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Posted: May 10, 2010
Slowinska joins Iconik Enterprises LLC as a VP
Aleksandra Slowinska has joined Iconik Enterprises LLC as executive VP of the brokerage & investment properties droup. She will oversee all day-to-day aspects of the company's growing portfolio of office properties.
She previously served as president and founder of a private real estate investment company. She also spent five years at Costas Kondylis & Partners LLP as an architect.
"We are delighted that Aleksandra is joining Iconik Enterprises to lead our Brokerage & Investment Properties Group. Her extensive experience combined with her wealth of investor and developer relationships make her an ideal representative to assist in the continued growth of the company," said Iconik Enterprises founder Michael Streit. "Her stellar reputation and passion for the business is a perfect match for Iconik Enterprises."
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