|
|
|
| |
 |
The Real Deal
|
 |
|
Name: David Jarjisian
Title:
Senior Vice President
Company: CB
Richard Ellis
When and how did you
become
involved in commercial real estate?
I became
involved in real estate in 1985.
A friend referred me to Jackson-
Cross.
What has
been the most challenging project to win
so far?
My first significant tenant rep
assignment in 1986 -
The Board of Pensions of The Presbyterian Church
(U.S.A.), for 100,000 S.F.
What project
have you enjoyed working on the most?
1700 Market Street while competing with One Liberty
Place as it was being built.
If you could
change one thing about the current real
estate market, what would it be?
More
professionalism in the brokerage community,
better building tours and responsibility in follow up,
just to name a few.
Read
More... |
|
|
25 Years
of Dedication, Leadership, Service and
Friendship.
|
|
|
The year was 1981.
Sandra Day O’Connor was nominated
to the Supreme Court. Prince Charles marries Lady
Diana Spencer. Rubik’s Cube frustrates millions of
people.
AND -- Suzanne Nicholson joins Meyer
Design!
More
Photos...
|
|
|
Horoscopes
|
|
|
 |
Meyer @ Broad Street Run!
|
 |
|
|
|
|
Pictured above (left to right):
Melinda
Richards,
Business Development Associate; Greg Roch,
(brother
of Alicia Roch); Alicia Roch, Human
Resources
Manager; Chris Cruikshank, IT Manager;
Phil Burkett,
Studio Manager and Harry Price, husband of
Suzanne
Nicholson(not pictured), Executive Vice
President of Meyer Design. Tim Kenny
(not
pictured), Project Designer for Meyer also
participated in the run with the Meyer team.
The "Meyer Running Club" trained
vigorously for this event running an average of 20
miles per week.
This was their first race! Congratulations, Team
Meyer!
|
By Dan King, Studio Manager
ARIES (March 21-April 19)
You focus intensely on a particular piece of humor
you come across in the Meyer newsletter and wonder
what you may be getting yourself into. Most likely, by
the end you'll wish you had that 5 minutes back.
Tonight: Wrap yourself up in thinly sliced
lunchmeat.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20)
The Meyer newsletter may present many ideas that
you might be especially pleased with. Get to know
the sender better and don't hold back giving them a
chance to serve you. Good vibes roll with a phone
call (to 610-649-8500). Tonight: Ring your
neighbor's doorbell - and run!
GEMINI (May 21-June 20)
You find that you have too much time on your hands,
and so do others - that attempt to write comedy. Be
warned that it may not get any better than this.
Tonight: Eat dinner from a pie tin.
Your
Horoscope...
|
|
|
Closing
Comments
|
|
|
Every leader of each company and organization we
work with always conveys to me the importance of
their people. Thoughtful and purposeful design of an
office or building is just one way employees feel
valued by an organization. I trust this newsletter
helps you get to know our people better. Thanks for
the opportunity to work with you.
Norman Liedtke
President
Meyer Design,
Inc.
|
|
|
