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Knopf named executive vice president, operations at Brookhill Properties

Courtney Knopf, Brookhill Properties, LLC Courtney Knopf, Brookhill Properties, LLC

New York, NY According to Brookhill Properties, LLC, Courtney Knopf has been named executive vice president of operations.

Knopf will establish and optimize the day to day operations of the company including: strategic planning, staff oversight, and operational performance monitoring. She will also be responsible for maintaining strategic business relationships.

Knopf will also continue to have and integral role in the development of the company, which currently has a portfolio of buildings with a current estimated value of over $500 million.

“We are very pleased to have Ms. Knopf in this new executive management role,” said Raphael Toledano, president and CEO Brookhill Properties. “I am confident that she will play a key role in implementing our strategic business plans and will be an integral part in our future success as we implement our business strategies. Ms. Knopf is a dedicated real estate executive with an extensive knowledge and familiarity of the New York real estate market combined with a level of dedication to the profession that is unrivaled.”

Knopf brings a wealth of experience previous to Brookhill. Previously she was general counsel to Martier, a high-end women’s fashion boutique chain, where she negotiated commercial real estate leases, sales contracts, renewal lease agreements, and corporate organizational documents.

“I am thrilled to begin my new role at Brookhill and will continue to contribute my real estate and expertise to the firm as Brookhill enters a new phase of growth,” said Knopf. “Brookhill has a highly dedicated team of professionals and I am confident the company will continue to grow as a leader in the real estate investment industry.”

Knopf holds a law degree from Thomas M. Cooley Law School and a Bachelor’s Degree from The University of Tampa.

“Brookhill Properties is extremely pleased that Ms. Knopf will be in this new position to assist in the growth of our company. Her professional contributions in the past have been of great benefit to us, and we look forward to a bright future for Brookhill with her in this new role,” said David Reich, CFO, Brookhill Properties.

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