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The Wilder Companies promotes Checkoway and hires Ward

The Wilder Companies,recently had an internal staff promotion and new hire: *Kim Checkoway  was recently promoted to leasing representative. Hired in 2005 as a leasing  coordinator, Checkoway has consistently and thoroughly represented the Wilder  team. She began her shopping center career with W/S Development (formerly SR  Weiner) of Chestnut Hill, Mass. She will be responsible for leasing at all  Wilder centers throughout the portfolio. "Kim's enthusiasm and professionalism shine," said Wilder principal Andy LaGrega. "We're always happy to advance our employees, promote from within, and strengthen our team." *Stephanie Ward joined Wilder as a property manager. She brings  Wilder seven years of combined experience from KeyPoint Partners, Red Mountain Real Estate Group and Lowe Enterprises Real  Estate Group, both of Phoenix, AZ. Stephanie will oversee the daily  operations of properties throughout Massachusetts, New Jersey and  Connecticut. "Stephanie's solid management history will be an asset to our properties. It is a pleasure to add her to our team." said Susan Lucas, vice president of property management.
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