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Posted: June 28, 2019
McCall & Almy hires Donovan, Elia and McDonough
Boston, MA McCall & Almy has hired three professionals to the team: Danielle Donovan, Jennifer Elia, and Linda McDonough. The new hires underscore McCall & Almy’s commitment to supplying the highest level of service to its clients.
Donovan joins McCall & Almy as an associate, lease administration. Donovan has more than two years of experience in commercial real estate and handles lease administration services to one of McCall & Almy’s largest healthcare clients. Donovan joins the firm from Cushman & Wakefield where she spent two years as a lease administrator for asset services.
Elia joins McCall & Almy as a senior vice president, lease administration. Elia has 20-years of commercial real estate experience providing lease administration services across many industries. Elia joins the firm from Cushman & Wakefield.
McDonough joins McCall & Almy as a vice president, marketing. With 21-years of commercial real estate experience, McDonough will oversee the company’s marketing, social media and strategic plan. Throughout her career, she focused on the development and implementation of comprehensive marketing plans as well as social media and public relations. McDonough joins the firm from Cushman & Wakefield where she provided marketing leadership for the New England region.
“We are excited to welcome these three professionals to our firm,” said Neil Schneider, Executive Vice President. “Each of them brings a wealth of experience and knowledge. The depth and breadth of their commercial real estate experience coupled with their strong passion for providing exceptional client service will benefit our current and future clients.”
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