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Posted: August 12, 2022
Paterno promoted to senior associate at Northeast Private Client Group
Shelton, CT Northeast Private Client Group (NEPCG) has promoted Robert Paterno to senior associate. He joined the real estate investment sales firm’s Connecticut office in 2018.
In his new role, Paterno will continue establishing and maintaining client relationships, advising clients on market conditions & underwriting, and facilitating the investment sales process. He launched his career with a background in business & technology and has grown to be a valued member of the Metro North sales team.
“I am grateful for the resources and guidance that my team and NEPCG have provided to allow me to succeed in serving our clients,” said Paterno.
Senior VP, investments, Bradley Balletto, said “Congratulations to Bob on a well-deserved promotion to senior associate. Bob’s hard work and commitment to growing his and the team’s business is evident and admirable, and I fully expect more of this in the future.”
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