Brooklyn Navy Yard Names New EVP, Head of Asset Management

Yesterday, Brooklyn Navy Yard president and CEO David Ehrenberg announced that Sukanya Paciorek will be taking on the role of EVP, head of asset management, as the Yard doubles in size.

In her role, Paciorek will oversee the Yard's 4M SF of leasing space, and its 40-plus buildings. Before joining the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Paciorek led Vornado's energy-efficiency efforts as SVP of Corporate Sustainability.

Paciorek also has received many awards, including employee of the year at Vornado in 2010, and Crain's New York Business 40 Under 40 in 2012.

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