Leadership

Robert Bussone is responsible for all of Camden's development and acquisition activities in the western United States. His primary responsibilities include all facets of multifamily development and acquisitions, including site selection, feasibility analysis, design, permitting, construction, finance, and due diligence. In addition, he is responsible for all dispositions in this region.

Bussone began his career with the Archon Group, a subsidiary of Goldman Sachs and Company. During his nine years at Archon Group, he was involved in all aspects of commercial and multifamily real estate, including acquisitions, dispositions, development, asset management and portfolio financing.

Bussone received his Bachelor of Business Administration Degree in Finance with a second concentration in Real Estate and Urban Land Development from the University of Texas in 1988.

Jean Harding joined Camden's predecessor company in 1985 and has held a variety of positions throughout her tenure at Camden. Harding is responsible for overseeing all due diligence; reviewing underwriting all acquisitions; developing and implementing business plans and budgets on new acquisitions; implementing the dispositions process and monitoring all disposition activity; and coordinating all real estate closings. Over the past ten years, Harding has participated in the acquisition and disposition of over $2 billion in transactions.

Harding earned a Bachelors of Business Administration in Finance and Real Estate from the University of Texas. She is a licensed real estate broker in the State of Texas.

Laura Little is responsible for underwriting operational budgets, rent structure, and unit mix on all developments; managing design issues such as site planning, clubhouses, floor plans, and signage; and executing all lease-up activities from marketing to stabilization of all development properties. Little is also responsible for overseeing acquisitions underwriting, business plans, and budgets.

Prior to joining Camden in 1993, Little was responsible for development projects in northern California for Trammell Crow. As assistant vice president, she oversaw all development in Texas, Florida, and California for Greystone.

Little attended Stephen F. Austin University and is a member of the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM).

Todd Triggs is responsible for development activities in the southwestern United States. His primary responsibilities include overseeing all facets of multifamily developments including site selection, feasibility analysis, due diligence, contract negotiations, architectural design, floor plan review, selection of amenity packages, entitlements, construction, and lease-up. Triggs has played a major role in completing real estate transactions in excess of $939 million.

Triggs began his career in real estate in 1992 with Guardian Savings and Loan in Houston, Texas, as a field manager in the Asset Management division representing the Savings and Loan in managing properties for disposition in the southeast United States. In 1995, he joined Financial Federal Credit Corporation, an independent commercial finance company, where he was involved in managing a portfolio of commercial loans in Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. In 1997, Triggs joined Camden as Director of Research, responsible for analyzing economic information for the valuation of potential acquisition and development opportunities.

Triggs is a member of the Urban Land Institute and the National Multi-Housing Institute. He is also Vice Chair for the Midtown Management District and a member of the Greater Houston Builders Association Multifamily Council.

Triggs received a Bachelor of Arts in Business Management and Psychology from Houston Baptist University.