I have been preparing for Now Communities for my whole life. At the age of 7 I began to build communities in the backyard of my childhood home. My building materials were Legos, Matchbox cars, and dirt.

It was only natural that I pursued the path that brought me to today. The issues are a bit more complex, but the same desire to create a strong sense of place, and encourage interaction among it’s residents, still remains my, and Now Community’s primary goal.

I am happy to share more about my background with you.

Send me an email, or even better, give me a call. I look forward to it Dan

As the Founder of Genesis Planners and Delphi Construction, Dan helped shape the direction of the project planning and development industries. His 35 years of experience in the building industry have led to the development of the Genesis Start Smarter, Build Better ™ approach. Dan contributes his ability to lead in the design and management of a wide range of complex building and planning projects. His strengths in problem solving and consensus building go hand–in–hand with his fundamental commitment to help clients succeed. With a background in both architecture and construction, Dan advises clients on a wide range of planning and feasibility issues. His experience with building and planning issues, community groups and user needs lead to practical solutions with real value. He is also a frequent author and speaker on project planning, construction management, and innovative project implementation strategies.

Under the direction of veteran developer Dan Gainsboro, NOW Communities creates community-focused neighborhoods that emphasize sustainability and energy efficiency. The firm’s first major residential development, Concord Riverwalk, was an immense success – earning acclaim from planners, architects, and environmentalists alike, and generating tremendous demand for its cottage-style units. NOW Communities has been recognized with some of the architecture and urban development industry’s most prestigious awards, including Builder Magazine’s Project of the Year, the National Association of Homebuilder’s Community of the Year, and the American Institute of Architects’ New England Design Honor Award.