Dan Andrews, the former managing partner and CEO of Tempus Realty Partners in Little Rock, left the firm last month, the company confirmed last week.
Andrews had led the real estate investment partnership since 2016, overseeing the growth of the firm from its launch to eclipsing $1 billion in investments.
He departed Tempus to pursue a role in higher education. Whispers was unable to reach Andrews, but he now bills himself on his LinkedIn page as a “finance professional turned educator, mentoring the next generation of business professionals,” and an instructor at Ouachita Baptist University.
Tempus does not plan to hire a new CEO, a spokesperson said, and it will be guided by its senior leadership team of six partners — Kevin Huchingson, Clay Ramey, Brad Runsick, Mark Saviers, Isaac Smith and Craig Vick.
“Tempus Realty Partners is nationally recognized for delivering proven results — an achievement we credit to our leadership team, including Dan Andrews,” Saviers, the firm’s partner of asset strategies, said in a statement. “As we approach our 10th anniversary, we look forward to building on our momentum guided by the same senior management team our clients know and trust to oversee their investments.”
Tempus last week also announced the acquisition of a 19.82-acre site near Charlotte, North Carolina, where the company plans to develop a 150,000-SF warehouse.
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