder, President and CEO of the DI Development Company, Sloan now oversees development at Point Hope, the planned community emerging on the 9,000-acre Cainhoy property in Charleston. His team, many of whom he worked with during Daniel Island's development, manages the day-to-day development activities at Point Hope, including strategic planning, permitting, infrastructure, amenity planning, builder relations and marketing strategies.

A graduate of Columbia University and member of the Urban Land Institute, Sloan has held Board positions with many Charleston area non-profit organizations, including the Roper Foundation, Cannon Street YMCA, Charleston Regional Development Alliance and Porter Gaud school.