BOSTON—Here's hoping commercial brokerage veteran JoeFallon can take advantage of a volume discount on hisbusiness cards.

In a span of a little more than a year Fallon has seen his firmCassidy Turley agree to be acquired by brokerage firm DTZ inSeptember 2014, and this past May DTZ announced it would beacquired by Cushman & Wakefield in a $2-billion deal thatclosed last month. Last week, Fallon once again required a graphicschange to his business card when he was promoted to executive managing director and NewEngland market leader for Cushman &Wakefield. It should be noted tht Cushman & Wakefield was acquired by the samegroup that purchased DTZ and Cassidy Turley and that investmentgroup (TPG, PAG Asia Capital and Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan)merged the companies under Cushman & Wakefield'sbranding.

With all this change he relates he has had three differentbusiness cards in the past 13 months and quips, “The old logo golfballs aren't good anymore.”

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John Jordan

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