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The People of Abbey Platinum 

Meet Our Team 

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Art Anastasi

President & CEO

With over 40 years in the homebuilding industry, Art is the visionary behind Abbey Platinum Master Built Homes. A passionate leader with deep roots in Central Alberta, Art built the company on the values of quality craftsmanship, transparency, and community connection. Under his guidance, Abbey Platinum has grown into one of the region’s most trusted builders, known for delivering homes that are not only well-built but thoughtfully designed for real life.

Art’s hands-on approach, commitment to innovation, and strong relationships with trades and clients alike have earned him a respected reputation in the industry. Whether it’s a custom dream home or a carefully planned spec build, Art’s focus is always on creating spaces people are proud to call home.

Outside of work, you’ll find him  spending time with family, enjoying the outdoors, or supporting local events, continuing to invest in the community he proudly serves.

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Jaime Anastasi

CFO

Jaime has grown up in the homebuilding industry, watching as Art started and expanded Abbey Platinum. Initially, she had no plans to join the family business but working summers in the office she was able to see many facets of the industry; from excited first-time homeowners, to empty nesters looking to downsize and enjoy life more, to the trades and suppliers that helped bring those homeowner dreams to reality. Through it all, the importance of building a dynamic and collaborative team within Abbey to build our customers their HOMES and not just a house.

Outside of work Jaime has a variety of creative interests from building Lego (plastic bricks are great, but do not give that woman power tools!), reading, writing, and watching horror movies. Her favorite pastime, outside of spending time with her dogs, is planning and creating for the Halloween haunt that she and her husband put on each year. They enjoy the community involvement it fosters and the ability to raise awareness and funds for a local charity. 

Sales Team

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Camilla Cobb

Sales Director

With a passion for people and a keen eye for detail, Camilla brings energy, professionalism, and dedication to the Abbey Platinum team. Whether she’s guiding clients through the homebuilding journey or coordinating behind the scenes, her focus is always on delivering a smooth and positive experience that reflects Abbey’s values of quality, transparency, and care.

An Alberta girl at heart, Camilla is a proud hockey mom to her son, a rising star on the ice. When she’s not at work, you’ll likely find her in rinks across Western Canada. This past season, he earned a bronze medal playing AAA in Edmonton, and with Junior B on the horizon, Camilla is getting ready to embrace her next chapter as an empty nester.​

Cell: (587) 877-7199 

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Layna Oliver

Sales Consultant

With a strong background in real estate and a genuine love for working with people, Layna brings both knowledge and heart to her role as a Sales Associate at Abbey Platinum Master Built Homes. She is passionate about helping clients navigate the home-building journey and turning the dream of a new home into a reality. Layna focuses on making the process clear, exciting, and enjoyable every step of the way. ✨

Cell: (403)-343-6480​​​​​

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Bobbie Poskie

Sales Consultant

I’m passionate about great design—balconies, lake views you’ll never lose, and quartz countertops included. I love helping both first-time buyers and seasoned builders find the perfect home with Abbey Platinum Master Build. At home, I’m outnumbered by an eight-year-old, two big dogs, and a cat, which makes working with a pet-friendly builder feel like fate. I love great people, elevated homes, and turning the building process into something that feels exciting, effortless, and maybe even a little fun.

Cell: (403) 352-0113​

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Pamela Miller

Sales Consultant

Cell: (403)-877-4652​​​​​

Admin/Estimating 

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Construction

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Bruce Perrin

Site Superintendant

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Stephen Mills 

Service / Construction Manager 

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John Myatt

Site Superintendant

General Manager 

Pawsonalities of the Office

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Pickles

AKA Princess Pickle Pants – Head of Security

This is the only job I’ve ever had and it’s a pretty good one. I let the whole office know if anyone is here, or walking by a window, or my mom’s office. You have to stay vigilant to be able to protect your biscuits and your toys. I mean, the PEOPLE in the office, for sure, I’m protecting them, who said anything about toys or biscuits? Not me, I don’t think about toys or biscuits all that often. I like most of my co-workers, some of the construction guys are big & look like toy thieves though.

 

I have career goals, & I’m just going to have to put my paw down & show everyone who’s boss. I want to be Chief Biscuit Officer. My bruver, Spinny, he doesn’t think that’s a real job, but I’m my own dog & I can prove to my mom that it’s a job that’s needed in her office. I can multi-task & eat, I mean WATCH, I will watch the biscuits & be security at the same time. A good girl would never just eat the biscuits she’s guarding. That’s what I’ve been told anyway.

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Harrison

AKA Potato – Human Rescue Manager

They call me Potato because I just like to lay down & not move. I dunno why they don’t stop complaining and just rub my belly & tell me how handsome I am. I have the best eyebrows in the business!

They also need to stop telling me to stay out of the garbage, I’m just doing my best to keep the place clean & safe for the hoomans in here. I love them all, & if they have a bad day I am good if I can lay on their office floor, in their doorway, in the middle of a hall, really just anywhere they can see me, & let them pet me. I make them feel better. I even found myself a girlfriend in here, our sales manager is just the next best thing to biscuits. She plays a little hard to get but these eyebrows will win her over. If anyone needs to rub my belly to feel better, I will be laying on my bed in mom’s office.

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Finnigan

AKA Spinny – Accounts Retrievable

I’ve been here for probably 100 years or so. Mom says that’s not true, that it’s only been 4 years, but pretty sure my math is right when it comes to dog years. I know her job is numbers, but I’m Accounts Retrievable & I am pretty confident in my math, I know how to count biscuits; they mostly come in 3 categories:

  1. Seriously? Where’s the rest of them?

  2. I can see you’re making an effort, but we need more biscuit.

  3. I suppose this will suffice for now, but I expect more very soon.

I help Pickles out with security, though she would never admit it, you can’t trust anyone & I am here to protect my mom from everyone. My co-workers are mostly ok, as far as people other than my mom can be. They seem to love on Keifer & I have to hear how handsome, majestic, chill, relaxed, blah blah blah, he is all the time. I growl at them or talk over them because I get tired of hearing how great my bruver is. I’m not jealous, who said I was jealous?!!!!!!

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Keifer

AKA The Favorite – Chief Fetch Officer

I’ve been here longer than my siblings. I showed Harrison the ropes when he first started but there is no helping Spinny & Pickles, those 2 do not stop talking or chomping. I love everyone that I work with & they are pretty free with the hugs, but not the biscuits. The GM & I have a pretty good bond, he let’s me rest my majestic head on him over the lunch hour & he is usually pretty complimentary. I find most people are, so I am not sure why Spinny gets so upset with them all. I still love to play fetch but Pickles doesn’t understand the game & will beat me to the toy and hide it so we can’t play anymore. It’s hard to be the CFO when she does that. I think my biggest complaint here is at lunch time no one recognizes that I am starving to death & they need to share their food with me. Other than that, the benefits are pretty great – I get to go for 2 walks every day, after the walk mom gives us biscuits (I’m biggest so I think I should get more biscuits than my siblings), at lunch almost everyone will pet me & talk to me, it’s always nice to hear that I am the favorite, but I’ve been here longest so I just have had a long time to make a good impression. Plus, I don’t talk the way some of my siblings do, I like to be nice & quiet so I can hear all the compliments.

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