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Posted: February 27, 2024
2024 Ones to Watch Rising Stars: Jamie Rubin, Unity Capital, LLC
Managing Director, Originations
Unity Capital, LLC
“Jamie is not only extremely motivated but has an intuitive mind coupled with an intense curiosity which allows him to quickly grasp many of the nuances of our business. As a result, Jamie recently originated the largest and most complex transaction in Unity’s history – an $80 million construction loan in Asbury Park, NJ.” - Evan Bell, Co-Founder & Principal at Unity Capital, LLC.
How do you balance your rising career with your personal life? In the background throughout a given day, I try to live with mindfulness and being “present within the present.” This in turn gives me the ability to focus my attention on what is immediately required & make informed decisions. While the results are not always perfect, having this line of thinking serves as great guidance for knowing when to prioritize professional vs. personal.
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