CHICAGO-As part of its ongoing reorganization, which began nearly a year ago, Equity Office Properties Trust has tapped Richard D. Kincaid as new president and trustee, effective immediately. Kincaid, who most recently served as COO of the company, will assume the added role of CEO on April 1, 2003. Until the reins are officially passed, Sam Zell, chairman of EOP and current CEO, will continue his responsibilities.

“While we considered external candidates, we came to realize that collectively, Richard’s undeniable financial, operational, and human capital management skills served as a strong and unifying force within the company,” says Zell in a statement.

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