Albert Lindemann

Mr. Lindemann is a Founder and Managing Partner of FCA Management. He is responsible for development and implementation of the firm’s growth and investment strategies as well as sourcing specific acquisition opportunities.

Mr. Lindemann has over 25 years of commercial real estate experience. He was a Senior Managing Director in the Capital Advisors group at Faison & Associates, a Charlotte based real estate development and investment management firm and the predecessor firm of FCA Partners. The Capital Advisors group managed a $1 Billion discretionary separate account on behalf of a major state pension fund. The client and the Capital Advisors team spun out in February 2014 to form FCA Partners.

He began his career with the Faison organization in the Washington, DC office in 1994 as a Senior Associate in the Investment Sales group and held numerous positions at the firm, in Washington and Charlotte, over a 20 year period.

In 1997 Mr. Lindemann joined the Trammell Crow Company in Charlotte, working on the acquisition and integration of Faison’s real estate services business. He re‐joined Faison in 2000 to work on principal investment activities and capital raising strategies.

In 2006 Mr. Lindemann founded Redan Capital Partners to focus on infill retail and self‐storage acquisitions in the southeast. The firm completed 11 successful acquisitions on behalf of investors including the Faison family and corporation. He returned to Faison in 2011 to focus on the expansion of

the Capital Advisors business.

Mr. Lindemann is a 1984 graduate of the University of Virginia and received a Master in Business Administration in 1988 from the Stern School of Business at New York University.

He is a member of the Urban Land Institute, ICSC, NMHC, PREA and has been an active member of numerous other industry trade organizations.

Mr. Lindemann is a trustee and past Board Chair of Trinity Episcopal School, is the Board Chair and a member of the Board of Directors of the child advocacy non‐profit The Relatives, and serves as a class trustee and NCOUR member at the University of Virginia.

He resides in Charlotte with his wife Ellie and sons Thomas and Patrick.