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Posted: February 18, 2009
The Concord Group and Reynolds form partnership
The Concord Group has formed partnership with real estate professional Richard Reynolds.
"We are thrilled to have someone with Reynold's knowledge, contacts and experience as a strategic partner with our Boston office," said Richard Gollis, co-founder and principal of The Concord Group. "I have known Reynolds for many years and have worked with him on a variety of projects through the Urban Land Institute; I believe he will be a valuable addition to our team and to our clients."
Reynolds is the principal of The Reynolds Group, the consulting firm he started in 2004 which provides strategic real estate consulting for a variety of corporate, institutional, and non-profit clients.
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