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Colliers International promotes Ferrello to senior managing director

Eric Ferriello, Colliers International Eric Ferriello, Colliers International

New York, NY According to Colliers International, Eric Ferriello has been promoted to senior managing director, brokerage services. Previously he was a managing director.

Since joining Colliers in 2008, Ferriello has represented tenants in every stage of operation, from start-ups to some of the world’s largest publicly traded media and technology firms. He currently focuses on tenant representation for TAMI companies.

Throughout his career, Ferriello has represented tenants in more than 1.5 million s/f of real estate transactions, working in close partnership with vice chairman, Bob Tunis. In 2015, they worked together on Facebook’s 80,000 s/f expansion at 770 Broadway.

Most recently, Ferriello completed a 44,000 s/f relocation/expansion for SoundCloud at 50 West 23rd St. Other clients he has represented include Harry’s, Grovo, Smartling, MarketShare and Algomi, among others.

 “Eric is a true asset to the organization and a respected member of our commercial brokerage team,” said Kim Brennan, COO for Colliers International’s Tri-State Region. “He has become a true specialist in the TAMI sector with a keen insight into their cultural and operational needs. We congratulate Eric on this well-deserved promotion.”

Ferriello has been recognized several times for his expertise. In 2015, he was the recipient of the Everest Award, which recognizes the top Colliers professionals in brokerage, valuation, and corporate solutions across the Americas region. In 2009, he was awarded “The Rising Star Award” at Colliers International for his dedication to his clients and the firm. In 2012, he was named one ofCommercial Observer’s “New York Real Estate’s 30 Under 30.” Subsequently he was selected by Real Estate Forum as “One of Tomorrow’s Leaders in Real Estate.”

Prior to joining Colliers, Ferriello worked at Webster Financial Corp., where he served as a commercial banking associate specializing in commercial real estate lending. He graduated from the University of Connecticut with a B.A. in economics, a minor in business administration, and participated in the University of Connecticut Program for Sales Excellence.

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