Mast promoted to managing director of Massey Knakal's Manhattan office
Massey Knakal has promoted Kyle Mast, who has worked as the interim sales manager overseeing the Manhattan, Bronx, and Westchester divisions for the past seven months, to managing director.
Mast joined Massey Knakal four years ago. He originally gained experience as an associate working under partner Shimon Shkury. He later spent a year and a half working under CEO Paul Massey on various company-wide efforts.
During his time as interim sales manager, Mast revamped systems, conducted productive broker reviews, critiqued agent business plans and handled the day to day activities within the office. He received outstanding accolades from the brokerage community through a wealth of recommendation letters.
Mast is a graduate of the University of Michigan. He also studied abroad at Lorenzo De Medici University in Florence, Italy, taking classes in international business and marketing.
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