MOVIN' ON UP

Mike Elting is moving on up. The head of the Cushman & Wakefield Atlanta office is  stepping down from his day-to-day office management duties  to direct the growth of C&W's alliance program across the Americas and to take on some other initiatives.
 
The Alliance network now has 26 firms, including Cornerstone Commercial Real Estate Services in Nashville and Pyramid Brokerage Co in New York. He'll report directly to C&W CEO of the Americas' Jim Underhill. The search is on for a replacement, with an internal committee gathering and vetting candidates. Mike says the company prefers someone with a strong Atlanta connection. The new Atlanta director will certainly be facing a big challenge: to help ?broaden? C&W's business platform beyond tenant rep and capital markets, expanding its management and leasing and corporate services—areas that JLL and CBRE have pushed in recent years.

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