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Cbrecap Spotlight cbrecap IT'S AWARDS SEASON! The Colbert Coldwell Circle represents the top CBRE professionals in the United States. The following CBRE/ NE employees were recognized with this great achievement. CBRE/NEW ENGLAND Top 100 2014 Producers EMPLOYEE NEWSLETTER • SPRING 2015 • Simon Butler Vice Chairman/Partner • David Fitzgerald Vice Chairman/Partner spotlight • Biria St. John Vice Chairman/Partner ANNUAL CONFERENCE/SUMMER OUTING SAVEANNUAL CONFERENCE/SUMMER THE DATE OUTING Top 250 2014 Producers SAVE THE DATE • Chris Angelone THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2015 Executive Vice President/Partner ADD TO CALENDAR • Patrick Cavanagh THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2015 Executive Vice President/Partner ADD TO CALENDAR • Bob Gibson Executive Vice President/Partner • Bill Moylan Executive Vice President/Partner & & Top 25 Retail Producers • Kevin Higgins Senior Vice President/Principal • Rob Robledo Vice President, Retail Tenant Services cbrecap CBRE/NE WINS THREE 2015 REGIONAL Under 100,000 SF: 410 Totten Pond Road TOBY AWARDS! Tenants at 410 Totten Pond Earth Award: One Beacon Street Road enjoy a private, fully equipped playground and One Beacon Street is LEED-EB basketball court as well Silver certified, and was the first as a cafeteria for all park multi-tenant building in Boston to tenants. achieve the rating. CBRE/NE's Jason Richardson leads the team at CBRE/NE's Philip Boccalatte leads 410 Totten Pond team. the team at One Beacon Street. BOMA BOSTON TOBY WINNERS Renovated Building: 50 Post Office Square Medical Building: 333 Longwood Avenue The 21-story Art Deco office Retail Building: 350 Washington Street building underwent extensive Renovated Building: 50 Post Office Square renovations from January 2011 Historical Building: 501 Boylston Street to 2013. Earth Award: One Beacon Street Suburban Low Rise: Waltham Woods CBRE/NE’s John Sullivan leads Under 100,000 SF: 410 Totten Pond Rd the team at 50 Post Office Square. 100,000-250,000 SF: 179 Lincoln Street 250,000-500,000 SF: ONE Marina Park Drive cbre/newborns & engagements DANTE ANTHONY PAGLIARULO Rachel & Nate Congrats to Anthony Pagliarulo Congratulations to Rachel Marks and wife Antonella on their newest on her recent engagement to arrival, Dante, delivered happy and fiancé Nate Hodgson. The two are healthy on Thursday, April 9th. planning a Spring wedding next year in Maine. MORGAN KATHLEEN CARROLL Ryan Carroll and his wife Jamie Patrick & Pam celebrated the birth of their third Congratulations to Patrick Joyce daughter, Morgan, on Monday, on his engagement to fiancée Pam January 5th. Zabielski. The wedding will be on the Cape next June. CBRE/NEW ENGLAND 2 EMPLOYEE NEWSLETTER • SPRING 2015 cbre/neighbors CBRE CARES NEW ENGLAND Polar Plunge for ALS CBRE Cares New England continues its On December 27th, CBRE/NE’s Patrick Cavanagh mission “to build a foundation for our participated in the 3rd annual Plunge 4 Pete on behalf of community by facilitating a variety of Pete Frates who is fighting ALS. volunteer and giving opportunities that have a significant effect on the lives of families in need—building today for a stronger tomorrow.” Designed to harness the aggregate potential of CBRE/NE’s 35 million square foot property management portfolio, events are coordinated to engage both CBRE/NE tenants and employees. Beanpot Challenge On February 9th, CBRE/NE’s John Butterworth participated in the 8th Annual Beanpot Charity Challenge to benefit the Travis Roy Foundation and the Mark Bavis Leadership Foundation. Blanket Drive The Blanket Drive from February 23rd through March 6th Running for Heading Home Event was the first CBRE Cares New England program for 2015. On Thursday, March 26th, Heading Home's Outreach CBRE/NE managed buildings served as drop-off points Council hosted an evening of networking to celebrate for tenants and employees to donate new or gently used and support 2015 Boston Athletic Association marathon items. Ultimately, 950 items were collected. runners, including CBRE/NE's Phil Boccalatte, Alison Powers and Clayton Wentworth. 