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Posted: September 26, 2007
St.Clair joins JLL as managing director
Jones Lang LaSalle has named senior vice president Daniel St. Clair a managing director of its development group. In this role, St. Clair will explore and drive national investment development opportunities for the newly created Investment Development Initiative.
St. Clair has distinguished himself as a key player in reshaping Boston's built environment through 17 years of development, planning, design, and construction project management experience.
A recipient of the Boston Business Journal's "40 Under 40" Award, St. Clair also lends his expertise to real estate industry organizations including the Urban Land Institute, and the Mayor's Task Force on Green Buildings. He was also named by Mayor Thomas Menino as a commissioner of the Boston Civic Design Commission.
St. Clair holds an M.B.A. from University of Virginia.
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