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Posted: January 10, 2011
Lovatt joins Iconik Enterprises LLC as an associate
Jill Lovatt has joined Iconik Enterprises LLC as an associate. Lovatt comes to Iconik with a background in commercial real estate acquired in over 14 years of experience with special expertise in multifamily, mixed-use properties. As the founder and president of her own appraisal company in southern California, which grossed over $1 million in its first year, Lovatt set records for creating reports of accuracy under highly demanding time frames in an intense, competitive environment. She brings to Iconik well-honed skills in evaluating investment opportunities; predicting and estimating market trends; working with financial institutions to facilitate closings; as well as a strong track record in business development. She plans to leverage her diverse pool of talents focusing on investment sales, research and advisory services to bring buyers and sellers to the table for the benefit of Iconik and its clients. She attended the Wharton School of Business at U. Penn and holds a B.S. degree.
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