Colliers Pinkard Augments Mid-Atlantic Coverage from Inside

BALTIMORE-Sixty-year-old real estate services firm Colliers Pinkard has made some internal personnel moves that will enhance its growth strategy and coverage of the Mid-Atlantic market. To that end, the company, based here, has announced five new appointments in its three Baltimore-area offices and two in North Carolina-based locales.

In Baltimore, topping the list of appointments is company senior vice president and principal, Gregory C. Pinkard, who has been named to the board of directors. Robert M. Gettier, has been promoted to the position of CPA assistant vice president, and will handle financial reporting and budgeting. And vice president Craig E. Eney now carries the title of owner and principal.

North Carolina is seeing changes as well, with vice presidents James P. Allaire and Lawrence M. Shaw getting the new titles of owner and principal. It was back in 1998 when Colliers Pinkard expanded its Mid-Atlantic reach by opening its first North Carolina office. The second office in the state debuted the following year.