42 — September 2024 — M id A tlantic Real Estate Journal
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NAI DiLeo-Bram & Co. hires Harrison as VP
DISON, NJ — Bussel Realty Corp. (BRC) announced Doug E Seasoned veteran joins brokerage division Doug Jaynes joins Bussel Realty Corp. as sales associate
leased locations nationwide. “We are thrilled to welcome Jennifer to NAI DiLeo-Bram & Co.,” said David A. Simon, COO. “Her diverse and well- rounded background makes her an excellent addition to our team. Jennifer’s intelli - gence, attention to detail and collaborative approach will be invaluable as we continue to grow our business across all property types.” A graduate of Montclair State University, Harrison is a licensed New Jersey real estate salesperson and holds memberships in the Interna - tional Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) and the Na- tional Association of Indus - trial and Office Properties (NAIOP NJ). She is also a cer - tified paralegal in New Jersey. NAIDB’s New Jersey-centric focus distinguishes it as a local firm with 85+ years’ experi - ence strengthened by the vast resources of NAI Global’s Net - work. While focusing on office, industrial, retail, investment and land, NAIDB consistently records a high velocity of tra - ditional and complex transac - tions related to commercial property disposition, acquisi - tion, investment and leasing needs. MAREJ
WOODBRIDGE, NJ — NAI DiLeo-Bram & Co. (NAIDB) has added to its
that he joined the firm to team with his son, Steve Jaynes, in delivering best-in-class real estate services to our custom - ers,” noted Steve Bussel, SIOR , president of BRC. “He will focus on the Northern and Central New Jersey industrial market and provide property marketing, leasing, sales, brokerage, and site selection services to our growing roster of clientele.” Formerly, Jaynes served as
a licensed real estate sales - person with a leading NJ resi - dential brokerage for several years. Prior to this position, he has several years of experi - ence in managing IT projects at Johnson & Johnson and Ford Motor Co. His expertise includes identifying customer requirements and problems; developing a business plan to meet those requirements; and execution to resolve the issue(s). MAREJ
brokerage team with the appoint - ment of Jen- nifer Har- rison to the role of vice president. An industry veteran with
Jaynes has joined the company’s brokerage division as a sales associ - ate. “Doug is a
Jennifer Harrison
over 20 years of experience, Harrison will focus on retail leasing and sales as well as investment real estate sales of industrial, office and multi - family properties across New Jersey. She will concentrate on Monmouth County, where she resides. Prior to joining NAIDB, Har - rison served on the leasing team of a New Jersey-based real estate services firm that represents institutional and private property owners in the retail sector. Her past work experience also includes Land - mark Developers, Cushman & Wakefield’s New Jersey retail team and serving as a partner in her own commercial real estate firm. Additionally, Har - rison’s resume includes serving as asset manager for Toys R Us’ portfolio of over 500 owned and
seasoned vet - eran in busi - ness, and we are delighted Doug Jaynes
Mercadien announces executive promotions; names new principal
PRINCETON, NJ & PHIL - ADELPHIA, PA — Mer- cadien announced several promotions within the firm’s corporate leadership team. Matthew Smierciak, CPA , a member of the Compliance Oversight Services Group, was promoted to managing direc - tor of The Mercadien Group and principal in Mercadien, P.C., CPAs (the official titles of firm partners among Mer - cadien’s corporate entities). Matthew has been employed with Mercadien since 2011 and resides in Marlton, NJ. Three associates were pro - moted to director: Dominic Hu- lick, CAMS , a member of the Financial Institutions Services Group and resident of Hamil - ton, NJ; Caitlin Kolczynski, CFP, MST, EA , a member of the firm’s Individual and Fam - ily Office Services Group and resident of Bordentown, NJ;
Matthew Smierciak
Dominic Hulick
Caitlin Kolczynski
Stephanie Toplinski
and Stephanie Toplinski, MAcc, EA , a member of the firm’s Business Services Group and resident of Eastampton, NJ. Four associates were pro - moted to manager: Victoria Cardis, EA , a member of the Individual Services and Family Office Group and resi - dent of Riverside, NJ; Tyler Marcocci, CPA , a member of the Nonprofit and Human Services Group and resident of Ewing, NJ; Matthew Mul- lins, CPA , a member of the Business Services Group and resident of Princeton Junction, NJ; and Peter Sciarrotta, CAMS, CGSS , a member of
the Financial Institutions Services Group and resident of Mount Laurel, NJ. An additional 16 professionals in various practice areas of the firm also were promoted. Myron Gellman , CEO of Mercadien, said, “At Mercadien, our great - est asset is our team. These well-deserved promotions serve as part of our commitment to fostering growth and leadership within our firm. We are excited to see these individuals continue to drive our mission of providing exceptional service and innova - tive solutions to our clients. Congratulations to all our newly promoted leaders.” MAREJ
CenterPoint Properties appoints Rosenbaum SVP
executive director of acquisi - tions for Zurich Alternative Asset Management. Rosenbaum earned his Bach - elor of Arts degree from the University of Maryland and his Master of Science in Real Es - tate from New York University. “We took a very measured and meticulous approach to find the right person for this role, which paid off well. Roy’s property acquisition and busi - ness development efforts across multiple Eastern U.S. markets have resulted in $3.2 billion of transactions,” said Charlton. ”His deep knowledge of the markets CenterPoint targets and strong relationships with the broker community make him perfect to lead our invest - ment efforts along the Eastern seaboard,” he finished. “I’m grateful to PJ and the rest of CenterPoint’s leadership for the opportunity to join such a talented and respected firm,” Rosenbaum said. “I’m excited to help the team grow our high- quality portfolio in some of the most competitive markets in the country,” he added. MAREJ
SADDLE BROOK, NJ — CenterPoint Properties has appointed Roy Rosenbaum
as senior VP of invest - ments for its East Region ma r k e t s . Rosenbaum is based in the national industrial real estate
Summit, NJ based Solomon Organization donates +$25,000 to Cleveland Charities
CLEVELAND, OH — The Solomon Organization — owner and manager of 15 rent - al communities in the Greater Cleveland area—donated a total of $25,000 to four local charities at its Second Annual Give a Chance charitable give - away event. All of the 31 par - ticipating charities that were present, but didn’t win one of the top four prizes, walked away with $100 donations. Cleveland 19 News’ Chief Meteorologist, Jason Nicho - las, emceed the event that took place at The Aviator, where The Solomon Orga - nization spun a giant wheel to give away four donations with the grand prize winner walking away with $10,000.
Roy Rosenbaum
investment, development and management firm’s Saddle Brook office. CenterPoint’s chief invest - ment officer, PJ Charlton , said the East Region markets include New York/New Jersey, Lehigh Valley/Philadelphia, Charleston, SC, Greenville, SC, Savannah, GA, Atlanta, and South Florida. Rosenbaum brings over two decades of private and insti - tutional experience and joins CenterPoint from DRA Advi - sors, where he was director of acquisitions for the NYC- based registered real estate investment advisor. The New York native also served as
Thrive for Change won the $5,000 prize. From left to right Jason Nicho- las; Elisha Starkey and Jessica Collier from Thrive for Change; and Dan McInerney.
The Solomon Org. has do - nated more than $155,000 to non-profit organizations in Cleveland, Detroit, Albany,
Ithaca, and Philadelphia, and will roll out the program in Blacksburg, VA later this year. MAREJ
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