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Pawel Koltun, CCIM
Corporate Business Adviser, Age 29
Corporate Business Advisory
Kamien, Poland
One of the youngest men to earn the
CCIM designation in Poland, Koltun
began his career in commercial real estate
at the age of 22 and soon became a director for
one of Poland’s largest brokerages. He has since
worked with U.S.-based companies such as the
Boston Consulting Group, global investors, and
leading banks in Poland.
Since launching his own company, Koltun con-
tinues to provide diversified professional services
for investors, developers, and global organizations
through his extensive experience in banking and
finance.
“As one of CCIM’s oldest international partners,
Poland and its business leaders continue to recog-
nize and greatly respect the CCIM designation,”
Koltun says. “The designation allows me to reach
out to larger companies as prospective clients and
strengthens my position as an industry expert.”
Facts About
Millennials
n Believe in listening to their clients’
needs and putting their clients’
interests before their own.*
n Prefer to harness technology to work
more efficiently, as opposed to putting
in longer hours.*
n Desire to work in a collaborative work
environment by devising common
goals, brainstorming ideas, and
engaging in problem-solving sessions.*
n Want to make an impact through their
employers.**
n View business positively and believe
in behaving in a responsible manner.**
* Source: SVN Millennial Commercial Real Estate
Career Report
** Source: Deloitte Millennial Survey 2017
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Tyler Chesser, CCIM
Vice President of Commercial Investments, Age 28
Gant Hill & Associates
Louisville, Ky.
As Vice President of Commercial Investments at Gant Hill & Associ-
ates, Chesser lends his expertise to investors on portfolio acquisitions
and dispositions across several sectors of the industry. While earning the
CCIM designation, Chesser was awarded the Frank F. Weisberg CCIM
Scholarship for standing out among his peers.
The awards didn’t stop after earning his designation in October 2017.
Chesser also has won several awards recognizing his contributions to the
Kentucky real estate market, such as the 2017 Kentucky Real Estate Exchan-
gors “Rookie” Real Estate Exchangor of the Year and the 2017 Kentucky
Commercial Real Estate Alliance Multifamily Broker of the Year.
While he has been elected to the KREE board of directors, the Multi-
family Broker of the Year honor usually is given to seasoned veterans who
have been working in the multifamily sector for decades. In addition to
his professional achievements, Chesser also volunteers for the outreach
committee in the Louisville Apartment Association, where he provides
support to the less fortunate.
Andrew Green, CCIM
Associate, Age 26
Colliers International
Fort Myers, Fla.
When he earned his CCIM pin in October 2017, Green became the
youngest person ever in his office to earn the designation. He is a graduate
of Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers, where he still mentors
students gaining real estate degrees.
His hard work and client-focused approach helped Green complete more
than $50 million in sales volume in 2017, including a $19.7 million sale of
a 3.5-acre parcel in Naples, Fla. In addition to helping other aspiring real
estate professionals, he is actively involved with the Florida CCIM Chapter,
as well as numerous other professional organizations in southwest Florida.
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