Vincent Schettler is the Founder and President of the closely held group of Mosaic Companies including Mosaic Development and over 25 property holding companies. Prior to forming the Mosaic Companies, Mr. Schettler served in a capacity as Senior Vice President in the land division of Colliers International, the third largest commercial real estate firm in the world. Schettler held this position in the Las Vegas Office from 2012-2018, where he generally worked in his own capacity as a specialist in the acquisition, value creation, and disposition of developable land parcels for his family investments and newly created land investment syndications. During his time with Colliers, Schettler acquired over 90 land development properties for his management portfolio.

Prior to Colliers, Schettler began his career in 1996 at the age of 25 as a land broker trainee at Focus Commercial Group, one of the West’s leading real estate brokerage firms at that time. Soon Schettler realized his passion for commercial real estate, specifically land acquisition, entitlements, design and the assemblages of land developments.

Schettler completed nearly 800 separate land transactions at Focus while on his way to becoming a Founding Member and Board Member of the newly created Focus Property Group, which was known for winning several BLM land auctions in Clark County, including two purchases exceeding $500 million each.

Schettler’s first major land assemblage was the Nevada Trails master planned community, a 70+ parcel 300-acre project that was assembled in partnership with Del Webb’s Coventry division and later sold to and developed by Pardee Homes. His largest accomplishment has been the assemblage of the Mountains Edge Master Planned Community. He was the visionary for the community from its inception, where he served as the lone acquisitions negotiator, successfully negotiating more than 300 separate land acquisitions that make up the 3,000-acre master planned community.

He was engaged in all processes for the creation of the award-winning community, including acquisitions, legal transactions, planning, engineering, finance, budgeting, construction, and sales.

The Mountains Edge community was certified by Robert Charles Lesser & Company as the No. 1 selling community in America in 2007 and 2008 and top 5 from 2005 to 2010.

He also contributed to many other notable projects, including the 1200-acre Providence MPC, the 1940-acre Inspirada MPC, and was the sole land acquisition contact during the early stages of the creation of Cactus Hills community, currently being developed by America West, KB, and DR Horton, as well as many other smaller projects to his credit.

Over his career, Mr. Schettler has had a major ole in well over $3 billion in projects, mostly as a partner, and manages the Mosaic Companies portfolio, currently valued over $400 million. Recently, Mr. Schettler completed the development of the 9 building Mosaic Commerce Center industrial park in North Las Vegas in 2023 and the 79 unit build for rent town-home communitylast year.

Mr. Schettler is a 54-year native of Las Vegas and a graduate of Bishop Gorman High School. Having spent half his life in the local commercial and residential real estate communities, Mr. Schettler has developed a clear understanding of local economic and real estate trends in the valley and has developed strong relationships within the development and construction fields. Schettler has been invited to many speaking engagements and has sat on many local governmental planning committees.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

Mr. Schettler is a two-time cancer survivor including a bout with an extremely rare bone cancer and strongly believes in giving back to the community. Feeling blessed to be alive, he became heavily involved with many local and national charities and has served on the Board of Directors for the Candlelighters Childhood Cancer of Southern Nevada organization for the past 24 years and has also served as the past President. He founded the Schettler Family Foundation and has been a member of numerous other charitable boards over the years and participate in charitable functions regularly.