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Nordblom Company names Galletta as new chief investment officer

Kris Galletta

Burlington, MA Nordblom Company has completed the addition of Kris Galletta to its in-house team of real estate professionals. In the newly created position of chief investment officer, he will focus on growing Nordblom’s portfolio, particularly with respect to life science and advanced manufacturing/makerspace, as well as building upon the firm’s existing capital relationships.

Galletta joins the company after serving over 16 years with Boston-based real estate private equity firm Alcion Ventures, most recently as a partner, where he was responsible for developing joint venture relationships, identifying and executing on investments, and on-going asset management of a portfolio of development and value-add assets spanning several major U.S. and Canadian cities.

“We are pleased to have Kris join our platform.  He brings a breadth of experience that will complement and expand our investment initiatives,” said Todd Nordblom, president of Nordblom Co.

In his role, Galletta will work closely with stakeholders to define and implement the firm’s commercial investment strategy in an environment of changing office, R&D and life science demand. 

“Nordblom Company has a reputation for integrity, forward-thinking and results earned over many decades.  I’m excited for the opportunity to join this team and play a role in the continued growth and evolution of this real estate investment platform,” said Galletta.

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