Newland Communities CEO Receives Hearthstone BUILDER Humanitarian Award
HUMBLE, TX - January 12, 2011 - Bob McLeod, Chief Executive Officer of Newland Communities, the country's largest privately held land development company and the developer of the Summerwood master-planned community in Humble, will receive the 12th Annual Hearthstone BUILDER Humanitarian Award tomorrow at the National Association of Home Builders International Builders Show in Orlando.
The Hearthstone BUILDER Humanitarian Award honors leaders in the homebuilding and community development industry who have demonstrated a lifetime commitment to making their communities a better place to work and live. The award includes a $100,000 prize that recipients donate to the charity of their choice.
"Receiving the 12th Annual Hearthstone BUILDER award represents the dedication of our team members in communities across the country who lend their time, compassion and expertise to helping neighbors in need and to strengthen communities," said McLeod. "In Humble, our Summerwood community offers an excellent example of how Newland is truly committed to helping people facing challenges, even during times when we might be facing challenges in our industry."
Examples of Newland's recent humanitarian efforts at Summerwood include donating a homesite to provide a new home for a severely wounded veteran through the HelpingAHero.org program.
In addition to a core focus on philanthropic efforts, Newland has achieved solid business results with five of its communities ranked in the top 15 bestselling master planned communities in 2009.
Read more about the award.....
About Newland Communities®
Newland Communities is the largest private developer of planned communities in the United States. With a legacy that began in 1968, Newland specializes in comprehensive residential and urban mixed-use master planning with expertise in leading large-scale single- and multifamily new-home communities. Headquartered in San Diego, Calif., Newland and its affiliated companies are currently developing and managing nearly 40 projects in 14 states. www.newlandcommunities.com
Categories:




