Ziegler hires Landreville, Rappl for its senior living business in Minneapolis

Ziegler has hired Mark Landreville as a managing director and Christina Rappl as an assistant vice president to work on its senior living finance practice in Minneapolis.

Landreville has more than 30 years of investment and commercial banking experience, almost exclusively in the senior living field. Over the course of his career he has completed more than $1.5 billion of projects, which have financed CCRCs, independent living projects, nursing homes, assisted living facilities and memory care facilities using both the rental and entry fee model. He has also worked on repositioning, restructuring and workout financings.

He is a past president of the Minnesota Institute of Public Finance and has served on not-for-profit healthcare and education boards.

St. Anthony Falls cascades on the Mississippi River in Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S., on Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2011.
A view of St. Anthony Falls on the Mississippi River in Minneapolis, MN on Tuesday, December 27, 2011.
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“I’m very excited to join the Ziegler team,” Landreville said. “The breadth of Ziegler’s senior living franchise and the long-term, client-relationship driven culture, ideally aligns with my historic senior living practice as well as my future growth objectives.”

Rappl has more than seven years of experience in municipal and investment banking finance. She will focus on providing senior analytical support in the senior living sector.

“I am thrilled to have both Mark and Christina join our team. They are a great fit for our culture and our ever growing Midwest team,” said Dan Hermann, Ziegler president and CEO. “Their addition reinforces our ongoing commitment to the twin cities, Minnesota and the Midwest where the not-for-profit organizations are known for their unique and innovative approach to senior living.”

Ziegler is a national specialty investment bank and a leader in the not-for-profit senior living finance sector. It is one of the leading underwriters of financing for not-for-profit senior living providers.

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