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Posted: July 27, 2015
Highcap promotes 4 top producing agents; Weiss, Chang, Ferrara and Ahmed
Highcap Group, one of the leading Manhattan commercial investment brokerage firms, has promoted several of its long standing sales agents, Jeff Weiss, Charles Chang, Michael Ferrara and Ahmadu Ahmed. Weiss, Chang and Ferrara have been awarded the roles of senior directors and Ahmed will step in as director. Their outstanding contributions to the company and successful industry track record made the decision an easy one for the principals, Laurence Ross, Josh Goldflam and Christen Portelli. In their expanded roles they will continue to service their clients and will act as mentors to the current team of agents, leading by example. They will work more closely with the principals providing invaluable feedback in decision-making to help further shape Highcap's path as one of the top commercial brokerages firms in the tri-state area.
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