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Sukanya named executive vice president, head of asset management at Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corp.

Sukanya Paciorek, Brooklyn Navy Yard Sukanya Paciorek, Brooklyn Navy Yard
Brooklyn, NY According to the Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corp., Sukanya Paciorek has been named executive vice president, head of asset management. “Sukanya is a dedicated and highly accomplished professional who will serve as a tremendous asset to the leadership team at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,” said David Ehrenberg, president and CEO, Brooklyn Navy Yard. “Throughout her career, Sukanya has demonstrated an outstanding track record of forward-thinking, results-oriented leadership in the highly competitive New York City real estate market. Her skillset will serve as an incredible asset to the existing needs of the Yard, and ensure we are well prepared for the Yard’s expansion. With over 2 million s/f coming on line, and the Yard set to double in size, Sukanya is well poised to take us to the next level.” In the role of executive vice president, Paciorek will be charged with managing the Yard’s assets including nearly 4 million s/f of leasing space and overseeing all facilities management for the Yard’s 40 plus buildings. Previously, Paciorek served as senior vice president of corporate sustainability for Vornado Realty Trust. In this role, she developed and led Vornado’s corporate sustainability strategy, energy management and efficiency efforts, including the vetting and implementation of large scale new technologies. In this role, Paciorek also executed operations and managed the utilities group for Vornado’s New York Division, including energy procurement and accounting, with an annual expense of over $100 million. Before Vornado, Paciorek worked in the energy industry as an Advisor at Poten & Partners, where she provided commercial brokerage, consulting and advisory services. She previously also worked as a Political Advisor at the U.S. Mission to the United Nations. Paciorek is the recipient of numerous awards, including Crains New York Business 40 Under 40 (Class of 2012), Employee of the Year 2010, Vornado Realty Trust, and a Superior Honor Award at USUN. “I am thrilled to be joining the talented team at the Brooklyn Navy Yard during this period of expansion.  The Navy Yard presents a great opportunity for economic development and job growth in New York City and I look forward to contributing to its success” said Paciorek. Paciorek holds a Masters in International Affairs from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, and a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies from The Ohio State University.
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