CASSIDY TURLEY TAPS JLL'S CLARK GORE

It's time to build something new for Clark Gore. JLL's Atlanta office chief, Clark is headed off to a another job, leading the just established Cassidy Turley office in Atlanta.
 
We just got word about Clark's departure and rushed to give you the news. So far, there's been no official word from either JLL nor Cassidy Turley. But we got our hands on Clark's farewell email to JLL employees: ?Earlier this week, I accepted the position of managing principal of the Cassidy Turley Atlanta office, and I will join the firm as the leader of the Atlanta group shortly,? Clark writes in the email. ?The exact timing of my departure will be determined by JLL's senior leadership.? It's a big grab for Cassidy Turley, as Clark has been credited for beefing up JLL's Atlanta office since its merger with The Staubach Co a few years ago. And getting a chance to grow another firm is one of the key reasons Clark gives for leaving JLL in his letter: ?An opportunity presented itself that affords me the same kinds of challenges and opportunities that originally attracted me to JLL—influencing culturebuilding brand, and assembling a winning team.? We'll keep you posted.

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