SEEFRIED CHANGES

One of the leaders of Atlanta's industrial scene is stepping asidefrom his day-to-day role at the firm he founded. Ferdinand Seefried(above at a previous Bisnow function) has reshuffled his entireexecutive team at Seefried Properties, freeing himself to focus on attracting European capital and relationships, says Seefried'sGreg Herren. Greg himself has been promoted to COO, overseeing leasing and property management. And Seefried named Rob Rakusin (previously COO and a 15-year vet at the company) as the new CEO, focusing on its offices not only in Atlanta, but in Dallas, Chicago, DC, and Phoenix to hone its brokerage relationships. Seefried's Jim Condon has been named chief development officer. Greg says many of these changes are in expectation that European capital is becoming more active in the states. 

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