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Posted: November 25, 2013
Langer promoted to director at Zelnik & Co.
Zelnik & Co. LLC has promoted Adam Langer to the position of director. Since joining the company six years ago, he has completed numerous lease transactions on behalf of both landlords and tenants. Some of his more notable accomplishments include deals completed with JP Morgan Chase, Dairy Queen, Drybar, Glaze Teriyaki Grill, Wells Fargo and Naya Express.
Most recently, Langer, along with colleague Sean Philipps, have been named the exclusive leasing agent for Fabco Shoes in the five boroughs. The assignment includes a multi-store expansion as well as Landlord representation work on behalf of Fabco Shoes.
Adam is a member of the ICSC and in his spare time has participated in multiple triathlons raising money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma society. Langer is a graduate of the University of Albany-SUNY.
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