Business Management People on the Move
Kaye Joins Gotham as VP, Development
Nov 10, 2008
Gotham Org. announce that Jeffrey Kaye has joined the firm as vice president of development. Kaye will use his 15 years of experience in development, finance, construction and architecture to manage Gotham’s existing projects and cultivate new development opportunities. One of the projects Kaye will be overseeing includes a 19-story luxury rental tower now under construction at the intersection of 72nd Street and Broadway. Prior to joining Gotham, Kaye was a principal and founder of Sterling Kaye Development Inc., a real estate company with a focus on situational development as well as investment opportunities throughout Manhattan.
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Bibby Takes Over as Grosvenor CEO
Jan. 06, 2009
Andrew Bibby has assumed the role of CEO for Grosvenor Americas, the U.S. and Canadian operations are of private property development, investment and fund management firm Grosvenor Group. Bibby previously served as the firm’s chief development officer.
Sperry Van Ness Gets New President
Dec. 30, 2008
Sperry Van Ness International will kick off the new year with a new president, now that the real estate brokerage firm's board of directors has voted unanimously to push COO Kevin Maggiacomo up the ladder to the new position.
Charles Dunn Promotes Harris to Senior Director
Dec. 22, 2008
Susan Harris has been promoted to senior director at Charles Dunn Co., a partner of GVA Worldwide. Based in Los Angeles, she was formerly director of its retail services group.
New SEC Head Faces Tough Tasks
Dec. 18, 2008
President-elect Barack Obama has picked Mary Schapiro to chair the Securities and Exchange Commission. Schaprio was a member of the SEC from 1988 to 1994--originally appointed by President Reagan--and is currently CEO of the non-governmental Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, a post she has held for about two years. She also chaired of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission for two years during the Clinton administration.