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Posted: October 7, 2013
Wilson joins IVI as senior vice president
According to IVI International, Inc. George Wilson, R.A., has joined IVI as a senior vice president.
"We are extremely pleased that George has chosen IVI for the next stage of his career," said Robert Occhiogrossi, R.A., director of technical services.
With over 30 years of experience in design, technical staff management, expert court testimony, and building forensics, Wilson will focus his efforts on IVI's transactional due diligence services on behalf of private and institutional equity firms. He has technically assessed real estate assets valued in excess of $60 billion throughout the U.S., Caribbean, and Western Europe.
Wilson is a licensed architect in the states of New York and Connecticut. Prior to joining IVI, Wilson was vice president and northeast regional manager of Marx Okubo, Inc.
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