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DLC Management Corp. names Taub executive vice president and CEO

According to DLC Management Corp., Daniel Taub has been promoted to executive vice president and CEO, a new position. Taub started his real estate career with DLC 11 years ago and has held a series of positions of increasing responsibility in all operational disciplines of the firm and was most recently the executive vice president of acquisitions and operations. "Daniel has exhibited an extraordinary ability and work ethic in every facet of our business during his tenure at DLC," said Adam Ifshin, president. "He has worked his way up through the organization on a parallel path to the company's growth curve into one of the nation's largest owners of retail real estate. This is the next logical step for both Daniel and DLC." Taub will oversee the day to day operation of DLC's 95 asset, 16.5 million s/f portfolio including property management, construction management, collections, marketing, all administrative aspects of the firm, and its regional offices in Atlanta, Baltimore, and Chicago. He will report to Adam Ifshin, president of DLC and Stephen Ifshin, chairman. Taub received a BA in Economics from Boston University and is a graduate of the Harvard Business School's Real Estate Management Program: Developing Future Leaders Executive Education Course. He is on the board of directors of Storetrax.com, a leading retail real estate listing service.
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