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CIBS announces Board appointments for 2025

Darren Leiderman

 

Joseph Sorbara

 

Joseph Lagano II

 

Marko Glavadanovic

 

Melville, NY The Commercial and Industrial Brokers Society of Long Island (CIBS) announce the election of two new members and the re-election of two members to the governing board as the organization looks ahead to another year of growth, advocacy, and regional impact.

"CIBS is excited to announce our newly elected and re-elected board members," said co-president Ted Stratigos, principal and managing director at Avison Young. "Over the past year, our organization has made significant strides through a wide range of events, professional development sessions, and community initiatives. The addition of these new board members will bring fresh energy and ideas, ensuring that CIBS continues to innovate and thrive in the years to come. We are confident that their leadership will drive our mission forward and enhance the impact we have on the commercial real estate industry."

"Thank you to these four members for stepping up and taking on these important roles," said co-president David Pennetta, executive managing director at Cushman & Wakefield. "Their willingness to serve is a testament to their dedication and the collective strength of our organization. We look forward to their leadership and the fresh perspectives they will bring as we continue to advance the commercial and industrial real estate landscape on Long Island."

For 2025, CIBS announced the following key appointments:

  • Newly Governing Board Member Darren Leiderman, executive vice president at Colliers International
  • Re-elected Governing Board Member Joseph Sorbara, vice president, northeast industrial at Jones Lang LaSalle
  • Re-elected Governing Board Member Joseph Lagano II, principal at Avison Young
  • Newly Elected Governing Board Member Marko Glavadanovic, first vice president at CBRE
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