GVA William hires Wuchiski as vice president of the retail division in Stamford
GVA Williams of Conn. hired Jason Wuchiski as vice president. He will join GVA's retail division in the Stamford office.
Wuchiski has extensive experience throughout N.E. He grew up in Fairfield county, graduated from Fairfield Prep., and received a BA from Fairfield University in Business Communications.
Wuchiski closed over $60 million in retail transactions in the five years leading up to joining GVA. He worked with regional and local retailers as well as such nationally recognized clients as AT&T, Massage Envy, Sherwin Williams, Aldi, Hollywood Tans and Panchero's Mexican Grill. He has also been involved with the leasing of shopping centers.
Cory Gubner, CEO and president of GVA Williams of Conn. said, "Wuchiski is a conscientious, hard working retail broker whose presence will certainly help cement our retail leasing division as the region's finest. We very much look forward to Wuchiski's involvement in serving our clients' needs."
Wuchiski will work with national and regional retailers, helping them with their expansion and strategic rollout throughout the northeast. Wuchiski will also represent shopping center owners and developers throughout the state of Conn. and suburban N.Y.
"I'm extremely excited about joining the GVA Williams team," said Wuchiski. "I'm surrounded by great people and a tremendous infrastructure. This will only improve my ability to service clients. It's a great opportunity and I'm excited about my future here."
Wuchiski is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers. He's also an avid sports fan. He plays golf, flag football and softball. Wuchiski lives in Trumbull with his wife and daughter.
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