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Posted: December 18, 2009
CB Richard Ellis names Gleason vice president
According to CB Richard Ellis/Rochester, Harry Gleason, an experienced industrial and commercial real estate broker, has been named a VP with the firm. With over 18 years of tenure in the commercial market, Gleason has focused on industrial landlord and tenant representation. Most recently, he was recognized by NYSCAR for the 2008 and the 2009 Deal of the Year, each award shared with his colleague Joe Rowley, also of CBRE.
His long list of clients includes many local and regional companies, as well as national firms such as: General Motors; Danisco/Genencor; Frito Lay; Ford Motor Leasing; GMAC Commercial Mortgage; Petsmart; and US Food Services.
For additional information on the Rochester office of CBRE, please visit: www.cbre.com/rochester.
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