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Colliers Meredith & Grew appoints new shareholders

According to Colliers Meredith & Grew the following new shareholder appointments. *Roger Breslin, vice president, brokerage *John Broderick, vice president, Capital Markets Group *Michael Edward, senior vice president, Brokerage *Lawrence Epstein, vice president, Brokerage *Tucker Hansen, vice president, Brokerage *Mary Sullivan Kelly, chief research officer, Marketing & Research *Theodore Lee, vice president, Brokerage *Edward Lowney, senior vice president, Property and Asset Management Services *Patrick Paladino, senior vice president, Brokerage *Seth Rosen, vice president, Capital Markets John Sullivan, senior vice president, Property and Asset Management Services Thomas Welch, senior vice president, Capital Markets "These proven leaders have made significant contributions to Colliers Meredith & Grew.  We are pleased to recognize and reward their hard work and efforts," said Thomas Hynes, Jr., chairman. "We congratulate our new shareholders," said Colliers Meredith & Grew president Kevin Phelan. "Their work ethic and determination will be a driving factor in our firm's continued success."
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