Who got hired or promoted this week? Here’s our weekly rundown, in chronological order.
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January 23
Hugh F. Kelly
The Fordham Real Estate Institute at Lincoln Center, which will provide professional real estate certificate programs starting next month, announced that Hugh F. Kelly, PhD, CRE, has been named special advisor to the program. “The appointment of Hugh Kelly as Special Advisor further positions the Fordham Real Estate Institute as the leader in professional certificate programs in the real estate arena,” says Dr. Anthony R. Davidson, dean of the School of Professional and Continuing Studies at Fordham University. “He has a proven track record in business and academics, and we are pleased to have him join us as we launch this new endeavor.”
January 25
Josh White
Matthew Hard
LCOR, a fully integrated development, investment and management company in Washington, D.C., announced the promotion of Josh White and Matthew Hard to vice president. “Josh and Matt earned these promotions through their hard work on major development projects like The Altaire, The Kingston at Anderson Park and The Edison at Union Market,” said Anthony Barsanti, CEO of LCOR, in a statement.
January 31
Bill Welch
LenderLive Holdings, Inc., a mortgage services provider, announced that Bill Welch has joined as vice president of national sales for the company’s settlement services division. “We are continually investing in seasoned mortgage professionals who can counsel clients and develop custom workflow-based solutions,” said Joe Mowery, general manager of settlement services, in a statement. “Bill’s domain knowledge, as well as his unique blend of vendor management experience and proven sales capabilities, will make him an excellent addition to LenderLive. He will help us grow our business, while also providing consultative services to our customers.”
February 1
Peter Poidomani
Chicago-based Renovo Financial, a private lender to residential real estate investors, hired asset management expert Peter G. Poidomani as executive vice president of portfolio management. “The hiring of Peter is just one more example of how we are investing in the future and taking strategic steps to build a strong team that will help Renovo as we look to expand not only locally, but also into new regions,” said Kevin Werner, CEO at Renovo Financial, in a statement. “Peter brings 20 years of industry experience and his knowledge as the former director of real estate asset management at Fannie Mae will be a huge asset to Renovo.”
Kandi Jablonski
Chronos Solutions, a real estate financial services provider based in Coppell, Texas, has launched a National Title Originations Division to be headquartered in Pittsburgh under the leadership of Kandi Jablonski, Executive Vice President, National Operations. “This is the next step in Chronos Solutions’ initiative to aggressively build out our National Origination Title division and becoming a dominant player in the national title business,” said Matt Martin, Chronos Solutions Founder and Chairman, in a statement. “We are fortunate to have Kandi on board to lead this effort.”
February 3
Mary Evans, D’Ann Harper and Diane Sanders signing acquisition paperwork
D’Ann Harper and Leesa Harper-Rispoli announced that Diane Sanders, Mary Evans and Chelsea Roberts have joined forces with Coldwell Banker D’Ann Harper (CBHarper). “I am very excited about this expansion of our company!” said Harper-Rispoli, President Coldwell Banker D’Ann Harper, in a statement. “In today’s fast moving world of real estate, it is crucial to be aware of every opportunity to better serve our clients and customers.”
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