20B — April 23 - May 20, 2021 — New Jersey/Pennsylvania — M id A tlantic Real Estate Journal
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Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newark receives support Kislak Family Foundation awards $50,000 Grant
CREWNJMember &Chair of Programs Committee Dynamic Engineering Con - sultants promotes Giordano
complishments, Giordano at- tributes her professional and leadership skills to her past involvement in team sports. During her time at Penn State, Giordano was a leader on the Women’s Rugby Team and helped the team win D1 Na - tional Championships. When deciding on a firm post-college, she was attracted to Dynamic’s office culture. “I’m a big fan of the team mentality,” Giordano said. “And as a company, Dy- namic builds relationships with their staff and clients with a team approach.” Several years ago, Giordano became involved in CREW NJ and now is heading the programs committee. She at- tributes CREW NJ with play- ing a big role in her career development. “CREW NJ has surrounded me with a fantastic network of like-minded women established in their respective fields,” she said. “Getting in- volved with the organization early provided me with the ad- ditional resources that helped me develop into the profes- sional I wanted to be.” Giordano is excited to share her perspective as a woman in the real estate industry with her team as a new principal of Dy- namic Engineering, and looks forward to what’s ahead. MAREJ
NEWJERSEYANDPENN - SYLVANIA — Jackie Gior - dano has been promoted to
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Greater Newark CEO Jeffrey J. Farrell . “Our homes in Liv- ingston would not have been possible without donations from companies and founda- tions like Kislak.” TomBartelmo , CEO of the Kislak Family Foundation, said, “Kislak is a real es- tate company and our people inherently understand the importance of safe, comfort- able, and affordable hous- ing. Through the foundation, we are proud to support the community-building, family- focused work of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newark in New Jersey, where Kislak got its start.” Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newark, serving Es - sex, Hudson, and Union coun- ties, was established in 1986 as a nonprofit dedicated to building simple, decent homes for low- and moderate-income families in Newark and Essex County, New Jersey. Habitat of Greater Newark builds homes with hardworking Partner Families who supply at least 200 hours of sweat equity. MAREJ to the company, Ryan recently initiated and oversaw a sweep- ing upgrade of the organiza- tion's technology infrastructure, substantially improving operat- ing and financial efficiencies, while enabling a more collabora- tive workflow enterprise wide. Additionally, Ryan significantly revamped ASE’s internal capa- bilities, placed a renewed focus on recruiting and retaining the industry’s top talent, and has successfully created the strongest property management division in the firm’s history. “I am incredibly fortunate to have worked alongside my father over the course of my career, during which I have gained invaluable insights from him as a mentor, leader, and busi- nessman,” said Ryan Sanzari, president of Alfred Sanzari Enterprises. “I am deeply hon- ored and humbled to build upon the examples of my father and grandfather and am thankful to our dedicated team of employ- ees who have been instrumental in our continued success and always go above and beyond to provide the best possible experi- ences for our tenants.” MAREJ
principal at D y n a m i c Eng ineer - ing Consul - tants , PC. G i o r d a n o j o i ned Dy - namic after graduat ing with a Bach-
ark is pleased to announce a $50,000 grant from the Kis- lak Family Foundation of Miami Lakes, FL. The grant will support the building or rehabbing of homes to ben- efit low- to moderate-income families in Essex, Hudson, and Union counties. “In December, I attended the home dedication for the Habi- tat of Greater Newark home at 11 Grand Terrace,” said Jason Pucci , COO of New Jersey- based The Kislak Company, Inc. “I met the Partner Family and toured the home. It was an amazing experience.” He con- tinued, “Our company’s late Chairman Jay Kislak valued mindful and meaningful phi- lanthropy. He would be very pleased with the quality of the Livingston homes.” Habitat of Greater New - ark’s latest projects include two new homes in Livingston and Community Development Block Grant funding to com- plete critical repairs in the cit- ies of East Orange, Elizabeth
