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Posted: April 12, 2010
Marcus & Millichap promotes Parker as a regional manager
Marcus & Millichap has promoted J.D. Parker to regional manager of the Manhattan and New Haven offices, according to Harvey Green, president and CEO of the firm.
"J.D.'s success as the manager of our Brooklyn office and his achievements as an investment specialist make him an invaluable resource to our clients and agents in New York City and in Connecticut," said Green.
Since April 2007, Parker has served as the regional manager of the Brooklyn office, a position he will continue to hold in addition to his new duties as regional manager of the Manhattan and New Haven offices.
Parker joined Marcus & Millichap in April 2004 and was named Rookie of the Year in the Manhattan office. As an investment specialist, Parker has mentored several successful agents in the Manhattan and Brooklyn marketplace. In October 2005, he was promoted to associate status. He was soon promoted to the management team, taking over as sales manager of the Manhattan office in May 2006.
Parker received his bachelor's degree in Operations and Information Systems Management from Penn State University.
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