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Deng, Goettee and Lisser promoted to associates at The Praedium Group

Angel Deng

 

James Goettee

 

Allyson Lisser

 

Manhattan, NY The Praedium Group (Praedium) promoted Angel Deng, James Goettee and Allyson Lisser to associates. Deng and Goettee work on the acquisition team, and Lisser serves on the portfolio and asset management team. All three previously served at Praedium as analysts, demonstrating the firm’s commitment to promoting from within.

“These promotions recognize Angel’s, James’s and Allyson’s contributions to our firm,” said Mason Sleeper, co-chief investment officer and principal – portfolio management.

“We are proud of their achievements to date and look forward to their continued successes at Praedium,” said Chris Hughes, co-chief investment officer and principal – acquisitions.

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