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Posted: November 6, 2009
NAI Global signs Boise Partners as member firm
NAI Global has signed Boise Partners LLC as its exclusive member firm. The firm will now operate as NAI Pinnacle.NAI Pinnacle is a full-service commercial real estate firm offering leasing, tenant representation, investment services, acquisitions/dispositions, due diligence and related consulting and advisory services to its clients. The new firm was formed by members of the NAI Kowallis & Mackey brokerage team when Kowalis & Mackey exited the commercial brokerage business earlier this year to concentrate on other interests.
"NAI Pinnacle's brokers have spent years developing relationships with quality local and regional clients while leveraging NAI's managed network to help their clients grow. We're thrilled to retain that talent and expertise in this new, re-energized venture. This team has the energy and resources to build a powerful new full service company that will serve the region and its clients very well," said David Blanchard, executive VP, NAI Global.
"Our market has grown steadily in the last few years, and our challenge is to reach out to retailers and developers who are unaware of the opportunities that await them here," said Dennis Kelley, partner, NAI Pinnacle. "NAI Global's worldwide network provides us the platform to properly represent our market on a global scale."
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