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CBRE Names Gualberto Medina EVP

CBRE Names Gualberto Medina EVP

SADDLE BROOK, NJ—CBRE Group Inc. has named Gualberto (Gil) Medina as an executive vice president in brokerage services where he will focus on providing real estate solutions on behalf of corporate, governmental and academic research organizations, in addition to local and global business development across all CBRE service lines.

“This is an ideal time for Gil to be joining CBRE as his deep vertical expertise is a perfect complement to our broad service platform,” said Jeffrey Hipschman, senior managing director, CBRE New Jersey. “The Garden State is experiencing a renewed vitality as part of the economic recovery and offers many strategic advantages in the ever-changing structure of how business is conducted locally, nationally and globally. Gil will be a tremendous asset to CBRE by taking his high-level, C-suite approach to business and leveraging it with CBRE’s extensive platform of services."

Medina, who will be located in CBRE’s Saddle Brook, N.J. office, most recently served as executive managing director for Cushman & Wakefield’s New Jersey offices. He has also served as the secretary of commerce for the state under Governor Christine Todd Whitman, and was responsible for implementing reforms that improved the state’s economy.

In addition, Medina previously served as vice president for International Business Development for a Voice-Over-Internet Protocol (VoIP) telecommunications company and as president and general counsel of a start-up biotechnology company.

Medina serves on a number of boards, including the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties-N.J.; New Jersey Chamber of Commerce – Executive Committee; Rutgers University School of Business - Advisory Board; Rutgers University- Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy - Chairman of the Dean's Leadership Council; and Thomas Edison State College – Chairman of the Administration, Audit and Finance Committee, among others.

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