Renshaw of Stan Johnson Company named one of Top Women to Watch in Real Estate for 2015
Sokol Media has selected Stan Johnson Company senior director and New York lead broker Camille Renshaw as one of its Top Women to Watch in Real Estate for 2015. For the 12th year in a row, Sokol Media paid tribute to women representing a variety of real estate arenas from finance, construction and brokerage to technology, development and law.
Dedicated to helping companies grow, Renshaw specializes in the disposition of single-tenant net lease properties. Over the past 15 years, she has structured more than $1 billion in investment sale transactions for a variety of mission-critical assets including data centers, hospitals, distribution and logistics facilities, emergency rooms, linen manufacturing plants, major retail banks, RND laboratories, and campus-style worldwide office headquarters.
"Stan Johnson Company is extremely pleased that Camille was honored with this recognition," said Harold Briggs, Executive Managing Director at Stan Johnson Company. "Since joining our firm she has been a true leader for our New York team, providing superior service and growing our presence in the region."
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