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Rey Rivas

Rey Rivas stands at the intersection of sustainable development and construction expertise, boasting 7 years of industry experience that spans both residential and commercial sectors. A proud graduate of Tulane University, Rey earned his Master of Science in Sustainable Real Estate Development in May 2023. He also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Theology & Business from Southern Nazarene University, conferred in May 2016.

As a licensed professional, Rey maintains both a Commercial License (#69001, February 2020) and a Residential License (#886618, September 2020). His commitment to sustainable building practices is further cemented by his GPRO Certification from the Urban Green Council in August 2020. Beyond academics and certifications, Rey is also an alumnus of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program, having been part of Cohort 23 in August 2019.

In 2016, Rey embarked on an entrepreneurial journey, co-founding Green Terra Construction. As the company's President, he has:

- Expertly managed diverse construction projects with a focus on client satisfaction and environmental responsibility.

- Amplified the company's reach, fostering connections with clients, vendors, and industry peers.

- Pioneered advanced building technologies, championing energy efficiency and minimizing ecological footprints.

His dedication to innovation and excellence did not go unnoticed, as he was honored with the Home Builders Association Rookie of the Year Award in 2022. Rey's unique blend of business acumen, sustainable development insights, and grounded theology makes him a trailblazer in both the construction realm and the larger community.

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Esteban Rivas

With over 25 years in the construction industry, Esteban Rivas is a seasoned expert, having shaped everything from homes to shopping centers, schools, and hotels. Beyond construction, Esteban's heart lies in spiritual leadership as the co-pastor of the Church of the Nazarene in St. Bernard Parish. Post-Hurricane Katrina, recognizing both a physical and spiritual void, Esteban relocated from Dallas to Louisiana, offering his construction skills and spiritual guidance to a community in need. Whether constructing buildings or bolstering faith, Esteban remains a symbol of dedication and service.