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IREON member Turner of Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi, PC named a top EB-5 finance attorney

New York, NY According to ireon, Clem Turner, of Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi, PC has been named to EB-5 Investors Magazine’s list of Top 15 Corporate EB-5 Attorneys, which recognizes the most influential corporate and securities law practitioners in the field of EB-5 finance in 2019. This is the fifth consecutive year Turner has been recognized by the publication. Turner holds the exclusive category on ireon’s membership roster for the EB-5 investment financing program.  

Turner is a member of the firm’s Corporate & Securities Group and he heads their Alternative Capital Practice. He brings over 20 years of experience advising clients at all stages of corporate development, representing newly formed and emerging companies, middle-market growth companies and large public corporations from industries including technology, financial services, hospitality, real estate, manufacturing, health care, new media, software development, e-commerce and entertainment.  

Turner has been selected several times as one of EB-5 Investors Magazine’s “Top 15 Corporate EB-5 Attorneys.” He is a sought-after commentator on the EB-5 program, and has been cited by NPR’s Marketplace, The Real Deal Magazine, Real Estate Weekly, BISNOW and South China Morning Post. Additionally, Turner has published several articles related to EB-5 and Crowd Financing, and routinely lectures at EB-5, Crowd Financing and Qualified Opportunity Zone events and conferences throughout the U.S. and overseas. 

ireon is a unique “fraternal relationship based” non-compete business development network comprised of the highest caliber product and service providers serving the commercial real estate industry. All members are NY metro-based, with many being national and international in their business reach, several of whom are the largest in the world in their product or service field.

 

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