About Us
Ron Meyer
Hon. Ron A. Meyer is the founder and CEO of RMA, a real estate development, land acquisitions, and government relations consulting firm in Ashburn, Virginia — partnering with and advising numerous multi-billion dollar real estate investment entities.
In 4+ years of operation, RMA has worked with community-oriented companies and developers to acquire, entitle, and power real estate in Loudoun and Prince William Counties. RMA has originated more than $100 million in land acquisitions, consulted on transactions totaling more than $250 million, and helped clients and partners successfully navigate rezoning cases, expedite site and construction plans, and accelerate power delivery to their sites.
Ron served as Loudoun County Supervisor from 2015 to 2019. He represented the Broad Run District, which covers Loudoun’s two Metro stations, data center ally, and One Loudoun. During his term, he led initiatives to build parallel roads to the Dulles Greenway, fund the Northern Virginia Science Center, and build numerous parks in Ashburn. He won election in 2015 by more than 17%, outperforming his party ticket by more than 25%. He was appointed to represent the Loudoun Board on the Northern Virginia Transportation Commission (NVTC) and the MWCOG National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (TPB). He was also Chairman of the Route 28 Transportation Improvement District. Outside of elected office, Ron was a communications executive and frequent commentator on cable news, working for four years for MediaDC (parent company of Washington Examiner and The Weekly Standard) after maintaining his own communications firm.
As Supervisor, Ron was known as a pragmatic dealmaker and built a strong bipartisan record focusing on major infrastructure and land use negotiations. He attracted more than $110 million in NTVA funding to his priority projects, and negotiated development proffers to cover an additional $90+ million, including numerous parks, school sites, and the construction of his signature project: a parallel bypass to the Greenway for Ashburn. Ron played a lead role in major land use applications, including Silver District West, Ashburn Station, Broadlands Metro, One Loudoun, Dulles Berry, Project Samuel, and Project NOVA. He also played a major role in landing the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) office deal, which will bring 3,700 jobs to Ashburn.
Ron graduated from Principia College, a liberal arts school in Elsah, Illinois, with a bachelor’s degree in political science. During college, he played three sports – football, baseball, and rugby.
Ron and his wife, Celia, live in Ashburn with their children, Lincoln, Liberty, and Grant.