From Financing to Roads and Utilities with Toby Morris, Senior VP of Colliers Securities LLC.

SDH Toby Morris, Sr VP at Colliers Securities LLC

In this episode of Housing Connection, we are privileged to host Toby Morris, Senior Vice President at Colliers Securities LLC, a seasoned expert in infrastructure financing. Toby's insights provide a roadmap for communities in South Dakota to navigate the challenges of infrastructure development and financing.


Toby begins by sharing his background and role at Colliers Securities, setting the stage for a discussion on the crucial role financing plays in transitioning from basic infrastructure to comprehensive projects. He outlines key financial considerations for tribes and communities, offering a nuanced view of the landscape and strategies for success. Given South Dakota's diverse landscape, Toby explores how financing landscapes differ for rural and tribal areas, ensuring inclusivity in development. Looking ahead, he discusses emerging trends and innovations in infrastructure financing, providing communities with valuable insights to stay ahead in their planning and funding efforts.


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About Toby Morris: 

Toby Morris, a seasoned professional in economic development, began his impactful career in 1996 working for Governor Bill Janklow’s Office of Economic Development. Post-Governor Janklowl’s two terms, Toby joined Governor Mike Rounds' team before venturing into entrepreneurship in 2004 with the establishment of Dakota Capital Solutions, his advisory business. This merged into an underwriter in Minneapolis, and Toby has been doing investment banking and public finance ever since. With a rich background in economic development and a commitment to flexibility and community well-being, remains a key figure in South Dakota's financial evolution.

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