Daumes joins The Davis Cos. as senior vice president
The Davis Cos. has hired Cappy Daume as senior vice president for asset management
Daume comes to The Davis Cos. following 15 years with Jones Lang LaSalle, most recently as a managing director in its investment sales group. In her new position she will have asset management oversight responsibility for the existing 4.5 million s/f portfolio and planned additions as well as a key role in supporting the firm's growth through acquisitions.
Daume is a member of the GBREB, Pension R.E. Advisors, NAIOP, N.E. Women in R.E., and Urban Land Institute. Daume is also 2009 R.E. Campaign co-chair for the United Way of Boston, R.E. Finance Assn. board member 2003-2006, and New England Women in Real Estate (NEWIRE), steering committee member 1997-2000.
Her extensive leasing and sales experience and deep industry relationships will add a powerful dimension to the firm's capabilities.
Ms. Daume was named in 2009 as one of Boston's "Top 10" Real Estate Professionals by Women's Business Boston. She is a recipient of CoStar's Power Broker Award; Boston Business Journal's "40 under 40" Award in 2003; Boston Magazine's list of Greater Boston's "100 Most Influential Women" in 2003; repeat recipient of the Greater Boston Real Estate Board's "Top 5" Investment Sales Person Award and Multi-Million Dollar Sales Award and Real Estate Forum's Power Broker Award, 2006 and 2008.
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