Strategic Real Estate Advisory Across Every Asset Class

Monique Anderson-Walker is a visionary leader whose public service and private-sector development experience have shaped transformational initiatives across Prince George's County and the broader Washington metropolitan region. As the elected District 8 Councilmember representing 105,000 residents — a district spanning National Harbor, Joint Base Andrews, Fort Washington, and the Beltway communities — she developed deep, firsthand knowledge of how real estate, infrastructure, and healthcare decisions are shaped at the local and state levels. She has collaborated with hospital CEOs, clinical leaders, county executives, community advocates, and state delegates to advance health access, infrastructure investment, and legislative change. Her influence is rooted in trust, credibility, and demonstrated impact — including facilitating the expansion of the Veterans Affairs Medical Center Outpatient Clinic into Prince George's County, bringing a residential behavioral health campus to the region, and leading the countywide Prescription Assistance Program during COVID-19. As Co-Chair and Co-Architect of Links at the Legislature (2008–2023), she achieved passage of 25 House and Senate bills advancing community health equity, family supports, and educational well-being.

• Deep knowledge of Prince George's County politics, agencies, and health ecosystem
• Navigate government, regulatory, and legislative environments
• Facilitate high-level introductions and decision-maker access across government and health systems
• Build coalitions and strategic public-private partnerships
• Develop healthcare facility and site-selection strategies
• Lead infrastructure and economic development initiatives
• Advance health equity and community wellness advocacy
• Statewide coalition-building and sustained legislative advocacy

Dr. Terrence M. Fullum is a nationally recognized surgical innovator, academic department chair, and health systems strategist whose leadership spans clinical program design, accreditation, health equity advocacy, statewide policy advisory roles, and hospital governance. As Professor and Chair of Surgery at Howard University College of Medicine and Howard University Hospital — and Medical Director of the Howard University Hospital Center for Wellness and Weight Loss Surgery — he has developed and directed six bariatric programs across the Washington metropolitan region, with four achieving Center of Excellence accreditation. He previously served as Chief Medical Officer of the Howard University Faculty Practice Plan, bringing executive-level experience in physician practice leadership, healthcare operations, and strategic oversight. As Health Liaison to the Prince George's County Council Board of Health (2019–2023) and co-director of Howard University's COVID Response Team, he has demonstrated experience navigating community health priorities, government collaboration, and cross-sector stakeholder engagement. As President and CEO of Quality Healthtech Solutions, LLC, he served as lead management company for the development of the National Harbor Medical Office Building in Oxon Hill, Maryland — adding direct, local healthcare real estate development experience to his clinical and operational expertise.

• Healthcare operations, service delivery, and clinical program development
• Developed and directed six bariatric programs; four achieved Center of Excellence accreditation
• Hospital and health system executive leadership
• Healthcare facility planning, operational readiness, and medical office development
• Financial sustainability, growth strategies, and payer mix modeling
• Health equity, workforce development, and population health initiatives
• Quality improvement, accreditation, and regulatory compliance
• Cross-sector stakeholder engagement across hospital systems, government, and community