John W. Koza Leadership Program
John W. Koza 2010 Leadership Fellows
PREA is pleased to announce the winners of the 2010 John W. Koza Leadership Program:
Clemenz Fraessdorf
ATP Real Estate
Mr. Fraessdorf is an Investment Associate with ATP Real Estate. As a member of the investment team, Clemenz is responsible for identifying new investment opportunities and monitoring existing investments. In his role, he is also focused on ATP Real Estate’s internal reporting and on sustainable real estate investing.
Prior to joining ATP Real Estate in 2007, he worked as a business analyst for Novell Inc in Germany. Clemenz holds a Masters degree in Applied Finance & Economics from Copenhagen Business School, Denmark.
Ashley Strange
Teacher Retirement System of Texas
Ms. Strange joined the Investment Division of the Teacher Retirement System of Texas in October 2007. Ms. Strange works in External Private Markets focusing on Real Asset Investments (Real Estate, Timber, Infrastructure, Agriculture, etc.). As a Senior Associate, she works with the Private Markets’ directors and portfolio managers in managing and investing the Real Asset Portfolios.
Prior to joining Texas Teachers, Ms. Strange worked in Transaction Services as a Senior Associate at PricewaterhouseCoopers. Previously, Ms. Strange was nominated by the UT Department of Accounting and selected as a Postgraduate Technical Assistant at the Financial Accounting Standards Board.
Ms. Strange has a BBA in Business Honors and Accounting and an MPA from the University of Texas at Austin. She is a CFA charterholder and holds her CPA license in Texas.
Purpose of the John W. Koza Leadership Program
Named in recognition of former chairman John Koza, a respected industry leader and exponent of investor education, the Leadership Fellows Program is designed to promote engagement in PREA among up-and-coming leaders in the institutional investor community. The objective is to familiarize young investors with the organization early in their careers to ensure that they are fully aware of the educational resources available to them. The program will also be a source of the association’s next generation of institutional leadership.Eligibility
Participation in the Leadership Fellows Program will be limited to representatives of member firms that fall within the “Institutional Investor” category. Additionally, candidates for selection as young leaders should generally meet the following criteria:- 35 years of age or younger
- Five years or less of institutional real estate investment experience

