Michael Moses has over three decades of experience in the real estate, finance, and investment banking fields. As Executive Managing Director of Business Development at GBX Group, Michael plays a lead role in capital raising efforts with an emphasis on historic real estate, state and federal tax credits, and JV equity. Since 2017, on behalf of GBX, Michael has raised nearly $300 million in real estate capital from 480 high-income investors.

Michael also assists the Acquisitions group with identifying real estate acquisition targets, provides substantial support to the company’s communications and investor reporting and servicing efforts, and contributes to the tax credit work performed by the Silverlode consulting group.

Since the 1980s, Michael’s expertise in real estate and finance has resulted in raising and investing over $4 billion in equity in 500+ properties representing over 66,000 apartments and millions of SF of commercial real estate.

Prior to joining GBX Group, Michael served as Chief Investment Officer at The NRP Group, a Top-5 national multifamily developer, where he led capital raising efforts generating $1.1 billion for 100+ multifamily properties valued at over $3 billion.

While serving as Senior Vice President at Credit Suisse REFS, Michael originated and deployed over $300 million in equity. As Director of Acquisitions at GMAC Capital Corp., he closed 170+ transactions representing investments valued over $800 million. Michael was a founder of KeyBank’s Key Global Capital where, as Managing Director, he originated, structured, and closed over $525 million in investments into over 140 projects.

Michael is a guest lecturer for the Farmer School of Business at Miami University and Boler College of Business at John Carroll University and a former lecturer at the Monte Ahuja College of Business at Cleveland State University and Ashland University Dauch College of Business. He has previously served honorably as a Multifamily Policy Advisor for the White House.  

Michael earned his BS in accounting from the Farmer School of Business at Miami University with an MBA degree in international finance from the Boler School of Business at John Carroll University.

Michael’s philanthropic involvement via the Moses Philanthropic Fund includes support through boards and committees for Jewish Community Housing, Cleveland Clinic Art Foundation, University Hospital Art Galleries, and the Playhouse Square Foundation.