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Posted: February 27, 2012
CBRE | Buffalo hires Barrett to oversee business development
CBRE|Buffalo welcomes Thomas Barrett as its head of business development. He will help continue CBRE's mission of providing comprehensive real estate services for Western New York.
Prior to joining CBRE|Buffalo, Barrett was the director of development for The Kissling Interests, LLC, a New York City and Western New York-based development company.
"Tom is very well respected within the Western New York commercial real estate industry," Jeffrey LiPuma, managing partner of CBRE|Buffalo, said.
Barrett's successful track record of relationship management, sales, marketing and project management will contribute towards his new role of business development for CBRE|Buffalo.
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