Edwin is a visionary real estate executive with 15 years in residential construction and development. A native of Midwest City, OK, and former professional basketball player in Latin America, Edwin later earned an Executive MBA from SMU and is an alumnus of Harvard’s Graduate School of Design (AMDP).

As CEO of TatumTek, Edwin leads a global housing infrastructure company using modular systems and technology to solve housing insecurity at scale. The firm’s mission is to radically accelerate how homes are delivered—bringing unmatched speed, quality, and attainability to governments, developers, and communities worldwide.

TatumTek is building the underlying infrastructure for residential construction globally.

Dameon D. Vaughn is a top-performer and highly productive operations and financial professional that excels in various aspects of finance, analysis, and project management. He has led teams across Canada, US, Mexico, China and Australia and has managed nearly $500 million in cash flow in four different currencies and six different ERPs. Dameon has exposure to creating and implementing strategy, governance, and roadmaps within organizations, and he is highly adept at identifying variances, resolving issues, and providing recommendations for change.

He brings a comprehensive background in defining processes, enhancing reporting and visibility, performing gap analysis, and designing/implementing process improvement solutions. Additionally, Dameon is skilled in attracting, developing, and retaining a strong talent pool for the organization. Dameon holds a bachelor’s in Accounting from Stephen F. Austin State University and a Master of Divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Scot Wasserman has spent the last 20 years at Silicon Valley start-up companies. In that time, he assisted in the raise of over 500 million dollars in venture capital and private equity funds. In addition, he has been a part of four successful exit sales and one IPO. During this time, he has had extensive board of directors, commercial lenders, private equity/venture capital investors and attorney interaction. Core competencies that have led to his success include maximizing working capital, cost control, cash forecasting, introducing structure, internal controls, and processes.

Other extensive experiences include business modeling, system implementations, international and M&A experience. Prior to his start up experience, Scot supported operations and cost accounting at Fortune 500 companies like Toyota, Conagra, and Sanmina. Scot graduated with honors from Indiana University with a double major in accounting and finance.

Mostafa Elleithy is a Design Executive & Project Manager with 8+ years of US and international experience in architectural design, Revit/BIM workflows, and leading projects from pre-concept through tender and IFC stages. He has delivered residential, commercial, hospitality, and industrial projects, with strong expertise in modular and prefabricated construction systems, including precast concrete, SIP panels, metal studs, and wood framing.

Mostafa's extensive experience in multi-disciplinary coordination, authority approvals, and effective engagement with clients and contractors will undergird TatumTek's global expansion.  He aims to leverage advanced digital workflows and planning tools to support informed design decisions and efficient project delivery for TatumTek clients.  He is an International Associate Member of the AIA and an Associate Member of the Society of Engineers UAE.

Bryan Lynch is an industry veteran with over 30 years of experience in modular production, operations, and factory design. As the lead behind some of the most complex modular projects in North America, Bryan successfully project-managed the development of the first 65-story modular high-rise prototype. With an unprecedented 52 professional licenses spanning construction, plan examination, and building inspection, he ensures every TatumTek project meets the most rigorous IRC structural and mechanical standards in any climate.

Bryan’s mastery of both steel (45%) and timber (55%) construction allows TatumTek to deliver institutional-grade assets with the precision of a high-tech construction foundry. From designing modular units for the FAA at LaGuardia Airport to managing complex logistics via ice roads, ocean barges, and C130 aircraft, Bryan has seen and solved every engineering challenge in the modular sector.