Richard Brock

Richard Brock attended City University New York, Queensborough College where he earned his degree in Electronic Technology Engineering in 1978. In 1991, he founded ColourComp Corporation, which focused on software development as well as integration and distribution of products for the printing and copier industry. Rich worked as the company’s president and watched his company grow to over 100 employees until it was sold in 1997 to the Fortune 500 company, IKON Office Solutions, which envisioned the goal of starting a product development division. He then joined IKON Office Solutions as the vice president of product marketing where he established a product marketing department for the $5 billion company through their transition from holding company to operating company, where he remained until 2001. In 2001, Rich became the general manager and consultant for Electronics For Imaging, where he designed and developed several products for the $500 million software company. He also engineered a new product development division for the company, managed the transition, was involved in a Mergers & Acquisitions group to acquire several companies and built a channel for the distribution of products. In 2002, Rich retired from this career to devote all of his time to the building and development of real estate. Holding a General Contractor, Residential Class B license, he founded Bedbrock Developers L.L.C. in 2002 for the building and general contracting of authentic, European-style extraordinary luxury homes in Paradise Valley and North Scottsdale, which range in price from $4 million to $15 million. In 2005, Bedbrock Developers was selected Showhouse Builder by Arizona Foothills Magazine. Rich and his wife, Joan, are also very active in various charitable organizations including the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation where they have both served on the boards. In his spare time, he enjoys a variety of activities including snow skiing, golf and studying ancient architecture. Rich and Joan have two children and are also very involved in their activities such as karate, basketball, baseball, volleyball, golf, piano and theater.