Ciminelli Real Estate Corp. adds Lander and Christina
Ciminelli Real Estate Corp. has hired Eric Lander and Brian Christina.
As real estate program manager, Lander's primary duties include executing, processing and monitoring lease and brokerage transactions and activities. The responsibilities of the position also include researching and reporting on market conditions and trends across the Ciminelli footprint. Lander earned his B.S. in Marketing from the Arizona State University College of Business Administration, a masters in Real Estate Development and Investment from New York University, and is a licensed real estate salesperson in New York State.
In his new role with Ciminelli, Christina will be responsible for coordinating tenant improvement project activities to ensure projects are completed to specification and within schedule and budget constraints.
Specific responsibilities include selection and management of contractors, site safety and work quality reviews, and coordination of project schedules for projects across Western New York. Christina holds a Journeyman Certificate in carpentry.
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