Leadership

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Rachel Edwards Gibbs is the Founder and CEO of Mox Development. She is an entrepreneurial disrupter and challenger of the status quo, . She currently oversees all functions of business at Mox, including strategic direction, development and acquisition, capital and investment performance, and partner relations. 

Rachel is a veteran in the construction industry and understands the turnkey process necessary to deliver top quality products to market. Prior to the inception of Mox Development, she served as the Chief Growth Officer for Edwards Construction Services and she successfully led teams across the Southeastern United States for 15 years.

Rachel has established strong industry connections and maintains partner relationships with the region’s most active real estate firms, including The Villages, EastGroup Properties, McDonald Development, US Capital, McCraney Property, USAA, Clarion, and Principal Financial.

Rachel believes that success is a product of synergy. Her team-oriented leadership style has allowed her to develop strong, collaborative partnerships with leading industry experts and institutional resources. She is committed to investing in the people and relationships that serve as the catalyst for positive community impact, through business expansion and the creation of jobs. 

Rachel is married to John Gibbs and together they have two sons, Johnny and Waylon. John is a commercial general contractor. Their family shares many passions and interests, including Auburn football, live music, and spending time together in the mountains of Highlands, North Carolina.  Rachel and John share a passion for golf; as John's family established the legendary Golf Channel with Arnold Palmer. 

Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs both share a strong passion for helping students enter the skilled trade workforce. In 2017, they founded the Building Hope Foundation, which provides scholarships and funding to students, technical schools, churches and other community non-profits in need.

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