2024 Ones to Watch - Innovators in CRE: Alec Fomin, Sage

As Sage’s director of member experience, Alec Fomin is responsible for leading the strategy and oversight of customer experience, member-facing services, and hospitality standards across the firm’s portfolio. Fomin and his department direct and implement Sage Connected (Sage’s member experience app), Sage Services (covering Workplace Services,

2024 Ones to Watch - Innovators in CRE: Cory Rosenthal, Matthews Real Estate Invs. Services

Cory Rosenthal stands as the Matthews national director of multifamily & New York Market leader. In New York, Rosenthal oversees the businesses’ day-to-day operations and manages the strategic development of the platform. He provides leadership, training, and guidance to both new and seasoned agents to help them succeed in their roles. Additionally, as national director of multifamily,

2024 Ones to Watch - Innovators in CRE: Mike Cook, Runwise

Mike Cook is the co-founder and chief growth officer of Runwise and is responsible for the company’s growth, vision and cohesive cross-functional go-to-market strategy. In addition, Cook oversees Runwise’s strategic, enterprise and national LP accounts.

2024 Ones to Watch - Innovators in CRE: Tristan Schwartzman, Goldman Copeland

Tristan Schwartzman has been a principal of the firm since 2019 and director of the Energy Services Department since 2016. As director of the department, he has grown it from four employees to a team of 18 and is responsible for all energy-related initiatives of the firm, focusing on innovative but practical solutions that have delivered consistent savings to his clients throughout the

2024 Ones to Watch - Innovators in CRE: Peter Sabesan, Cresa

Peter Sabesan, managing principal, Cresa, the world’s leading global commercial real estate advisory firm exclusively representing occupiers, heads the New York City office with partners Richard Selig and James Pirot, and more than 30 on-site tenant-rep agents, project managers, and support staff. For more than 40 years, Sabesan has been a prominent commercial broker

2024 Ones to Watch - Innovators in CRE: Matthew Isaacs, Kelvin

Matthew Isaacs has served as the vice president of business development at Kelvin since 2019. In his role, Isaacs oversees a team of 10 focused on business development, marketing, and sales geared towards decarbonizing New York City’s legacy buildings. He has played a critical role in forming partnerships with legislative leaders, Local Law 97 supporters, and building owners

2024 Ones to Watch - Innovators in CRE: Marc Hershberg, Topaz Capital

As managing partner and CEO at Topaz Capital, Marc Hershberg leads our strategic vision and operations across our multifamily portfolio. With approximately 10 years in the industry, He oversees a team of 25 professionals, focusing on acquisitions, asset management, and sustainable development. We not only invest in leading Series-A PropTech companies but also integrate these innovations throughout

2024 Ones to Watch - Innovators in CRE: Sam Charney, Charney Companies

Sam Charney founded Charney Companies in 2013, overseeing its growth as principal since then, building a strong team of 30 people and an impressive pipeline of projects. The company operates development, brokerage, and property management branches, with Charney at the helm. Daily responsibilities include sourcing deals and capital, financing and refinancing projects

2024 Ones to Watch - Innovators in CRE: Faizan Zaidi, Spectorgroup

For the past four years, Faizan Zaidi has served as director of design technology for a team of 50 at multidisciplinary design practice Spectorgroup. In his role, Zaidi blends seamless design with building information modeling for efficient project development and delivery solutions. He has specialized in developing tailored design technology & BIM strategies for projects at various

2024 Ones to Watch - Innovators in CRE: Toh Tsun Lim AIA, PEI Architects

“Toh Tsun Lim AIA creates real estate solutions through architectural designs that honor local context and culture while addressing contemporary needs. The rapid development of built environments requires that the essence of local culture and respect for its traditions be understood while building a pathway to the future. This PEI Architects’ design philosophy has developed