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Finley III of Buckingham Properties promoted to CFO

Buckingham Properties LLC unveiled the promotion of Richard Finley, III, CPA to chief financial officer. Finley previously served as Buckingham's corporate controller. In his new role, Finley will continue to oversee budget development, preparation of financial statements and reports and monthly closings for a real estate portfolio in excess of ten million s/f. Finley replaces former Buckingham Properties CFO Daniel J. Goldstein, CPA, who has taken on a new role as President and Managing Director of Buckingham Net Leased Properties Group Inc., a newly formed company focused on real estate investment opportunities. "This shift within our Senior Management Team will have a positive impact on our strategic vision for Buckingham's future," said CEO and managing partner Larry Glazer. "Rich's promotion further strengthens our management team and allows the company to capitalize on long-term growth opportunities." Finley is a SUNY Brockport graduate and Certified Public Accountant. He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). He resides in Marion with his wife and two children.
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