Zeke Turner is the Founder and CEO of Mainstreet, a multi-vertical real estate development company that creates vibrant communities where people can thrive. Mainstreet’s portfolio spans senior living (independent living, assisted living, and memory care), industrial workspaces, consumer storage, and retail and commercial development. Across all of it, the focus is the same: affordable, high-quality places to live, work, and grow.

In 2002, at age 25, Zeke left a job on Wall Street to start a real estate development company. That company became one of the nation’s premier developers of post-acute healthcare properties. It focused on short-stay rehabilitation and therapy care that helps patients transition from hospital to home, and it completed more than 50 developments across the United States.

In 2012, Zeke founded HealthLease Properties REIT and took it public on the Toronto Stock Exchange in a $121 million IPO, serving as its chairman and CEO. In 2014, HealthLease and its portfolio of more than 50 properties were acquired by Welltower (NYSE: WELL), then known as Health Care REIT.

Today, Zeke draws on more than two decades of development experience to lead Mainstreet’s disciplined growth across its portfolio.

He holds two degrees from Taylor University, in International Business and Business Administration/Systems, and competed on the Trojans’ basketball and football teams (Go, Trojans!). He and his wife, Milissa, have 11 children and live in Cicero, Indiana. He attends Harvest Church in Carmel, Indiana.

Courtney Turner Milbank is the Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel of Mainstreet. She oversees enterprise-wide operations and organizational strategy across all of the company’s development verticals. She also leads the strategy and execution of all legal matters, including corporate governance, compliance, real estate transactions, contracts, litigation, government affairs, and property tax.

Before joining Mainstreet, Courtney was a litigator. She practiced primarily in constitutional law, campaign finance law, civil litigation, appellate practice, and United States Supreme Court practice. She is admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court, the Indiana Supreme Court, and multiple federal courts.

She graduated from Regent University School of Law, where she served on the law review and competed in moot court. She earned both a Master of Business Administration and a Bachelor of Arts in Business Management from Taylor University, where she also played on the intercollegiate basketball team.

Outside of work, Courtney enjoys being a wife and a mom to her three children. She serves on the board of Legacy Christian School and is actively involved in her church, Harvest Church in Carmel.

Kyle McDonald is the Chief Financial Officer of Mainstreet. He leads the company’s financial reporting and strategic financial planning. In addition to his CFO role, Kyle runs operations for BUILT, Mainstreet’s industrial workspace vertical, and leads the company’s asset management team, overseeing portfolio performance across Mainstreet’s operating properties.

Kyle brings more than a decade of accounting experience and a background in commercial real estate finance. He worked his way up through the finance function, starting as a finance associate and advancing to operations accountant, controller, and ultimately chief financial officer before joining Mainstreet. Along the way, he gained hands-on experience at every level of financial operations. Most recently, he managed complex financial portfolios as CFO of a company in the industrial sector and brings that same discipline to Mainstreet today.

He earned his bachelor’s degree in economics from Purdue University and his master’s degree in accounting, with a concentration in forensic accounting, from Southern New Hampshire University. He is also a member of the National Society of Leadership and Success (Sigma Alpha Pi).

Outside of work, Kyle enjoys spending time with his wife and their three children. He is actively involved in his church, Harvest Church in Carmel.