Vacker named COO of Himmel + Meringoff Properties

Jason Vacker, Himmel + Meringoff Properties

New York, NY According to Farrell Virga, president and CEO of Himmel + Meringoff Properties Inc., Jason Vacker has been promoted to COO. Formerly executive vice president and director of leasing for the company’s entire 16-building, 2 million s/f commercial office portfolio, Vacker will continue to oversee leasing until his successor is announced. His new responsibilities include oversight of all property/asset management, leasing, construction and marketing. “Having been with the company for nearly eight years, Jason has proven to be a natural at the business,” said Virga. “Creative, innovative, dedicated and possessing a profound understanding of the real estate market, Jason’s leadership qualities will serve him well in this important new position.” A member of REBNY and the current membership Chairman of YM/WREA, Jason is also actively involved as a PENCIL partner. He earned a BBA from the University of Wisconsin at Madison. An avid runner, he completed his first New York City Marathon in 2011.

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