DPS Sporting Club Development, LLC., has a long history of thoughtful and environmentally sensitive planning in all of its previous projects. Planning efforts have preserved 5,460 acres of permanent open space, protected 29 miles of pristine river and ocean front, and restored historically significant buildings such as the Henry Ford Plantation. From careful planning by the DPS in-house Environmental Advocate to stewardship over all projects by the Club's resident Naturalist - all projects uphold a legacy of walking "lightly" on the land entrusted to them.

The Green Homes at The Greenbrier is the latest offering from DPS Sporting Club Development Company, LLC. Its reputation for good stewardship over local environments at each of its Sporting Clubs is a direct reflection of the professionals that make this company so great. With a long history of environmentally progressive developments, DPS is proud to present the Green Homes at The Greenbrier as the next evolutionary step of its sustainable approach to crafting world-class living spaces within active lifestyle communities.

For the past 14 years, DPS Sporting Club Development, LLC. has diligently created private, luxury residential communities and equity sporting clubs on historically significant properties in some of the world's most desirable locations. But the professionals that make DPS the distinctive development company it is today have been working to advance Green building techniques for many years before DPS envisioned the Green Homes at The Greenbrier.

Peter Pollak - Managing Partner

Pollak oversees the sales and marketing of each DPS sporting club. A history graduate of the University of Virginia, Pollak has more than 27 years of real estate development and sales experience. He began his career in 1980, and by 1981 at the age of 29, he was the top seller of resort real estate in the United States. He currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Winterthur Museum in Delaware.

Steve Schram - Managing Partner

Schram is responsible for strategic planning, new business development and operations at DPS. He formerly served as President of the Boston Celtics Limited Partnership and Vice Chairman of the basketball team, where he tripled the marketing and promotional revenue. Prior to that, Schram spent seven years as Vice President of Fixed Income for Morgan Stanley. A graduate of the University of Wyoming, he earned an MBA/MPP from Duke University. Schram currently serves as Vice Chairman of the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation as well as Advisory Director of the National Forest Foundation. Schram has also served on the Board of the Big Brothers of Greater Boston since 1994.

Daniel Paquette - DPS Director of Development

Paquette has been in the design, construction and development business for the past 36 years. Paquette is one of Rhode Island's earliest pioneers of energy-efficient, environmentally responsible structures, including conceptualizing and building the first underground house as well as designing and building post and beam super-insulated homes. Paquette attended Boston Architectural College and has lectured widely on a range of energy efficient design and construction topics. He is a Certified Green Professional (CGP) by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), a member of the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and currently chairs the Rhode Island Builders Association Green Building Subcommittee.

Connie L. McGreavy - DPS Associate Vice President for Planning and Development

McGreavy has nearly 30 years of experience as an environmental scientist, consultant, regional planner, architectural designer, construction manager and educator. McGreavy spent 13 years in the residential housing sector, dating back to the early 1980s when smart growth, energy efficiency and green building construction were the norm. She was one of the first women certified to install solar hot water systems in New England. McGreavy is currently organizing a local chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Conservation and a master's degree in Public Administration.

Campion Platt - Architect and Interior Designer

For the past 20 years, Platt's firm has shown clients across the country how to make modern design both sophisticated and soothing. The full-service firm has been a leader in boutique hotel design, setting benchmarks with such projects as the Mercer Hotel in New York and the Chateau Marmont Hotel in Hollywood (both of which Platt was also involved in as a co-developer), and Boston's Bulfinch Hotel. Recognition and accolades for Platt and the firm have been widespread, with ranking on Architectural Digest's "AD100" list of the world's top interior designers, and New York Magazine's "The City's 100 Best Architects & Decorators," as well as publication in magazines from Elle Décor, House & Garden, Wallpaper, Objekt and Gotham to Esquire and Travel + Leisure. Platt earned an undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan, and a Master of Architecture degree from Columbia University.

