M. Neal Hanna - Founder and CEO of the Sero Project
Neal has been practicing law for 10 years; owns and operates a title company; and provides real estate and investment consulting services to several entities from around the world. Neal has a diverse practice area that is presently concentrated primarily on real estate acquisitions, finance and development and business representation.
Licensed to practice law in three states, his past experience includes corporate mergers and acquisitions, restructuring and some real estate related litigation. Neal’s interests and professional expertise position Sero to engage in revitalization, legal aid, and sustainable home ownership development. Neal, his wife Krista, and their four children, live in the Memphis, TN area
Licensed to practice law in three states, his past experience includes corporate mergers and acquisitions, restructuring and some real estate related litigation. Neal’s interests and professional expertise position Sero to engage in revitalization, legal aid, and sustainable home ownership development. Neal, his wife Krista, and their four children, live in the Memphis, TN area
Alan May - Director of Global and Local Operations
Fostering genuine community and making others feel at home flows from Alan’s gifts of hospitality and compassion. Domestic and international business experience combined with non-profit experience abroad serving AIDS orphans, and at home serving refugees and inner city at-risk children has equipped him to direct The Sero Project’s local and global community development projects.
Alan hails from the Vollintine-Evergreen community of mid-town Memphis, TN. He spent his formative years in Parkway Village of east Memphis and calls Memphis his home. He also feels at home in Alaska where he spent nine years and in Kenya, East Africa where he and his wife Pam lived several years and established The Haven, a home for AIDS orphans and abandoned children. Coming full circle, he again resides in the Vollintine-Evergreen Historic District of Memphis.
Alan hails from the Vollintine-Evergreen community of mid-town Memphis, TN. He spent his formative years in Parkway Village of east Memphis and calls Memphis his home. He also feels at home in Alaska where he spent nine years and in Kenya, East Africa where he and his wife Pam lived several years and established The Haven, a home for AIDS orphans and abandoned children. Coming full circle, he again resides in the Vollintine-Evergreen Historic District of Memphis.
