Kim Post of HonorHealth will lead Go Red for Women Movement
Kim Post, executive vice president of HonorHealth, will serve as the chair of the Greater Phoenix area Go Red for Women Movement.
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Kim Post, executive vice president of HonorHealth, will serve as the chair of the Greater Phoenix area Go Red for Women Movement.
TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. A Westmoreland County prosecutor on Tuesday said a Harrisburg woman drove thousands of dollars of heroin into the region five years ago as part of a scheme by a convicted drug dealer to raise money to finance an appeal of his 30-year prison sentence. Assistant District Attorney Jim Lazar told jurors Sade Franklin operated as a drug mule for two men convicted in 2013 for their roles in a multi-million dollar drug ring that operated in the county. “This is a drug conspiracy t...
NEW YORK, NY - Greystone, a leading national commercial real estate finance company, announced that Rob Russell has been appointed head of Greystone Special Servicing. As President of this group, Mr. Russell will focus on its continued growth and will further integrate special servicing with Greystone’s existing primary servicing division, led by Sharon Briskman. Mr. Russell played an instrumental role in the acquisition of C-III Asset Management in 2019, bringing the operation together...
NEW YORK, May 24, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Greystone, a leading national commercial real estate finance company, announced that Rob Russell has been...
HK-based SHK sets up real estate debt fund, seeks to raise up to $300m Hong Kong. Source: Robert Bye/Unsplash April 9, 2021 Hong Kong-based alternative investment firm Sun Hung Kai & Co (SHK & Co) has launched a real estate debt fund, targeting to raise $200-300 million to invest in first and second mortgages for commercial and residential property in the Asia Pacific. The five-year debt fund is managed by SHK’s in-house real estate investment group, Multiple Capital Investment Partners (MCIP). SHK has already committed $100 million to the new vehicle. In a statement, SHK said MCIP will inv...