LaSalle Investment Management, a subsidiary of Chicago-based JLL, said it appointed industry veteran Peter Sibilia as head of U.S. transactions. Sibilia, based in New York, reports to Richard Kleinman, LaSalle’s chief investment officer for the Americas.
Sibilia brings more than 25 years of experience in equity and debt investments, platform leadership and related transaction functions. He joined LaSalle from Rithm Capital, where he served as managing director and CEO of the firm’s Adoor Residential division that focuses on single-family rental property investments. He held earlier roles at GreenBarn Investment Group and J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
ISS North America, a global manager of commercial facilities such as airports, laboratories, food service operations and manufacturing plants, promoted Wendy Funkhouser to division president of its West region operations. The company said Funkhouser, based in Los Angeles, will oversee operations at 80 client sites throughout the Western U.S. and collaborate with ISS' technology, culinary and other facility teams. She brings 30 years of experience in workplace hospitality, food service and related operations, having most recently served as head of customer care after prior leadership roles at ISS and its culinary division Guckenheimer.
Grey McCarthy joined Cushman & Wakefield as a director in its office tenant advisory group. Based in Atlanta, McCarthy joined the firm from CBRE, where he served in the occupier advisory practice after earlier work in the firm's financial consulting group. At Cushman, he will advise office tenants on lease negotiations, headquarters strategy and related matters in the Atlanta region and nationwide, the company said.
Roadside Development elevated longtime partner Jeff Edelstein to the role of president, the first in its history, as part of expansion efforts in the Washington, D.C. area. The company said Edelstein will lead operations geared toward retail, mixed-use and adaptive reuse projects, including acquisitions and formation of business partnerships. Edelstein joined Roadside in 2007.
Commercial construction firm Nicholas & Associates added Mark Hans as senior Wisconsin business development manager, covering Milwaukee, among other areas of the state. The company said Hans, a 15-year industry veteran, will focus on expanding its pipeline of education, multifamily, industrial, sports and civic projects. He worked most recently as business development manager for JW Industries, where he helped grow that firm’s position in sports construction.
Commercial development firm VanTrust promoted Jen Conyers to real estate manager in its Dallas office. The company said Conyers will support office and other development projects across its Texas portfolio by engaging with brokers, architects, contractors and government representatives. She joined VanTrust in 2019, serving as an office administrator and later Dallas office manager, after earlier work at Cushman & Wakefield and Lincoln Property Co.
Ted Hallinan joined Monday Properties as senior vice president of construction. The Rosslyn, Virginia-based real estate investment firm said Hallinan will oversee new development projects and the repositioning of value-add multifamily properties. He brings 30 years of project management and development experience, with prior work at WSP, Property Group Partners and Louis Dreyfus Property Group.
Architecture and design firm Corgan said it promoted Emily Strain to the role of workplace interiors sector leader to oversee growth for the firm’s global workplace practice. Based in Dallas, Strain has 20 years of industry experience. Strain, who founded Corgan’s workplace consulting team, succeeded Lindsay Wilson, who will transition from her dual role as workplace interiors leader and firm president to focus solely on her role as president, the company said.