Anthony LoPinto

After well over a year of evaluating 200 bids for Amazon's new headquarters, and after much intrigue and hoopla the company zeroed-in on a split headquarters between Crystal City in Washington DC, and Queens New York. Champagne corks flew in New York as Amazon projected to bring 25,000 jobs and $2.5 billion in investment to the city.

However the party may be over as Amazon announced last week that it is “re-evaluating” its NYC campus as local officials rallied against courting the company with generous tax incentives. This has pitted local politicos against the Mayor and Governor who insist that that Amazon is welcome and the incentives are well worth it with the economic growth that will follow.

It is amazing to me that after such a long public process, and a big win, NYC may end up with nada, other than recognition of a city that can't get out of it's own way to promote growth. Just look at the shift in what companies have emerged as the new economic engines; Google, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, and the list goes on. NYC's way, though, is to turn its nose up at an incredible opportunity to begin to solidify its position as a technology hub.

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GEM EQUITY MARKETS LLC
Transaction Manager

(BETHESDA, MD)Responsibilities include: working with senior management to oversee project management and pipeline management; managing transaction pipeline and assuming responsibility for weekly resource; and managing the delivery and execution of confidentiality agreements which are executed with clients and potential equity investors.

CREATTO
Director, Development

(TORONTO, ON, CANADA)Position will be responsible for managing all aspects of development on key projects including the design, approvals and preparation for construction of City facilities as well as the sale for development of surplus properties.
 
RELIANT REALTY SERVICES, LLC
Chief Financial Officer

(NEW YORK, NY)CFO will have full responsibility for the Company's finances. He/She is expected to take the company to the next level, creating the vision and charting a financial plan to support continued strong growth. Officer must have the ability to envision and act to build the structure, technical capability, systems, strategy, partnerships and people to drive the Company along its growth path.
 
DLC MANAGEMENT CORPORATION
Acquisitions Analyst

(ELMSFORD, NY)Position will serve as support to the entire acquisitions and capital markets teams, work with senior management and collaborate with the asset management, construction management, property management, leasing, legal and accounting departments.
 
METLIFE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
Loan Asset Manager Associate

(WASHINGTON, DC)Role will be responsible for loan asset management, servicing, surveillance, and mortgage ratings for a portfolio of commercial real estate loans owned by MetLife's general account and third party investors in the southwest region.
 
LINCOLN PROPERTY COMPANY
Assistant Property Manager

(BOSTON, MA)Assistant Property Manager will be responsible for administration of all tenant leases, billing and collecting tenant receivables, updating leasing status reports, generating monthly reports for Owner, assisting in annual budget preparation and assisting Property Manager with his/her duties as necessary.
 
TIME EQUITIES
Regional Property Manager

(BRIDGEPORT, CT)Regional Property Manager will be an integral part of team and lead efforts to create value in properties and oversee property management. Role will be to manage an office, industrial, and mixed-use portfolio of 4 properties in Fairfield County, CT, totaling over 1.1 million square feet.
 
GIRL SCOUTS OF THE USA
Vice President of Property Strategy

(NEW YORK, NY)Position will oversee the Movement's property strategy, leveraging the more than 112,000 acres of Girl Scout properties and outdoor space to sustain-ably advance the mission of Girl Scouts; get girls outside; build and strengthen partnerships with like-minded organizations; and maximize the value of Movement assets.
 
HARTMAN INCOME REIT
Controller

(HOUSTON, TX)Controller will provide leadership, management, and vision to ensure accounting operations of the company. Specific duties include the production of periodic financial reports, maintenance of an adequate system of accounting records, and a comprehensive set of controls and budgets designed to mitigate risk.
 
HINES
Director – Industrial & Logistics

(DENVER, CO)Director will be charged with sourcing, planning, underwriting, due diligence, negotiating, financing and closing of developments and acquisitions of light industrial and logistics projects in Denver and Phoenix. Once projects are secured, the Director will lead the development team, including the Hines construction manager, third party GC and third-party leasing team, toward an on-time and on-budget construction delivery and a successful lease up of the project.

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Anthony J. LoPinto

Tony LoPinto is the Global Sector Leader of Korn Ferry’s Real Estate Practice and founder of SelectLeaders. For the past 18 years LoPinto has been serving his clients with deep knowledge and perspective on talent needs and organizational challenges to public and private companies – knowledge gained from a 25-year career in real estate. Prior to his current position, he founded and served as chief executive officer of a boutique real estate executive search firm, where he oversaw offices in New York, Chicago, Washington, DC, San Francisco and Los Angeles. He has successfully led several high profile search engagements for chief executive officers, directors and a wide-range of executive level positions across all industries and sectors. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in European history from Loyola University in Chicago.