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Delshah appoints Bogino as SVP, managing director

Delshah Capital, LLC, a full-service real estate acquisition, development and management company, has appointed Jeffrey Bogino as senior vice president and managing director. Bogino is responsible for equity and debt investments, as well as further development of the firm's real estate private equity platform. "We are excited to welcome Jeff to our executive team," said Michael Shah, principal of Delshah Capital. "As the firm continues to expand through commercial real estate debt and equity investments in the New York metropolitan area, his expertise in capital markets and investment management will be invaluable to our growth." Prior to joining Delshah, Bogino was a vice president and director at Rockefeller Group Investment Management (RGIM), a subsidiary of The Rockefeller Group and an SEC registered investment advisor. From the firm's inception in 2008 through 2014, he was involved in all aspects of the investment management platform development. During his tenure, RGIM grew third party assets under management to over $6.9 billion through creating institutional investor partnerships in build-to-suit development projects, raising and investing the firm's first commingled fund, establishing a partnership with Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and making a strategic investment in Europa Capital LLP, a value add real estate fund manager focused on European markets. Earlier in his career, Bogino worked within the commercial real estate structured finance and advisory business at The CIT Group and the commercial real estate finance group at M&T Bank for over five years. He received a Bachelor of Arts magna cum laude in Economics and Psychology from Amherst College.
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