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Posted: January 8, 2021
Maloney Properties promotes Barros and Cummings
Wellesley, MA Maloney Properties has promoted Yasmari Barros and Marisa Cummings to the senior executive team.
Barros has been promoted to regional manager and will oversee a large portfolio of multifamily housing throughout Conn., R.I. and Mass. Barros joined Maloney Properties in 2017 with more than 10 years of experience in the affordable housing industry. Barros has played an integral role in the highly successful onboarding of more than 900 new units into Maloney’s management portfolio.
Marisa Cummings has been promoted to regional manager and will oversee a large portfolio of multi-family and senior housing properties in Greater Boston and Cambridge. Cummings joined Maloney Properties in 2017 with more than 15 years of property management experience, and her innovative approach builds strong, efficient, and highly productive site teams.
As Maloney expands their services to new communities across the Northeast, each of these highly experienced regional managers brings an impressive and broad skillset to the team, including strong leadership and organizational capacity, comprehensive and detailed industry knowledge, and innovative approaches to problem solving.
“We are thrilled to have Yasmari and Marisa join our Senior Team of Executives. Each of them exemplifies the core values at Maloney. They reach for the highest standards of excellence, and they embrace collaboration and teamwork to enhance the lives of the people we serve.”
—Janet Frazier, President / CEO
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