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Rose Associates appoints two managing directors

Roseann Coraci

 

Christopher Blackman

 

Manhattan, NY Rose Associates, Inc. has appointed two new managing directors. Roseann Coraci has been promoted to managing director of multifamily and Christopher Blackman has been hired as managing director of information technology.

An industry veteran with nearly two decades of property management experience, Coraci, most recently held the position of director, multifamily at Rose. In her new role, she will focus on operations related to Rose’s expanding portfolio of workforce housing. Coraci initially joined Rose Associates in 2019 and has long overseen a portfolio of 20 buildings in Westchester, Long Island, Queens, and New York City. She co-founded and helps head employee resource group, “Bee-ing Women of Rose,” an internal group that supports female advancement within the Rose organization.

Scott Marino, Rose’s executive director of multifamily, said “Roseann is a respected and longtime member of the Rose Property Management Group and she has deep experience in all aspects of the business. We are excited to have her apply her skills to workforce housing, which is an area of increased focus for Rose. It’s clear that Roseann will help us bring value to owners, increase resident satisfaction at properties, and, importantly, see that we are engaging and improving the communities in which we operate.”

Blackman has recently joined Rose as managing director of information technology. He is focused on accelerating Rose's digital transformation while ensuring the security of the company’s networks and data. Prior to joining Rose, Blackman was senior vice president and chief information officer of Empire State Realty Trust. His expertise encompasses a broad range of areas including networking, cybersecurity, SOX, PCI/DSS compliance, and application development management. With 15 years of experience in the Yardi property management platform, Blackman was instrumental in overseeing its expansion from a compact initial system to an extensively enhanced solution. 

J. Brian Peters, chief operating officer of Rose Associates, said “Chris’ technological knowledge and leadership skills will be a great help as we continue to incorporate leading technologies within our organization and also to the real estate assets we manage. I’m thrilled he’ll be implementing best-in-class prop tech to drive value and efficiency while enhancing the resident and client experience.” 

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