Corporate Investment Buys Link Hospitality

ORLANDO-The 10-year-old business brokerage will operate the six-year-old hotel acquisition firm as a separate division. Interlink's founder/president James Ince will remain as managing director. Terms of the deal weren't disclosed.

By Alex Finkelstein | April 25, 2001 at 01:01 AM

Interlink's founder/president James Ince will remain as managing director. Corporate Investment will operate Interlink as a separate division.

Interlink sales associate Marc Ager, who did $10 million last year, will join Ince. Interlink posted $18 million in 2000 sales. Corporate Investment did $28.2 million.

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