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Posted: December 20, 2016
2016 Year in Review: Mary Glynn, TLM Group
Mary Glynn, TLM GroupName & Title: Mary Glynn, Vice President Business Development
Company Name: TLM Group
What was your most notable project, deal, transaction or professional achievement in 2016?
Since 1999, TLM Group has worked extensively throughout the New York area and across the U.S. We have built a premier owner representative firm and have loyal clients who value our experience, knowledge and service. We have worked around the world including in the United Kingdom, Canada, Mexico, Iceland and Ireland.
We go where our clients need us to be. With that in mind, this year TLM opened a new office in Ireland. The Irish office will enable us to better serve our clients expanding to Europe and also serve our clients “Brexiting” from London to Dublin.
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