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Avison Young Boosting Georgia-Based Operations

Canada-based ""Avison Young"":http://www.avisonyoung.com/ is bolstering the company's brokerage operations in Atlanta, Georgia. The commercial real estate firm recently hired Sean Moynihan to represent the organization throughout the Southeast U.S.

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Joining Avison Young as a principal, Moynihan will be responsible for developing strategies for real estate expense management and assisting with long-term planning to mitigate risk.

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Additionally, Moynihan will conduct office-tenant representation, working with the company's tenants to enhance cash flow.

Prior to teaming up with Avison Young, Moynihan was a senior vice president for ""Grubb & Ellis"":www.grubb-ellis.com/ in Atlanta. Moynihan has also spent time with ""Newmark Grubb Knight Frank"":www.newmarkkf.com/, where he served as a managing director.

""Sean is recognized as one of the rising stars among brokerage professionals in Atlanta, and I am thrilled to have him join us,"" stated Steve Dils, Avison Young's Atlanta-based managing director. ""His impeccable character and proven ability to deliver best-in-class solutions for his clients is very impressive and a direct match for Avison Young's culture and platform. He has a huge career ahead of him and will make a major impact at Avison Young.""

Moynihan commented, ""I am looking forward to this next significant step in my career. I have been impressed with the rapid and amazing growth of Avison Young over the past couple of years and believe that the Avison Young platform, coupled with the company's outstanding leadership, will allow me to service my clients in a superior manner.""

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