CHRIS CORR

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT of REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT, RAYONIER; PRESIDENT, RAYDIENT, WILDLIGHT

A timberland real estate investment trust, Rayonier either owns, leases or manages about 2.5 million acres in the South, Pacific Northwest and New Zealand. In 2017, the company relocated its headquarters to Wildlight, a 24,000-acre master-planned community north of Jacksonville being developed by Raydient, a Rayonier subsidiary that's developing communities in Florida, Georgia and Washington. Rayonier has about 425 employees, and Corr joined the senior leadership team in 2013. He has been a state legislator, member of the Constitutional Revision Commission, gubernatorial transition team leader, University of Florida trustee and chair of the Florida Council of 100.

EDUCATION: University of Florida (BA)

DAILY RITUAL: Never miss morning exercise, mostly avoid sugar, put the most important priorities on the calendar, put cell phones away during meetings, never miss an opportunity to spend time with grandchildren.

NOTABLE TREND: Tools and technology that let people work from anywhere. Now, people can live where they want to live, not just where their office is located. The new, best economic development strategies provide for vibrant community life in nature with a mix of housing types, together with an abundance of recreation, social activity and wellness.

IN MY DOWNTIME: Painting, and almost always with grandchildren.

PERSONAL RESET: Prayer first, and then focus on problem-solving.

FOOD FIX: I will take a cheeseburger.