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Posted: February 20, 2009
Maltzman named vice president of sales and leasing at Conquest
Brandon Maltzman has joined Conquest Advisors as VP of sales and leasing.
Maltzman, formerly of Leslie J. Garfield, has nine years of experience, where he was director of sales specializing in commercial sales and townhouses. At Conquest Advisors, he will be responsible for their residential and commercial sales and leasing team. In addition to selling townhouses, he has sold commercial buildings, and has done several lease deals, including numerous art dealers. His professionalism and honesty puts clients at ease. The buyers he works with appreciate his time and hard work as he follows every detail to the end. He is always available for his clients.
He participates in the MS and Rett walks and is also a member of REBNY.
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