Stewarding the Upper Klamath Basin — together.

Nic is the co-founder of LivWell Property Management and has extensive experience in asset management, property acquisition and portfolio advisement.

Born and raised in Central Oregon, Nic has spent a lifetime admiring and working in the industries the Klamath Basin runs on. He started professionally guiding hunting and fishing trips at 15, and built deep operational fluency in farm and ranch development through his years working on the Antone Ranch — a 40,000-acre property in Eastern Oregon. An entrepreneur from the start, he started and co-owned his first business at 18 before founding LivWell.

Today Nic leads LivWell Property Management with a people-first approach — combining strong problem-solving instincts with more than a dozen years of real estate experience to create better outcomes for owners, residents, and partners. On this engagement, he makes sure LivWell's full team shows up behind the GM every day.

Beth Davies is a fifth-generation Oregonian, entrepreneur, and land steward with 28 years of experience spanning real estate development, business advisement, and community care.

As the co-owner and Managing Principal Broker of LivOregon and co-owner of LivWell Property Management, she is known for thoughtful leadership rooted in integrity, long-term stewardship, and care for both people and place.

Beth carries forward a multigenerational legacy of conservation, sustainable development, forestland stewardship, and advocacy for the arts and cultural vitality of the Pacific Northwest. Notable projects connected to her family's legacy include Ecotrust, The Redd on Salmon Street, Pine Street Market, Redfox Commons, Stuart Collection at University of California San Diego, the architecting of U.S. Embassies and Civil Rights attorneyship.

Beth volunteers her energy to the arts, the environment and is engaged in local government to ensure collective well-being.

Amara is one of LivWell's founders and leads administration and reporting across the firm. Grounded in years of experience across the real estate industry, she is known for her attention to detail, organization, and genuine care for the people and properties she supports. She helps keep operations running smoothly and ensures everything is done thoroughly and with intention.

On this engagement, Amara owns the administrative and reporting backbone PFC will rely on every month — closing the books on time, producing the KPI report, and assuring compliance, lease accuracy, and vendor relations.

Since 1997, Shawn has been a leader in Oregon's ranching and recreation industries. He built a premier hunting and fishing guide service, leasing over 150,000 acres of private land statewide. He then managed one of Oregon's largest cattle operations — a 100,000+ acre ranch with 3,000 head of cattle — where he created the state's largest water conservation project at the time.

In 2014, he founded Legacy Ranches to acquire, enhance, and reposition high-value ranch properties with a focus on recreation and conservation. Over nearly three decades, he has built deep working relationships across agencies, Tribes, neighbors, and the conservation community throughout the West.

Founder & Principal of Legacy Ranches. Available to PFC as Senior Advisor — a sounding board to ownership and the GM on strategy, partnerships, and longterm goals. KPIs and deliverables land with the GM and LivWell; Shawn is the seasoned voice in the room.

John Nason is a seasoned operator and leader with more than 20 years of experience across ranch management, agriculture, construction, and business leadership. His background combines hands-on operational experience with the ability to lead people, oversee complex assets, and manage relationships across a wide range of environments.

John began his career managing a large working ranch in Oregon, where he lived on-site and was responsible for day-to-day operations including cattle, hay production, irrigation systems, equipment maintenance, and overall property management. Over six years, his role grew to include broader oversight of the property — managing the land, equipment, and the day-to-day responsibilities that kept everything running smoothly.

He went on to spend over a decade with Hooker Creek Equipment & Supply, managing a multi-million-dollar book of business while working closely with contractors, landowners, and agricultural operators throughout the state. There he developed a strong working knowledge of heavy equipment, infrastructure, and land development, along with a broad network of trusted relationships across Oregon.

John also co-founded and operated a multi-location agricultural and retail business, where he was responsible for day-to-day operations and growth. Today, John serves in a senior leadership role at Nosler, where he leads strategic partnerships and supports initiatives tied to brand, operations, and customer experience — working closely across all levels of the organization, from production teams to executive leadership and ownership.

What sets John apart is his ability to operate comfortably at both the ground level and the leadership level. He understands the day-to-day realities of running a property, respects the people doing the work, and focuses on identifying and solving problems early, before they become larger issues.

Brent Davies is a natural resources and conservation leader with more than two decades of experience advancing watershed restoration, forest stewardship, Tribal partnerships, and landscape-scale conservation initiatives across the Pacific Northwest.

She has worked extensively with Tribes, private landowners, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations to develop collaborative, science-based strategies that strengthen ecological resilience, water resources, and long-term land stewardship outcomes.

Brent co-created and led the Whole Watershed Restoration Initiative and has developed innovative conservation and restoration financing approaches supporting salmon recovery, climate-smart forestry, and ecosystem services.

She previously served as Vice President of Forests & Ecosystem Services at Ecotrust and most recently led HP Inc.'s global forest investment portfolio and forest conservation strategy.

Brent holds a Master of Science from the University of Washington and helps manage her family's forestlands in Oregon.