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Clair Pease

Clair Pease grew up in the construction business and began as a painting contractor for new construction and commercial developments. Her strong work ethic and professional results soon helped her to become the assistant superintendent and superintendent for the Guest Quarters Hotel in historic Charlotte, North Carolina and L.C. Tyson Construction respectively.

Pease utilized her experience to establish her own construction business in 1980 and began building single family homes in master planned communities that quickly became noticed.

Pease was responsible for building the first all-woman Habitat for Humanity home while in Charlotte, a home that earned her an invitation to Washington D.C. by President Carter to build 20 houses in five days.

Pease was drawn to the Gulf Coast in 1997 and has been heavily involved in the area’s evolution into a first-class destination for residents and vacationers. Her  experience and vision helped to create the Grand Panama Beach Resort, a model master-planned community along the white sand beaches of Panama City Beach.

Kristina Heming

Kristina Heming joined the Pease and Associates family as Controller in 2006. Heming holds a Master’s degree from Florida State University and has more than 11 years of professional experience in business accounting and financial management.

Heming has extensive experience in the areas of financial auditing, planning and forecasting as well as corporate budgeting, tax preparation and counseling. She continues to enhance her professional skills through numerous state specializations and certification programs.

Heming lives in Panama City, Florida with her husband Billy, and actively participates as a volunteer with the Children’s Home Society where she is a board member and past chair for their annual Compassionate Chefs fund raiser.

Marc Nolen

Marc Nolen is a Bay County, Florida native with a strong history of community involvement and public service. Nolen is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps and was elected to the Bay County Commission in 1996 representing Panama City Beach and District Five. Nolen served as chairman in 1999.

In 2001, Nolen went to work for Major Development and was instrumental in working on many of the area’s best condominium projects. Nolen’s involvement dealt with all phases of development from concept and logistic planning and working with local and state government agencies through the permitting process to dealing with all aspects of on-site construction.

Nolen brought his considerable expertise to Pease and Associates in 2004 to partner in creating the acclaimed Grand Panama Beach Resort. He continues to work with Pease and Associates in helping to create innovative projects throughout the growing panhandle region and shares an unlimited vision for growth and future possibilities that he believes the new Bay County Airport can help facilitate.