KOENIG AND DEVANEY GET BRAINEY

So, does Lease = MC2? Maybe NAI/Brannen Goddard's Chad Koenig can answer that. Chad, and his partner Jim Devaney (behind the desk), brokered a 16K SF lease for the International Rescue Committee, a not-for-profit founded at the request of Albert Einstein in 1933 and commissioned to respond to the world's worst humanitarian crises across the globe. The firm took space inside the Northlake Office Park, with NAIBG's Steve Proctor and Charles Pledger  representing the landlord. IRC inked the deal for 11 years, Chad tells us.

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