Date and Time: May 21st from 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm
About this Event:
If your organization owns underutilized real estate, whether through a sale, lease, or repositioning— can turn a liability into a source of income. Evaluating real estate and aligning leadership around its future can be complex. At Denham Wolf, we see real estate as a powerful tool to advance your mission, but without the right guidance, decisions can have lasting negative consequences.
Join us for an expert-led discussion on key considerations for nonprofit building owners when selling or leasing nonprofit real estate. We’ll share market insights, critical questions to ask, and strategies to help leadership and board members build consensus around a preferred strategy. With the right approach, your organization can make confident, mission-driven real estate decisions.
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Location: Online Webinar
Presenters
Kate Hrobsky
Kate specializes in the analysis and underwriting of real estate transactions providing support to the full range of Denham Wolf’s clients and their projects. Kate’s significant experience, initially working in Capital Markets and Investment Sales followed by a role in the acquisitions team of a large national real estate investment company, brings a level of sophistication that bolsters Denham Wolf’s brokerage and strategic planning assignments.
Kate is dedicated to working within her community. For the past three years, Kate has served as PTA President for P.S. 151 and is a Deacon at The Brick Presbyterian Church. Kate is a licensed Real Estate Broker and holds a Bachelor’s Degree from the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas, Austin, and studied Structured and Project Finance at Bocconi University in Milan, Italy.
Cameron Tuttle
As a Transactions Manager, Cameron works with Denham Wolf’s Transaction Services team to support our nonprofit clients in property acquisition, disposition, and strategic real estate planning. Her portfolio includes leading acquisition and disposition projects, creating accurate real estate-related financial models and other analyses, and providing financial and market analysis to aid Denham Wolf’s clients in these areas.
During her tenure at Denham Wolf, Cameron has demonstrated her versatility by leading a diverse range of projects. These include securing a 35-year lease for an 8,000-square-foot healthcare facility in the South Bronx on behalf of a healthcare client and overseeing the disposition of historic church property in Hell’s Kitchen.
Cameron brings a passion for real estate and nonprofits to Denham Wolf and her experience as a Corporate Financial Analyst at K. Hovnanian, a leading national new home builder. Previous experience supporting real estate transactions and performing financial modeling at K. Hovnanian, combined with internships in the finance industry supporting Sales and Trading teams for Derivatives, Equities, and Fixed Income Research, give Cameron a diverse range of skills that she can draw on when supporting nonprofits and helping them further their mission. Cameron holds a bachelor’s degree in business and economics from Lehigh University, where she majored in Finance with a focus on Real Estate.
