Floyd came to San Francisco in 1983 as regional controller for the developer of the 750,000 sf 333 Bush St. high-rise. Later, at Oakland City Center, he was instrumental in negotiating and closing the sale of the 486,000 sf Clorox Building. As CFO for JMA Properties, he secured 112 million in financing for 13 properties. His Bay Area career culminated with his appointment as Sr. VP for Shorenstein, a nationwide investment firm with 25 million sf of Class A office space. He managed a staff of 80 and a $10.8 million annual budget.

Floyd graduated from Duke and began his career with Coopers & Lybrand, CPA’s, where he was in charge of audits of real estate developers, The Breakers Hotel, manufacturers, WPEC TV, and 2 mutual funds in Palm Beach. Floyd has maintained his CPA license since 1979 and achieved his CCIM designation in 2007.

Floyd is a member of the Colliers Investment Services Group, the Colliers Asset Resolution Team, the Colliers Multifamily Advisory Group, Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada, Northern Nevada Development Authority, American Institute of CPA's, Nevada CPA Society, Northern Nevada Estate Planning Council, and the following boards: Colliers Parrish International, Nevada Discovery Museum and the Montreux Golf & Country Club. Floyd has also completed two years of service to the Galena Steamboat Citizens Advisory Board and six years on the board of the Reno Philharmonic Association, as chair of the Audit Committee and member of the Finance Committee.

Since 2004, Floyd has closed over $115 million of investment sales transactions in the Reno MSA.

Since the fall of 2008 he has focused on distressed assets, mainly apartments. Since then he has completed over $105 million in broker price opinions, resulting in $24 million worth of listings.