Alexander Kotlyarevsky
By Joshua Burd
Denholtz has made another addition to its leadership team with the appointment of Alexander Kotlyarevsky as chief financial officer, the Red Bank-based firm announced Thursday.
In his new role, Kotlyarevsky will oversee the company’s financial strategy, planning and infrastructure, business intelligence, compliance reporting, treasury and accounting, all with the goal of providing financial insights to guide its national investment strategy, according to a news release. He joins Denholtz from CRM Residential, a full-service multifamily property management firm with more than 11,000 units nationwide, bringing a wealth of experience in strategic planning, business intelligence, data analytics, digital transformation and capital raising.
“Throughout his career, Alexander has demonstrated an impressive ability as a highly effective leader, consistently driving transformation and enhancing the organizations he’s been part of,” said Katie Kurtz, CEO of Denholtz. “At this pivotal moment in Denholtz’s history, he is the ideal candidate to lead our financial strategy, and we are confident his leadership will be instrumental as we continue to grow.”
Kotlyarevsky is the latest executive to join the 72-year-old firm as it looks to transition to a national commercial real estate investment manager. Aside from CRM Residential, where he served as CFO, he has held senior financial leadership roles at Premier Developers and Premier Concrete Systems, Intellego Capital Partners, Maxx Properties, AR Global Investments, Cushman & Wakefield and Saks Fifth Avenue.
Kotlyarevsky holds a bachelor’s in accounting from the State University of Economics and an MBA from Pace University.
“I am thrilled to join Denholtz and see tremendous opportunity to contribute to the firm’s next phase of growth,” Kotlyarevsky said. “Throughout my career, I’ve taken great pride in evolving financial operations into strategic assets that drive success. I look forward to working closely with the Denholtz leadership team to build upon the firm’s strong foundation and propel its ongoing expansion.”
