Brian Shibley is a successful real estate investor, developer, and financier. He has concentrated most of his career in real estate business, working throughout North America and the Caribbean. After graduating from the University of Western Ontario, Canada, Mr. Shibley moved to Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands, BVI, where he designed and built homes, condominiums, hotels, and casinos. During his time at the Turks & Caicos, he purchased and developed several sites including a condominium resort project on the renowned Grace Bay.
After several years in the Caribbean, Mr. Shibley moved to Dallas, Texas where he established his own real estate company and partnered with The Tower Group. He began buying and selling raw land for residential, commercial and hotel developments. His passion for hockey inspired him to design and build the first hockey arena in Dallas as part of the Dallas Cowboys Hall of Fame corridor. Ten years later, he sold the facility to the Dallas Stars. He was also involved in the initial design, logistics and promotion of building the Motor Car Speedway/Country Club.
For the last ten years, while continuing in the real estate business, Mr. Shibley has served as CEO of a family-owned underground utility company. His innate business and financial sense have empowered him to negotiate major contracts, manage teams handling multimillion dollar operating budgets, and generate millions of dollars in sales. Having recently sold this business, Mr. Shibley has returned to his passion for development and construction, and international investments, with an emphasis on resort developments in the Caribbean as well as projects in Texas.