NEW YORK CITYCBRE has promoted industry veteranKyle Schoppmann to executive managing director,New York tri-state region. She was previously head of occupierservices for CBRE's New York tri-state brokerage group.

”We reserve the executive managing director title for our mostaccomplished leaders who demonstrate superior leadership andoperational excellence,” says Jim Reid, president, easterndivision. “Kyle has done a remarkable job driving best practices inthe New York tri-state region and across the country. Her promotionreflects her notable successes in fostering continuous improvementand superior performance for CBRE and for our clients.”

“Day after day, Kyle brings passion and focus to managing alarge and highly talented group of brokers,” adds Matt Van Buren,president, New York tri-state region. “She has immersed herselfdeeply into the intricacies of the Manhattan office market, addingher insight to our analysis of market conditions and becoming a key'voice' on marketplace trends. I congratulate Kyle on hermost-deserved promotion.”

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