The following is a selection of media placements for Great Ink clients and a summary of each.
Simone Development Companies
December 22, 2018
By Sule Aygoren
GlobeSt’s Healthcare Influencers features Simone Development Companies, which, for more than 25 years has partnered with healthcare providers to create medical facilities in the New York Metro area, with more than two million SF created. Simone assists in locating, designing and operating the facilities — focusing primarily on the preservation and reuse of existing buildings — leaving its tenants to focus on cutting-edge medical care and research. Simone is led by its executive team of Joseph Simone, Guy Leibler and Joseph Kelleher.
Simone Development Companies
December 21, 2018
By Laura Mogil
The Westchester County Business Journal profiles Joanna Simone, a 34-year-old vice president at Simone Development Companies and part of the operating family’s third generation. Joanna oversees leasing and property management at the firm for more than 100 properties totaling over six million square feet. She began her career in fashion at a major clothing distributor, but moved over to real estate in 2012, wishing to have more of an entrepreneurial focus and ownership of her hard work. It was also appealing to work side-by-side with family. The Boston University graduate and student at NYU’s Schack School of Real Estate has been working on the firm’s 85,000-SF mixed-use property in Yonkers, NY called the Bryce Thompson Center.
R New York
December 20, 2018
By Meenal Vamburkar
Jeffrey Fields, a broker at R New York, represented the seller in a $68 million sale of a 9,100 SF duplex penthouse condo at Zeckendorf Development’s 520 Park Avenue, one of four at the building. The home has six bedrooms and a 280 SF terrace.
EW Howell Construction Group
December 19, 2018
By Bernadette Starzee
Janell Walker of EW Howell Construction Group was honored with a 2018 Diversity Champion award from the New York Tri-State Chapter of the National Association of Minority Contractors (NAMC) on November 16. The NAMC is the oldest minority construction trade association in the country. Presented along with awards in six other categories during the association’s Inaugural Holiday Gala at Terrace on the Park, the Diversity Champion award is given to individuals that support the advancement of diversity and inclusion in the workplace, and who have exceeded their diversity requirements on public projects. At EW Howell, one of the region’s leading education, retail, cultural, government and healthcare builders, Janell works to maximize economic opportunity and job creation efforts for Minority, Women and Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (MWDBE), of which the firm is a strong supporter.
Ted Moudis Associates
December 19, 2018
By Jamie Feuerborn, Associate, Director of Workplace Strategy at Ted Moudis Associates
The workplace strategy team at Ted Moudis Associates offers predictions for workplace design in 2019.
Savanna
December 17, 2018
By Matt Grossman
Savanna, a New York City-based real estate investment manager, owner/operator and developer, has acquired 48 West 25th Street, a 12-story, 126,256-square-foot office and retail building located on 25th Street between Broadway and Sixth Avenue in Manhattan’s NoMad neighborhood. A transformative $21 million capital improvement and leasing campaign will also be carried out at the building.
Thornton Tomasetti
December 17, 2018
By Samuel Dergel
Daniel Stauthamer joins Thornton Tomasetti as chief human resources officer. Prior to joining Thornton Tomasetti, Stauthamer was a divisional HR leader at Jacobs overseeing parts of North and South America. He also spent more than 10 years at CH2M, where he served as the human resources director for the Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific.
Savanna, Waterton
November/December 2018
An article in PERE reports on Amazon’s HQ announcement regarding its new space in Arlington, Va. and Savanna’s One Court Square in Queens, NY. Rick Hurd of Waterton thinks a lot of money will come into these areas as a result of economic activity spurred by Amazon.
Simone Development Companies
December 14, 2018
By Patrick Rocchio
Joseph Kelleher, president of Simone Development Companies, talks about the proposal to include an on/off ramp from the south-bound Hutchinson Metro Parkway that would run through the company-owned Hutch Metro Center, and lead drivers to Marconi Street. This is an attempt to relieve traffic that backs up on Waters Place, the main thoroughfare that accesses Marconi Place. Since the street leads in and out of the area’s major commercial developments, this change could even encourage economic development.