Peter McKinney - Vice President of Development

McKinney brings more than 24 years of experience in construction, site and financial planning, project and logistics management, and client relations skills to the DPS team. A graduate of Swarthmore College, he spent his early career as a construction foreman for a custom homebuilder in New England. As Vice President of Development for The Greenbrier Sporting Club, he oversees the planning, design and construction for the entire property. Prior to joining The Greenbrier Sporting Club, he managed real estate development projects throughout the East Coast, from Maine to Florida.

Bruce Hazzard - Director of Planning and Environmental Advocacy

Hazzard is a registered Architect, Landscape Architect, Planner and Construction Manager. Hazzard evaluates potential sporting club sites in terms of their environmental sensitivity and vigorously applies the principals of sustainable development and smart growth during the master planning and construction siting process. Hazzard authored DPS' Sustainable Design Philosophy, is a member of the Urban Land Institute and is a LEED Accredited Professional - a U.S. Green Building Council certification. Previously, Hazzard spent 18 years as partner with the award-winning Design Workshop of Aspen, Colorado.

Pat Worsham - Managing Director of DPS Club Management, LLC.

Worsham, formerly the President and General Manager of The Ford Plantation Club, rejoined The Greenbrier Resort and Club Management Company in 2003 as Vice President for Club Operations and is now Managing Director of DPS Club Management, LLC. Prior to his role at The Ford Plantation, Worsham served as General Manager at The Windsor Club in Vero Beach, Florida. Worsham also spent 12 years in management roles with various resort properties as part of The Greenbrier Resort and Club Management Company. Worsham currently oversees operations of The Greenbrier Sporting Club in West Virginia, Turks & Caicos Sporting Club at Ambergris Cay, Snake River Sporting Club in Jackson Hole, Wyoming and Boca Bay Pass Club on Gasparilla Island.

Few developers within our category can claim the legacy of land stewardship DPS has built over the past 14 years. We believe in creating communities that complement the natural environment and serve as a place where our Sporting Club members can reconnect with their passions, their families and the land itself. It is our goal to provide you with an opportunity to live the fullest life possible so that you can leave a legacy of active living that stands in harmony with the wonders of the natural world around you.

The Green Homes at The Greenbrier is a neighborhood within The Greenbrier Sporting Club, one of several DPS Sporting Clubs. Each Sporting Club is designed to give members unlimited opportunities to explore and perfect Sporting activities connected to the land while enhancing relationships with family and other members. Other DPS Sporting Clubs built with an eye towards stewardship of the land include:

Turks & Caicos Sporting Club at Ambergris Cay - British West Indies

This private island community in the heart of the Caribbean features a 5,700-foot jet strip with on-site Customs and a deep water Marina. Because of the island's unusual north to south orientation, Ambergris Cay is home to a number of unique species of plants and animals. DPS has partnered with the San Diego Zoo and a number of other organizations to ensure the best possible conservation efforts. The result is a comprehensive Sporting Club experience that leaves 82% of the island as untouched, open space.
www.lifeonthecay.com

Snake River Sporting Club - Jackson Hole, Wyoming

From skiing to golfing, Snake River Sporting Club offers members the very best sporting activities, gourmet dining and personal service in the Mountain West region. DPS employed extensive measures to conserve local bald eagle populations and protect the adjacent Snake River from pollution. In fact, Snake River Sporting Club is a member of the Audubon Signature Sanctuary Program for golf courses created in association with Audubon International. Under this program, decisions are based on an environmental rather than economic approach during the design, construction and management of our project. This puts Snake River Sporting Club as one of only 1% of all golf courses in America with this certification.
www.snakeriverliving.com

The Ford Plantation - Richmond Hill, Georgia

The 1,800-acre Ford Plantation is a private family community limited to 400 homesites and centered on an appreciation of nature and a wide variety of year-round sporting activities. Club members enjoy a special combination of first-class sporting facilities and instruction, set amidst the natural beauty of this great American estate. Currently, the Sporting Club has four miles of Ogeechee River frontage under our stewardship and natural management. DPS is also responsible for stewardship of 784 acres of preserved wetlands, marshes, lakes and wildlife preserves.