RUFRANO IT IS

Glenn Rufrano, that is, the new President and CEO of Cushman & Wakefield, starting March 22, following a three month search after current CEO Bruce Mosler announced his intent to step down from that position (Bruce will remain co-chairman).
Rufrano’s been in Melbourne, Australia, the last couple years, as CEO of Centro Properties Group, which owns and manages 682 shopping malls in the US across 39 states and 128 properties in Australia and New Zealand. Since 2000, he had been head of New Plan Excel Realty Trust Inc, which Centro acquired. He was a co-founder of The O’Connor Group in 1983 and spent five years at Landauer Associates helping to sell many prominent US properties. For you loyal alums out there, he's a graduate of Rutgers and Florida International. He's on the boards of General Growth and the NYU Real Estate Institute and was previously a director at Trizec. We’ll be reporting more on the story later in the week.

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