Stan Franczek holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business from Indiana University and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Piano from the American Conservatory of Music (Chicago). He has enjoyed management positions with "Fortune 500" corporations and other commercial real estate companies.

Before joining Capstone, Stan was Vice President of Office Properties for CBRE. Prior to that he spent over ten years with a large Louisville development company, most notably as Vice President of Commercial Properties where he managed the marketing, sales, and leasing of an office building/portfolio of more than two million square feet.

Stan's diverse real estate experience includes direct responsibilities for site selection, acquisition, project design, construction management, market positioning, leasing, and facilities management. He has successfully concluded transactions with many nationally prominent companies including: Dunn & Bradstreet, IBM, Aetna, Prudential, Bank One, GMAC, Smith/Kline-Beecham, and American Express.

Active in the community, Stan has served on the Board of Directors of: Junior Achievement, The Louisville Orchestra, Christian Academy of Louisville school system, and PROeM Ministries.
 

Harold L. Heiner: Chairman

Hal Heiner received a master's degree in Engineering from the University of Louisville. For eleven years, he was a consultant responsible for the successful planning of residential and commercial development projects in the states of South Carolina, Indiana, Virginia, Florida and Kentucky.

During the next twelve years, he advanced to the position of President, NTS Commercial Properties Group. Responsibilities included the management of a two million square foot commercial building portfolio in four states, as well as the development and marketing for 900 acres of commercial land development properties and several new office and industrial building projects.

Civic activities have included extensive involvement in the rewriting of Louisville's comprehensive land use plan, Vice Chairman of Greater Louisville Inc., and past Chairman of the Board for Christian Academy of Louisville with active involvement in their $20,000,000 building project.