MATTHEW Snellgrove provides a unique management experience and perspective to the Legends Project Development (LPD) team with over 30 years of multi-disciplinary management of non-profit, governmental, and educational programs.  From early in his career as civilian employee at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, to Program Manager at Columbia University working on Student Services projects and leading the renovations of laboratories for the sciences, to performing arts venues and museum institutions, he has the unique perspective of understanding the management needs for these non-profit and taxpayer funding programs.

Critical to these programs are the planning and tools from budgets that include financing costs, cash flows to balance the cash needs of bonding or pledges, to master schedules that must take in account committee and board decision making, to collateral projects required to execute the program, and finally the teams of consultants, contractors, and vendors needed to provide the proper planning/design of these specialized projects. 

Project Experience: Charleston Gaillard Center*, Columbia University (Various Student Service & Laboratory), Dickies Arena*, Fondren Science Building, Southern Methodist University, International African American Museum, Legends Resort & Casino, Lord & Taylor: Multiple Projects*, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (The Brown Foundation, Inc. Plaza, Campus Expansion, Glassell School of Art, McDermott-Green Science Building, Nancy and Rich Kinder Building, Sarah Campbell Blaffer Center for Conservation), San Antonio Children’s Museum, St. Mark’s School of Texas (Athletic Center & Winn Science Center), Tobin Center for Performing Arts*, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Multiple Projects)*, Vero Beach Museum of Art**, Will Rogers Memorial Center (Western Heritage Parking Garage)

(*) = Experience prior to Legends  (**) = Planning, design and/or feasibility only

Want to get in touch? Send Matthew an email.