Stirling Promotes Landry

Stirling Properties, LLC recently announced that Justin Landry became a shareholder of the company. Landry joins Marty Mayer, president and CEO; Townsend Underhill, president of development; Grady Brame, executive vice president; Donna Smith, executive vice president; and Paul Mastio, chief financial officer as part of the company’s ownership team. Landry has also been promoted to senior vice president of development and finance. Landry joined Stirling in 2007, where his primary focus has been to oversee the economic feasibility of developments and acquisitions across the company. Landry is an active member of Innovating Commerce Serving Communities and was recently chosen as its marketplace council director for the Southeast. He has also served on its Scholarship Committee and Next Generation Leadership Network.

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