Kimco CEO David Henry Announces Retirement

Kimco Realty CEO David Henry (pictured to the right of Mike Kercheval and John Orrico), who will turn 66 this year, is retiring on Jan. 1, 2016, after 14 years with Kimco, where he also serves as vice chairman of the board, reports MarketWatch. After retirement, he’ll still operate as a senior adviser and consultant to Kimco from time to time. President and COO Conor Flynn will succeed him as CEO. Other promotions include David Jamieson, who'll become SVP of asset management; and Ross Cooper, the new SVP of acquisitions. Kimco is HQ'd in New Hyde Park and has the largest publicly traded portfolio of neighborhood and community shopping centers in North America.

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