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Posted: December 4, 2018
Lewis and Rosner join Skyline as directors of sales
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New York, NY According to Skyline, Jacob Lewis and Barak Rosner have joined as directors of sales.
Previously, Lewis worked at Symphony IRI, a market research firm specializing in consumer products. Lewis graduated from West Virginia University with a BS in business administration.
Previously, Rosner worked at The Carlton Group as a research assistant conducting market research and property valuations working with senior level managing director the specializes in placing debt and raising equity. Before that he worked at EXR as an intern in its commercial brokerage office. Barak began his career at Hillside Parsons, a real estate management and development firm. Barak is completing his bachelor’s degree in business management at Touro College.
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