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Liss joins Sugar Hill Capital Partners as director of investor relations and marketing

New York, NY Sugar Hill Capital Partners (SHCP), a fast-growing investment, asset management, and property management firm with projects across Manhattan and Brooklyn, has hired Sharon Liss as their new director of investor relations and marketing. The firm specializes in buying and refurbishing distressed multifamily properties and transforming them into attractive and efficient buildings, while, at the same time, enhancing the character of the surrounding neighborhoods. “We are delighted to have Sharon, a seasoned expert on fundraising and investor relations, join our team at Sugar Hill Capital Partners,” said Jeremy Salzberg, portfolio manager at Sugar Hill. “She is filling an instrumental role for the firm and our continued growth.” In her new role at SHCP, Liss is responsible for investor relations, fund performance analysis, and fundraising. Prior to joining Sugar Hill Capital Partners, Liss worked as the head of business development for a non-profit organization in New York. Previously, Liss worked at RBC Capital Markets, where she was vice president. Prior to that, she held positions at Wells Fargo and CW Capital. She holds a M.B.A. from New York University Stern School of Businesss, where she focused on Banking, Corporate, Finance, and Securities Law, and a B.S. from Touro College. One of the first priorities for Liss will be working on SHCP’s launch of the new Sugar Hill Property Fund V (“Fund V”). Building on the expertise of SHCP’s other flagship funds, Fund V will invest in stressed and distressed New York City middle-market multi-family real estate. Fund V is expected to close in 2016 with up to $150 million in equity. “Sugar Hill Capital Partners has established a highly successful investment approach and I’m thrilled to be a part of the team as they continue to grow,” said Liss.
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