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Centro Props. names Fisher financial officer

According to Centro Properties Group US, Tiffanie Fisher has been appointed as executive vice president, chief financial officer of the company. As chief financial officer in the U.S., Fisher will be responsible for directing the company's capital markets, management information systems, financial controls, SEC reporting and compliance activities. Fisher replaces John Braddon. Fisher joins the company with 17 years of experience in real estate and finance. She most recently worked for Morgan Stanley as an executive director of Morgan Stanley Real Estate based in London, where she joined in December 2004. While at Morgan Stanley, Fisher performed multiple roles for its real estate business including, most recently, a senior investment banker overseeing capital markets and advisory transactions for property companies in Emerging European markets. Michael Carroll, chief executive officer and president of the company said, "We are extremely pleased to have a real estate executive of Tiffanie's caliber join our company. Her experience in originating and executing capital transactions for complicated businesses will be invaluable as we continue to restore the long term health of our balance sheet. Tiffanie has considerable domestic and international experience with retail property, in recapitalization financings and in complex business reporting. We are confident that her balanced skill set will benefit our company for the long term."
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