120th Annual Boston Marathon Congratulations to Marisa Lava and Peter Conlin for running in this year's Boston Marathon on behalf of the Boston Children's Museum and the Mass General Hospital Pediatric Cancer Team respectively. CBRE Women's Networking Forum Update: Toys for Tots/Gift Giving Drive From April 20th to 22nd, In the last newsletter, the Toys CBRE/NE's Allison Van for Tots initiative was announced Keuren, Alison Powers, Kara as an upcoming event. As an DeMichele, and Suzanne update on the results, at the Brown visited Chicago for the close of the drive on December 15th Annual CBRE Women's 12th, over 2,300 gifts were Networking Forum. collected on behalf of the U.S. Marine Toys for Tots Foundation. CBRE/NEW ENGLAND 3 EMPLOYEE NEWSLETTER • SPRING 2015 cbre/neighbors YMCA Mission in Motion Cycle-a-thon COMING UP On Saturday, April 26th, Bill Bronson, Dave Barnes, Kyle Roberts and Emily Ricketson rode for the YMCA’s CBRE Cares New England Food Drive: Mission in Motion Cycle-a-thon. Jeff Livingston attended May 11th through 22nd to show support for the team and cause. In total, the CBRE/NE team was able to raise $1,270 in pledges. CBRE Cares New England will facilitate a Food Drive to collect non-perishable goods and distribute them to families in need across New England through local food pantries. SquashBusters Derby On May 2nd, Adam Brinch competed in the 9th annual SquashBusters Derby at the University Club of Boston. More information can be found at www.cbre.com/ SquashBusters is an urban youth cbrecaresnewengland development organization that uses the sport of squash in tandem with academic enrichment, CBRE/NE Team in Pan-Mass Challenge community service, summer engagement, and hands-on high On Saturday, August 1st, CBRE/NE’s Nick Amarante school and college counseling. will lead a CBRE/NE fundraising team in the Pan- Mass Challenge, an annual bike-a-thon that raises 3rd Annual Toast to St. Jude more money for charity than any other single athletic fundraising event in the country. Since 1980, the PMC has CBRE/NE was a sponsor of the 3rd annual Toast to St. raised $455 million for cancer research and treatment at Jude event at the Microsoft NERD Center in Cambridge Dana Farber Cancer Institute. on Saturday evening, May 2nd. Over 400 Boston young professionals attended for an evening including a St. Participants have the option of a one- Jude mission moment, appetizers, raffle, dancing and day ride from Wellesley to Bourne networking. or a two-day ride from Wellesley to Provincetown. Please contact Nick for any additional information Mark Clayton makes his ([email protected]). Hall of Fame debut Mark Clayton, Higham High Class of ’77, was inducted into Hingham High School Hall of Fame! Mark was an All-League offensive lineman and a captain of his high school team, and went on to play at Dartmouth where he was selected as an All- American. CBRE/NEW ENGLAND 4 EMPLOYEE NEWSLETTER • SPRING 2015 cbre/new roles Congratulations to the following employees on their new roles (October to April) NICK AMARANTE DAVID FITZGERALD JENNIFER MAJEWSKI KYLE ROBERTS Associate Vice Chairman/Partner Property Manager Senior Associate 33 Arch Street, Boston 33 Arch Street, Boston 50 Post Office Square, Boston 185 Asylum Street, Hartford (was Client Services Associate) (was Executive Vice President/ (was Operations Manager) (was Associate) Partner) ANN BARRETT CAROLINE MILLER KOSTAS SALOUVARDOS First Vice President JON FRENI Property Manager Lead Building Engineer 33 Arch Street, Boston First Vice President Tower Square, Springfield 125 & 150 CambridgePark (was Vice President) 33 Arch Street, Boston (was Assistant Property Drive, Cambridge (was Vice President) Manager) (was Lead Building Engineer) ADAM BRINCH Senior Vice President/Partner SEAN HANSON ANTHONY MINGOLELLI MAT SANTOS 33 Arch Street, Boston Chief Engineer Lead Engineer First Vice President (was Vice President) 10 St. James Avenue/75 10 Centennial Drive, Peabody 33 Arch Street, Boston Arlington Street, Boston (was Maintenance Mechanic) (was Vice President) SIMON BUTLER (was Lead Building Engineer) Vice Chairman/Partner LAUREN NAPPI SARA SHAWLES 33 Arch Street, Boston DIANE HARRIS Senior Property Manager Junior Graphic Designer (was Executive Vice President/ Vice President, Transaction 179 Lincoln Street, Boston 33 Arch Street, Boston Partner) Management (was Property Manager) (was Production Artist) 33 Arch Street, Boston EILEEN CARROLL (was Client Services Coordinator) ANTHONY PAGLIARULO BIRIA ST. JOHN Senior Vice President/ Senior Property Manager Vice Chairman/Partner Portfolio Manager/Partner NAT HEALD 10 Channel Center Street, 33 Arch Street, Boston 25 Mall Road, Burlington Senior Vice President/Partner Boston (was Executive Vice President/ (was Vice President/Portfolio 33 Arch Street, Boston (was Property Manager) Partner) Manager/Partner) (was Senior Vice President) TONY PEDERSON HELENA TAABU PATRICK CAVANAGH KYLE JUSZCZYSZYN Assistant Property Manager Assistant Property Manager Executive Vice President/ Senior Vice President/Partner 10 Channel Center Street, Two Adams Place, Quincy Partner 33 Arch Street, Boston Boston (was Staff Accountant) 33 Arch Street, Boston (was Senior Vice President) (was Tenant Coordinator) (was Senior Vice President/ NICK TROCKI Partner) JOHN KELLY AMY PERLMAN Assistant Property Manager Senior Vice President Senior Vice President 50 Milk Street, Boston PETER CONLIN 33 Arch Street, Boston 33 Arch Street, Boston (was Tenant Coordinator) Senior Vice President/Partner (was
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