and Jersey City. Over 101 families have ben- efited from Habitat of Greater Newark homes built with generous donations from indi- viduals, families, corporations, foundations and faith-based organizations and with sup- port from thousands of volun- teers and other local non-profit organizations over the years. Through its Critical Repair and Healthy Home Initiative, Habitat of Greater Newark also identifies and fixes barri- ers to safe and healthy living conditions such as mold and asbestos. By providing target- ed repairs and improvements such as energy-saving mea- sures and aging-in-place func- tionality, Habitat of Greater Newark works to keep low income families, seniors, and veterans in the homes that they already own. “We are so grateful to every- one at Kislak for their contin- ued support,” said Habitat of fronts. As the company looks to- ward the future, Ryan will bring his expertise, vision and strong leadership to the role of presi- dent, upholding Alfred Sanzari Enterprises’ 75-plus-year legacy while continually evolving to meet the ever-changing needs of today’s tenants and residents. “Ryan has played an integral role in our firm’s success over the past several years, demon- strating outstanding leadership on a number of fronts to enhance our portfolio, modernize our operations and consistently put our employees and tenants first,” said David Sanzari, CEO of Alfred Sanzari Enterprises. “Throughout his time with the company, Ryan has steadfastly charted a clear vision for the future of our firm while never losing sight of the foundational ideals that have stood at the root of our success for the last 75 years. It is with great pride that I am naming him as my successor as President and I look forward to watching him lead the organization into the future.” A testament to the forward- thinking perspective he brings
Jackie Giordano
elor of Science degree in Civil and Environmental Engineer- ing fromPenn State University. “Dynamic was a small business in New Jersey and Pennsyl - vania when I was job hunting out of college relative to many of our competitors out there recruiting new hires across the country,” she said. “I saw the opportunity Dynamic could provide me and the growth po- tential for both myself and the company.” Since starting at Dynamic as a design engineer, Jackie has successfully grown into an eq- uity principal. During her time, Dynamic has expanded its foot- print within New Jersey and Pennsylvania and entered the Florida and Texas markets as well. More recently, they have opened offices in Philadelphia and Lehigh Valley, PA. Despite her educational ac-
Ryan Sanzari named president of Alfred Sanzari Enterprises
Howard Hanna names Utter as VP of career development
HACKENSACK, NJ — Al- fred Sanzari Enterprises (ASE) announced that Ryan
real estate professional to his new position withHoward Han- na. For the past five months, he has been Manager of Strategic Growth with Howard Hanna | Rand Realty, a role that has al- lowed him to work closely with the leadership and education team to develop a consistent learning plan, support overall growth, and drive platform engagement. “I am really excited for this opportunity to unite two pow- erhouse teams under the How- ard Hanna support system,” said Utter. “Recruiting and education are the backbone of a real estate organization, and combining these two teams under the Career Development department will influence, motivate, and drive growth throughout the organization. I have already met with the entire team and am very im- pressed with all that they have accomplished, their work ethic, and their tireless support for our offices, managers, and sales professionals.” MAREJ
PITTSBURGH, PA — Howard Hanna Real Es - tate Services is pleased to announce the promotion of Karlton Utter to vice presi- dent of career development. In his new role, Utter will oversee recruiting and educa- tion, focusing on strategies to grow and retain the team of over 10,000 real estate professionals affiliated with the Howard Hanna family of companies, promoting growth throughout the organization while helping the agents to achieve higher productivity and advance their career goals. “I’m excited to have Karl join our team,” said Howard W. “Hoby” Hanna, IV , president of Howard Hanna Real Estate Services. “His passion and vision will reinforce our com- pany’s dedication to helping our Realtors develop greater suc- cess and productivity. His addi- tion will make what is already a great team even stronger.” Utter brings over 20 years of experience as a results-driven
S a n z a r i h a s b e e n promoted to president. In his new role, Ryan will be respons ible for oversee- i n g A l f r e d Sanzari En-
Ryan Sanzari
terprises’ construction, leasing, property management, and accounting departments while ensuring the firm’s operational efficiencies. David Sanzari , who was appointed president in 1988 and became president and CEO in 1998, will continue to direct the long-term strategy of the organization as chief execu- tive officer. Since being appointed chief operating officer in 2016, Ryan has helped guide the sustained growth of ASE, spearheading a number of innovative initia- tives, technologies and strate- gies to enhance and streamline the firm’s operations as well as its portfolio, particularly on the residential and hospitality
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