MEET OUR TEAM

Anthony E. Graves is the Principal of GRAVES CIVIC SOLUTIONS (GRAVES), a private consulting practice that delivers public affairs, community and economic development solutions that catalyze real estate projects, business ventures, and civic initiatives.

An economic development and public affairs executive, Graves has more than 20 years of experience creating strategies to help organizations enhance their relationships with critical stakeholders, build a positive community brand, and advance economic growth. An exceptional facilitator recognized across different sectors for his ability to bring diverse audiences together, he helps resolve complicated issues and strategize about emerging trends in the marketplace and the potential of the built environment. He is a conduit between corporations, local, state and federal governments, higher ed institutions, and non-profit organizations.

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Peter Adeyeye, Sr. Consultant | Research & Project Management

Peter Adeyeye is a strategic leader with 12+ years of experience in program design, project management, and policy analysis across government, non-profits, and the private sector. He has managed commercial real estate at CBRE and conducted research and evaluation projects for USAID and the Downtown Denver Partnership, using data and policy insights for inclusive development. A Rotary Peace Fellow with advanced degrees in sociology and international development, he enjoys traveling, hiking, and lifelong learning.

Monica Lubin, Sr. Consultant | Community & Government Relations

Monica Lubin is a community and government affairs consultant specializing in operations, strategy, and public outreach. With an MBA in Global Business and Corporate Social Responsibility, she brings expertise in consulting, tax analysis, and public affairs. Fluent in Spanish and skilled in Tableau and Power BI, she combines technical insights with stakeholder collaboration to drive impactful solutions.


Sakari Graves, Back-Office Operations

Sakari is a results-driven professional with extensive expertise in global clinical research project management, encompassing lifecycle oversight, stakeholder coordination, and process optimization. With a proven track record in managing multidisciplinary teams and ensuring data integrity, she excels at strategic planning, recruitment, and community outreach while consistently delivering projects within scope, time, and budget. Sakari is a charter member of the Rotary Club of Five Points, holds a B.A. in Journalism from Metropolitan State University, a Project Management Certificate from Cornell University, and is a Licensed Broker Associate.


Brandon T. Gilchrist Consultant | Urban Planning & Design

Brandon T. Gilchrist is a forward-thinking urban planner and designer dedicated to creating sustainable, inclusive, and resilient urban environments. He holds dual master’s degrees in Urban Design and Urban and Regional Planning from the University of Colorado Denver, along with a Graduate Certificate in Environmental Policy and Management. Brandon also holds multiple professional certifications, including LEED Green Associate, Certified Environmentalist, Certified Smart City Professional, and Project Management.

Currently serving as a Long Range Planner I for the City of Cheyenne, Wyoming, Brandon works closely with developers, architects, and community stakeholders to shape policies, guide zoning and land use decisions, and advance innovative planning solutions. His background includes experience in municipal planning, project management, transportation demand management, community engagement, and historic preservation.

Brandon’s portfolio reflects a global and diverse perspective, shaped by academic studio projects in locations such as Mexico City, Barcelona, and Denver, as well as professional roles in both the public and private sectors. His skill set spans GIS mapping and analysis, 3D modeling, graphic design, and public engagement strategies, enabling him to communicate complex planning concepts with clarity and creativity.

With a strong foundation in planning theory, technical expertise, and community-focused leadership, Brandon is committed to shaping cities that are vibrant, equitable, and prepared for the challenges of the future.

Jack Wylie Director, State & Local Affairs
Jack Wylie is a public affairs professional with more than 20 years of experience helping people understand and navigate state and local government agencies, the legislature, and higher education and consulting for both nonprofit and corporate clients. 

Jack is the former Government and Community Affairs Officer of the Denver Department of Housing Stability where he supported engagement with the City Council, other agencies, and the public on the department’s work to respond to and address homelessness and promote the expansion of affordable housing. 

Prior to his time in city government, Wylie worked for nearly a decade across two administrations as the Colorado Department of Personnel & Administration’s Director of Intergovernmental Affairs and Legislative Liaison. In this role he served as the primary point of contact for legislators and the public on all policy matters related to the department’s statewide functions across a wide range of technical areas including human resources, procurement, accounting, risk management, grants, state buildings, fleet vehicles, administrative courts, state archives, printing and mail, labor relations, and statewide budget policy. During his tenure, Wylie led multiple high-profile initiatives including the first update to the Procurement Code since its initial adoption more than 30 years prior. 

Before this, Jack served as a legislative staffer in various communications and policy roles for Senate President Brandon Shaffer including managing caucus social media and websites, drafting press communications and coordinating media events, monitoring a large portfolio of legislation, and staffing key legislators on priority legislation and policy issues. 

As a student, Jack participated in campus advocacy and co-founded and lobbied on behalf of the Associated Students of Colorado where he advocated for students of public higher education in Colorado before the state legislature. 

Jack earned a BA in Political Science from Metropolitan State University of Denver. He is a seventh-generation of Arvada, Colorado, and he lives with his wife, Lisette, and their french bulldog, Hodor, in Denver.

OUR Partnerships

At Graves Civic Solutions, we bring together a trusted network of professional partners to provide a full-service experience tailored to our economic development and public affairs offerings. From real estate finance, special districts, and P3s to architecture, urban planning, and general contracting—alongside comprehensive marketing, PR, and government relations support—our integrated approach serves as a powerful force multiplier. We deliver customized solutions that streamline execution, enhance impact, and maximize value for every client.