As President and Chief Executive Officer at The Christopher Companies, John Regan is responsible for the global operations of the company and ensuring an exceptional experience for our customers, business partners, and employees. He brings to the company more than four decades of experience in the homebuilding industry. He is a leader in business planning, financial management, and land acquisition with a dedication to working with government agencies and neighborhoods to bring quality new communities to the area.
Prior to joining The Christopher Companies in 1996, John had worked with other prominent construction companies where he held a variety of management positions including Vice President -Comptroller. Preceding his role as President, John acted as the Executive Vice President, CFO and Principal of The Christopher Companies.
Having been born and raised in Virginia and the Delmarva area, John is familiar with the unique characteristics and building environments that define the regions where The Christopher Companies concentrate their business.
John is a 1983 graduate of George Mason University and a Certified Public Accountant. He is involved in several professional and community organizations to include The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), the NVBIA, where he currently serves as the Vice President of Fairfax-Arlington chapter (and previously, Chairman of the Finance Committee, The Lorton WorkHouse Arts Foundation (where he serves on the Board of Directors, the Executive and Advancement Committee, and is the Vice Chairman of the Advancement Committee), and The Virginia State Society (where he and his family are the benefactor of an annual scholarship). John is also a board member of a local Real Estate Investment Trust. He has, in years prior, served as the President of the Winterset-Varsity Park Civic Association as well as a board member of the Woodson High School Boosters and Woodson High School Capital Campaign.
Outside of work, John enjoys an active lifestyle, traveling, and spending time at his historic homeplace in Central Virginia and along the beaches of Delmarva with his wife and children.