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Cynthia Foster Curry

Independent Director at InPoint Commercial Real Estate Income
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About Cynthia Foster Curry

Independent director at ICR-PA since October 2016, with 25+ years leading commercial real estate transactions across brokerage, investment banking, and restructuring. Previously President, National Office Brokerage & Valuation at Colliers (2015–2021), Executive Managing Director at Cushman & Wakefield (2001–2015), and Chief Revenue Officer at LEX‑Markets (2021–2022). She holds a B.A. in History of Science from Skidmore College and an M.B.A. from Harvard, and is a licensed real estate broker in New York . She also serves on external boards and committees, including chairing Nominating & ESG at SITE Centers (NYSE: SITC), reinforcing governance expertise .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Colliers InternationalPresident, National Office Brokerage & ValuationJan 2015 – Jan 2021Led national office platform across leasing, representation, investment sales, property management, and valuation
Cushman & Wakefield Inc.Executive Managing DirectorJun 2001 – Jan 2015Senior leadership in brokerage and client advisory across large transactions
LEX‑MarketsChief Revenue OfficerJan 2021 – Jan 2022Commercial real estate marketplace taking single assets public; revenue leadership
Lazard Ltd. (Real Estate Investment Banking)BankerNot disclosedFocused on large portfolio restructurings

External Roles

OrganizationRoleStartCommittee Assignments
SITE Centers Corp. (NYSE: SITC)Independent DirectorSep 2024Audit; Compensation; Nominating & ESG (Chair)
Avison Young (global brokerage)DirectorApr 2024Audit Committee
Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS)Trustee; Executive CommitteeNot disclosedTrustee; Executive Committee
Museum of the City of New YorkTrustee; Executive CommitteeNot disclosedTrustee; Executive Committee
Urban Land Institute (ULI)Former Trustee; Vice Chairperson (historical)Not disclosedGovernance/industry leadership roles
Real Estate RoundtablePresident’s CouncilNot disclosedIndustry policy engagement

Board Governance

  • Independence: Independent director at ICR-PA since October 2016 .
  • Tenure: ~9 years on ICR-PA’s board as of 2025 .
  • External governance leadership: Chairs Nominating & ESG and serves on Audit and Compensation at SITE Centers, signaling committee leadership experience transferable to ICR-PA .
  • Director fee structure at ICR-PA supports alignment via equity choice and modest cash retainers (details below) .

Fixed Compensation

Director compensation earned (USD thousands):

MetricFY 2021FY 2023FY 2024
Fees Earned or Paid in Cash25 25 24
Stock Awards10 10 10
Options Awards
All Other Compensation (distributions on stock awards)4 4
Total Compensation35 39 38

Director fee schedule (ICR-PA):

  • Annual retainer: $20,000; meeting fees: $1,000 per in‑person board meeting ($500 per committee), $500 per telephonic board meeting ($350 per committee); Audit Committee chair annual fee: $5,000; retainer payable in cash and/or unrestricted Class I shares, at director election .

Performance Compensation

MetricFY 2021FY 2023FY 2024
Non‑Equity Incentive Plan Compensation

No performance‑based director compensation, options, or incentive plans disclosed for directors at ICR-PA; compensation is primarily cash retainers, meeting fees, and restricted stock awards .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanySectorRoleCommittee RolesInterlock/Notes
SITE Centers (NYSE: SITC)Retail REITDirectorAudit; Compensation; Nominating & ESG (Chair)Public REIT board; governance leadership; committee interlocks noted in SITC proxy (no executive officer cross‑service)
Avison YoungReal Estate ServicesDirectorAudit CommitteePrivate/global brokerage; audit oversight role

No related‑party transactions involving Ms. Curry are disclosed in available ICR-PA filings; executive compensation for ICR-PA officers is paid by external Advisor/Sub‑Advisor (externally managed structure), not by ICR-PA, which is a governance consideration for the company’s overall model .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Commercial real estate transaction leadership across brokerage, financings, restructurings, and M&A advisory; 25+ years experience .
  • Education: B.A. Skidmore College (History of Science); M.B.A. Harvard University .
  • Licensure: Licensed real estate broker in New York .
  • Recognitions: Real Estate Forum “Most Influential Women” (2008, 2015); Sokol Media “Top Women in Real Estate”; Chairman’s Leadership Award, Museum of the City of NY (2022) .

Equity Ownership

MetricMar 15, 2021Mar 31, 2022Mar 14, 2024Mar 13, 2025
Shares Beneficially Owned (units)11,681 12,244 13,416 14,020
Ownership % of Shares Outstanding<1% <1% <1% <1%
Shares Outstanding (units)11,642,173 10,741,071 10,116,192 10,117,998

Securities authorized for issuance under the independent director restricted share plan remained ~0.49–0.58 million over 2020–2024, indicating ongoing availability for director equity grants .

Governance Assessment

  • Positive signals: Long‑tenured independent director with deep sector expertise; external governance leadership including chairing a nominating/ESG committee; equity grants alongside cash retainers indicate some ownership alignment .
  • Minimal pay complexity: No options or incentive plans for directors; transparent meeting‑based fee schedule; stock awards fixed at $10k historically .
  • Ownership: Incremental increases in beneficial ownership over time, though still <1% of shares outstanding (common for externally managed REITs) .
  • Watch points: ICR-PA’s externally managed structure (Advisor/Sub‑Advisor compensate executive officers) is not a director conflict per se but is a governance model that investors monitor for alignment; no related‑party transactions involving Curry disclosed in available filings .