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He previously served as both vice president and treasurer for Hovnanian Enterprises, one of the nation’s largest homebuilders. Before that, Bachstetter was an investment banking vice president for real estate for Barclays Capital.
Collins, for her part, comes with three decades of experience in real estate financial management and will focus on maximizing efficiency across the organization, streamlining internal processes and identifying novel
and Tim have always been invaluable advisers to
She attended Fairleigh Dickinson University and holds a Certified Commercial Investment Member industry designation.
“Having spent my career in the commercial real estate industry, I’ve witnessed firsthand Avison Young’s rapidly growing presence and am thrilled to join a company with a people-first culture and tech-forward approach to servicing clients,” Troiano said.
Gianis, for his part, began his real estate career at
Douglas Elliman
Commercial
C&W TAPS
STASKIEWICZ FOR
NEW POST IN N.J.
Cushman & Wakefield has hired Michael Staskiewicz for a newly created role aimed at building its talent pipeline and business development in New Jersey.
The real estate services firm said Staskiewicz, a longtime broker and industry executive, joins its team as a senior managing director, leadership coach and business strategist. Based
in its East Rutherford office, he joins C&W from The Garibaldi Group, where he served as chief growth officer.
“We are thrilled to welcome Michael
to this newly created role,” said
Peter Bronsnick, the firm’s managing principal in New Jersey. “Michael
will develop customized plans with a focus on revenue growth and identify new business inception points for
our brokerage teams. His extensive experience will prove invaluable in this effort as we continue to provide our clients with true expertise across each of the platform verticals.”
Staskiewicz has more than 20 years of advisory experience with
applications of new technologies, Denholtz said. Leveraging
an extensive background in business intelligence, budgeting,
In their roles, Turse and Cadigan focus on the sale, leasing and consultation of industrial and commercial properties on behalf of tenants and landlords, according to a news release. Their commercial real
before joining Helmsley Spear in New York City. Since 2019, he has completed more than
$50 million in transactions.
Matthew Turse
successes to come in
their clients
and colleagues, demonstrating
a collaborative yet strategic approach to their work, and I look forward to their many more this new role.”
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Jenniffer Collins
estate careers span more than 25 and 18 years, respectively, while both
were recently recognized as top producers for the company in 2021.
John Gianis
forecasting and strategy, she will work closely with the firm’s executive team to provide the real-time, actionable financial insights needed to make data- driven investment decisions.
Prior to joining Denholtz, Collins held the CFO, vice president of finance
and corporate controller positions
for several companies, including The Lightstone Group — for its Lightstone Value Plus REIT Inc. and Lightstone Value Plus REIT II Inc. Collins has also served as a director and chairman of the audit committee for Manasquan Bank since 2017.
TURSE, CADIGAN NAMED PRINCIPALS WITH AVISON YOUNG
Avison Young has promoted both Matthew Turse and Timothy Cadigan to principal, in the latest step up
for the heads of the firm’s industrial brokerage team in New Jersey.
Turse and Cadigan, who are based in Morristown, each join the ownership ranks after nearly a decade with the Toronto-based company. They are among more than 50 newly added principals in 2022 and among more than 650 globally, serving as key members of a local office that opened in 2012.
“I’m thrilled to celebrate Matt and Tim’s well-deserved promotions to principal and am confident that their outstanding leadership and drive will make them tremendous partners at Avison Young,” said Jeffrey L. Heller, an AY principal and managing director of its three New Jersey offices. “Matt
Timothy Cadigan
Gianis graduated from North Carolina State University with a bachelor’s in history, where he was also a member of the baseball team. In 2011, he was selected by the Los Angeles Angels in Major League Baseball’s player draft.
Avison Young announced the promotions in mid-April as it bolstered its local industrial team with two veteran brokers, Judy Troiano and John Gianis, who both joined the
firm as vice presidents. Also based in Morristown, they will work directly with Cadigan and Turse to enhance the company’s platform in New Jersey.
“As activity in New Jersey’s industrial sector shows no signs of slowing, expanding our already robust industrial service platform has been a top priority,” Heller said. “Judy
Judy Troiano
and John are proven industry leaders whose expertise will be instrumental in providing best- in-class solutions to our clients’ real estate needs as we continue
to win new business and grow our team.”
Troiano, who will focus on advising clients in the industrial sector, brings more than 27 years of local and international office and industrial advisory experience. She joins Avison Young from NAI James E. Hanson, where she specialized in office and industrial transactions in northern New Jersey while also serving as European business director, providing international corporate services for German-owned multinationals with office and industrial requirements.