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Posted: May 28, 2024
2024 Ones to Watch Industry Leaders: William Anson, RM Friedland
Managing Director Industrial Division
RM Friedland
“William Anson, managing director at RM Friedland, is an esteemed industry leader with over 40 years of industrial real estate experience in New York and Connecticut. Renowned for his tireless work ethic, market acumen, and robust network, Anson exemplifies excellence in the field, shaping him as a trusted professional.” - Dan Tashman, Marketing Manager at RM Friedland.
In the last 12 months what accomplishment are you most proud of? The fact that after 50 years in this business, I am still getting calls from all over because of the reputation I have made in a long career in the real estate business. It is its own reward for hard work and having given people the highest degree of care and professionalism.
Best advice for new leaders: “You can never go wrong doing the right thing” - Mark Twain.
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