Colliers International Welcomes New Project Manager

Todd Willett is the Regional Managing Director of REMS|Virginia  and oversees and coordinates a team of real estate managers and support staff responsible for over 50  million square feet of office, flex, industrial, and retail assignments. Todd has 25 years of experience and joined the firm in 1998. Previously he was with a real estate development company for nine years where he was responsible for development, property management, accounting and administration for office buildings, medical centers and industrial properties. In addition, Todd spent three years managing residential properties in Northern Virginia and Hampton Roads. In Northern Virginia, he was responsible for 3,000 residential properties which consisted of single family homes, apartments and condominiums. In the Hampton Roads area, Todd was responsible for 500 resort homes and condominiums. Todd is a Certified Property Manager and holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Virginia Wesleyan College. He recently served as the Regional Vice President of the Institute of Real Estate Management.

After having spent 11 years in prior roles heavily focused in local, state, and federal government clients and projects, James joined the firm in May 2016 as a project manager. In this role he primarily focused on privately-owned buildings leased by the GSA and managed by the firm throughout the country. He has completed projects such as the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital Campus a $1.12 billion project, covering 1.3 million square foot, including a 120 bed 7 story hospital tower. 

In June 2019, James was promoted to Senior Director of Project Management where he now oversees the Virginia offices as well as our Government Solutions Group.

Hunter joined the Colliers Project Management group in November of 2020 as a project manager.  In this role, he specializes in managing projects for government-leased assets across the country, design planning and overseeing the RFP process.

Hunter has vast experience in preconstruction duties which include compiling bid packages, creating RFP’s for subcontractors and vendors, managing relationships with owners/architects/engineers, risk mitigation, business development and more.

He began his career in project management working for Capstone Contracting in 2016 as a project engineer.  Capstone later merged with Hourigan in July of 2019, where Hunter worked in various assistant project manager roles.  Most recently, he worked for Commonwealth Construction Management as an estimator.