Anthony LoPinto
Last fall I attended a high school reunion, but before the event I dusted-off our yearbook to do a refresh on my classmates as it has been years (I'll never tell how many) since I saw many of them at our graduation. There were some funny photos, at least they were funny back then, but with today's lens, some of photos might be classified as offensive. The Wall Street Journal focused on Yearbooks recently in an article on the heels of the scandal engulfing Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, whose 1984 medical school yearbook contained racists photos that may show him the exit door. Since then, yearbooks have taken center stage. The bottom-line is that executives would be well-advised to scan their yearbooks and other memorabilia to know what potentially offensive photos, audio recordings and writings that are attributed to them decades ago, because they can come to light and derail a career or the next job opportunity. Best practice requires companies to commission background checks on all senior level and board hires, often digging back 25 years or more. Interestingly, there are sources that have most yearbooks available for sale, often dating back decades. While you cannot change the past, it might be wise to dust off your yearbook to at least be aware of what's out there.
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GEM EQUITY MARKETS LLC
VP Transaction Management
(BETHESDA, MD) VP will work with senior management to oversee project and pipeline management; oversee weekly resource utilization (both internal employees and outsourced service providers); and manage company data files.
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POWERSMITHS CORPORATION
Senior Sales and Business Development Representative (Remote)
(MULTIPLE LOCATIONS) Role will develop and implement sales plan and customer growth strategy for Powersmiths through targeting end users, consultants, engineers and OEM channels. Sr. Sales Representative will also implement sales and marketing programs, and seek new channel partner relationships in the Net Zero/LEED, property management and green building market space.
TRIMONT REAL ESTATE ADVISORS
Financial Analyst
(SEAL BEACH, CA) Financial Analyst will manage and coordinate all project and/or service accounting functions; perform cost accounting, draw preparation, billing and accounts payable; match vendor invoices with backup; and process invoices, summarize contract amounts, and submit for Asset Manager approval.
WNC & Associates, Inc.
Analyst – CRM
(IRVINE, CA) Analyst will support Asset Managers on projects in the construction phase (new construction and rehabilitation); shadow Asset Managers on certain projects to better understand relationship management and project knowledge; and process capital contributions for each project, including tracking of required benchmarks; and work with Asset Managers on capital call requests to minimize quarterly equity roll over.
AULDER CAPITAL
Senior Analyst – Acquisitions
(PHILADELPHIA, PA) Position will work in all areas of the acquisition process, including deal sourcing, initial sizing, due diligence, underwriting, financing, transaction closing, and transition to Asset Management.
HILLWOOD DEVELOPMENT
Project Development Manager
(ATLANTA, GA) Role will support Development and Marketing Directors in all respects of the development process from site viability and market analysis through design, entitlement, construction, occupancy, and potentially building disposition.
GALIUM CAPITAL
Acquisitions Analyst
(MIAMI, FL) Analyst will assist with full-cycle real estate transactions, including: sourcing, underwriting, due diligence, and execution.
LOWE ENTERPRISES
VP, Development Manager
(ISLE OF PALMS, SC) The Wild Dunes Phase 2 Hotel is a 153 key full service hotel planned for development on approximately 4 acres in the core of the resort at Wild Dunes. VP will assume project-wide responsibility for hotel programming, design, project budgets, project pro-formas, schedules, owner and investor reporting and project implementation consistent with the project business plan.
LMC
Development Associate
(BOCA RATON, FL) Position will assist Development Team with all aspects of real estate development including, but not limited to: financing, entitlement, government approvals, consultant coordination, public relations, design, leasing/marketing, and construction oversight.
CAMPUS APARTMENTS
Asset Manager
(PHILADELPHIA, PA) Asset Manager will be involved in all aspects of the Company's asset management activities, ranging from asset level due diligence of potential acquisition and development opportunities through ongoing asset management and portfolio level reporting.
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