Rodrigo spent 9 years in operations and logistics at Canadian National Railway, where he managed a $100M portfolio and led a team of 50 union employees. He carried that same discipline into real estate, acquiring income-producing multifamily assets across Quebec, Ontario, and Alberta and coaching over 40 Canadian investors through their own acquisitions. At Triple Harbour Capital, he leads deal sourcing, capital raising, and fund strategy. His approach is grounded in operational clarity, conservative capital structure, and the ability to execute without overcomplicating the process.

Alvaro's background spans corporate law, private banking, and institutional finance. He practiced corporate commercial law in Chile across mergers and acquisitions, commercial contracts, and banking law, before moving into private banking where he advised high-net-worth individuals, family offices, and corporations on fixed income, equity, real estate, and private equity structures. He has been investing in real estate since 2010. At Triple Harbour Capital, he oversees legal and contract management, banking and treasury operations, EMD compliance, lender reporting, and asset management. His legal and institutional background is what keeps the firm's operational frameworks built to hold up under scrutiny.

Remi has been investing in real estate since 2015, building hands-on expertise across value-add multifamily and renovation-driven repositioning. He holds a Mechanical Technology Diploma, formal project management training, and his journeyman tradesman designation. Those credentials let him evaluate a property at a technical level most operators cannot match. Over his career he has overseen more than $10M in construction and renovation work across residential and multifamily assets. At Triple Harbour Capital, he leads due diligence and capital deployment with a construction-first approach. He assesses mechanical systems, deferred maintenance history, structural integrity, and true renovation scope before capital is committed. That process translates physical asset conditions into clear financial decisions and surfaces risks that standard underwriting typically misses.