Erica A. Day works across real estate development, strategy, and creative direction, her foundation was shaped over more than a decade in film and television location management—operating at scale, navigating complex environments, and translating vision into something physical, functional, and real. That work required precision, negotiation, and the ability to move seamlessly between land, logistics, and leadership.

That same discipline now carries into development, systems, and community-centered work. Her role extends from active projects on the ground to institutional leadership, contributing to the ongoing redevelopment and long-term planning of Selma while continuing to build ventures that connect land, business, and culture.

Her work sits at the intersection of structure and story—where real estate, strategy, and identity meet. Each project is approached with the understanding that legacy is not left to chance—it is designed, built, and sustained over time.

The focus remains consistent: underinvested communities, overlooked potential, and the kind of work that requires both vision and restraint. Not just what can be built, but what should be built—and what will last.