Bruce Cordingley is the President and CEO of the Pedcor Companies, a privately held group of over 200 companies, engaged in: (i) the development, construction, ownership and management of real estate and (ii) in finance and insurance. The Pedcor Companies started their activities in 1987 developing affordable housing in Indianapolis, Indiana.

The Pedcor Companies currently have over 650 employees located in fourteen states with 150 employees located at its headquarters at Pedcor Square in Carmel, Indiana. The Pedcor Companies own and manage over 15,000 apartments which they had previously developed and built. The Pedcor Companies also include two bank holding companies, a savings bank, a commercial bank, and two insurance companies. In a public/private partnership with the City of Carmel, the Pedcor Companies have developed in Carmel’s new City Center and in the Arts and Design district several Georgian style developments including: Carmel City Center (a mixed use midrise development), Pedcor Square (an office campus), The Indiana Design Center (one of 20 design centers in the U.S.) and the Old Town Shops (in the Arts District).

Bruce had previously been a partner with the law firm of Ice Miller specializing in real estate development and finance until 1990 when he left to spend full time on The Pedcor Companies. He served in the U.S. Army as a reserve officer until 1976 when he was discharged as a Captain.

Bruce received his BSIM in Industrial Management (Purdue University, 1968), Juris Doctor (Harvard Law School, 1971), MA in Economics (Indiana University, 2002), completed Graduate courses in Mathematical Finance (Oxford University, 2002-2003), and an MS in International Finance (University of Maryland, 2006). He is a member of the bar in Indiana and Massachusetts and is a licensed real estate broker.

Bruce is happily married to Denise Cordingley (formerly a French teacher at Park Tudor), and they have three children, Alison (a real estate developer with The Pedcor Companies), Desiree (a money manager with Bessemer Trust in New York City), and Exton (a Captain and JAG officer in the U.S. Army), and five grandchildren.