Mark Nord brings over two decades of robust experience in economic development, real estate development, and government relations to his role as Director of Real Estate for the North Temple Landfill in the Northwest Quadrant Project Area. With a proven track record in attracting significant commercial and industrial investments, Mark has successfully facilitated over $1.2 billion in capital investment, creating more than 15,000 jobs during his tenure as Economic Development Director for West Valley City. His notable projects include serving as Master Developer for the transformative Downtown Fairbourne Station, delivering a mix of Class A office spaces, retail establishments, and multifamily housing units, as well as spearheading the development of multiple large-scale industrial sites.

Prior to his service with West Valley City, Mark held influential roles such as Deputy Mayor of Provo City and Lobbyist for the State of Utah, further demonstrating his aptitude for strategic partnerships, policy advocacy, and community engagement. His extensive expertise in tax increment financing, redevelopment initiatives, and commercial real estate underscores his capability to effectively manage the complexities involved in repurposing the North Temple Landfill into a thriving economic asset for the Northwest Quadrant.

Mark is a graduate of the University of Utah, holding a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. His comprehensive background positions him uniquely to lead and advance the strategic real estate and economic objectives critical to the success of the Northwest Quadrant Project Area.