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Posted: July 30, 2008
Thompson National Properties hires Thomas as senior VP
Thompson National Properties welcomes Brad Thomas as senior vice president, retail development.
"Brad brings 20 years of brokerage and development experience to our organization, rich with retailer relationships," said Tony Thompson, chairman and chief executive officer of Thompson National Properties.
"I am excited to be on this championship team. We will continue to forge relationships with strong regional and national retailers, developers and brokers," said Thomas. "We anticipate that our net lease platform will provide much needed capital to many and will provide investors with dependable returns."
Previously, Thomas was a private developer and investor in S. C. He has acquired and/or developed over $250 million in retail assets across the southeastern U.S.
He has also worked in executive positions with two national retail development companies. Thomas earned a Bachelor of Science in Economics from Presbyterian College and is involved in The International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC).
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