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Simon is new executive managing director at NAI Global New York City

NAI Global has promoted Andrew Simon to executive managing director at its area office. In his new role, Simon will expand upon his current responsibilities and client portfolio to include new business development, recruiting and helping to grow the NAI Global brand in the city. In addition to his brokerage activities, as a member of the company's management committee he has taken an active leadership role in recruiting, team building and training programs. He holds a bachelor's degree from Tufts University and is a member of the Real Estate Board New York. NAI Global's New York City was formed in 2006 with the acquisition of NAI D.G. Hart by NAI Global.  The office is located at 415 Madison Avenue.
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