Mark Weaver, Marketing
Mark Weaver serves as the Marketing Manager for Advanced Ecology, Ltd. and is responsible for all sales, marketing and presentations of AEL and it's services. He has a 20-year background in commercial real estate, both in independent brokerage as well as corporate real estate asset management.

Mark attended and graduated from Baylor University in Waco, Texas in 1985 with a Bachelors of Business Administration degree with a major in Management and Marketing. He as obtained two important real estate designations as well: the CCIM designation for expertise in commercial real estate and the ALC designation for expertise in farm and land properties. He obtained his real estate license in 1984 and still maintains his Texas Brokers License. In 2002, he also obtained his Colorado Brokers license to practice real estate brokerage in that state.

Mark has worked in almost all phases of commercial real estate: raw land; retail site selection, development, leasing and management; office leasing; industrial leasing and management; corporate site selection, leasing and management; asset acquisition and disposition; and corporate real estate asset management. As an independent broker, he assisted national clients such as McDonald's, Golden Corral, Ultramar Shamrock, Blockbuster Video, Wal-Mart and Brookshire Brothers Grocery in their site selection or leasing activity. He was awarded the "Broker of the Year" for McDonald's in 1995 by the New Orleans and Houston divisions. Consequently, Mark has strong market knowledge of the most populous cities and regions of both Texas and Louisiana and can now add to that knowledge of the "front range" cities in Colorado. In dealing with these large national corporations, he developed a keen eye for their requirements and was at ease in dealing with the myriad of conditions in their various transactions.

Also while working for the Brookshire Brothers Grocery chain and handling all their real estate asset matters, he had extensive dealings with Environmental Site Assessments. During the company's involved 18-month ESOP process, Mark was called upon to initiate, process, review and approve over 100 environmental site assessments. During his 6 years with Brookshire Brothers he dealt with over 150 ESA's.

Mark and his wife, Mary Jean, have been married for 16 years and they have 3 children. He currently lives in Woodland Park, Colorado, a small town just west of Colorado Springs, Colorado.