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Posted: March 3, 2020
Largo expands operations
New York, NY According to Largo, the firm welcome the following:
Will McKenna joins the firm as an originator in the firm’s Manhattan, office. McKenna is responsible for sourcing debt and equity financing opportunities, with a focus on New York City, northern New Jersey, and the surrounding areas.
Matthew Guidarelli joins the firm as VP, originations in the Albany office. Guidarelli is responsible for assisting clients in the structuring and sourcing of capital for CRE through Largo’s correspondent lenders.
Steve Roy joins the firm’s Niagara Falls, ON., office as an originator. Roy is a FSCO licensed mortgage agent focusing on originating loans in the Greater Toronto Area and the Niagara Peninsula.
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