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LEE & ASSOCIATES ADDS ANOTHER HIGH-PROFILE INDUSTRY VETERAN

Marlene Spritzer joins as Senior Director; she has produced deal volumes over $75 million in the past three years.

September 3, 2019 (Raleigh, NC) – Lee & Associates Raleigh Durham, the regional office of the nationwide leader in commercial real estate services, today announced that Triangle commercial real estate veteran Marlene Spritzer, JD, CCIM, has joined the firm as Senior Director. Marlene will primarily focus on serving as a Tenant and Buyer Representative for life science, technology and healthcare clients, drawing upon her unparalleled experience in these key Triangle industries.

Marlene most recently served as the Corporate Managing Director, Raleigh-Durham for Savills. She brings a unique background as an attorney with a B.S. in Chemistry from Carnegie Mellon University, a Certified Commercial Investment Management (CCIM) certification, and over two decades of experience in commercial real estate. She has extensive experience in nearly every field of business, including investment sales, life sciences, TAMI, industrial, legal, healthcare, retail and financial services.

“Marlene has been an incredible asset to the Triangle commercial real estate industry for over 20 years,” said Karah Jennings McConnell, Principal, Lee & Associates Raleigh Durham. “We value Marlene’s experience, market expertise, and entrepreneurial spirit. It is an honor to have her join our team.”

Marlene has held additional roles at Cresa, GVA Advantis and Morris Commercial Real Estate. Prior to that, she was a practicing attorney at Duke University and Dewey & Lebouf. Marlene is an active member of the commercial real estate industry and civic organizations and has been highly involved with NCBIO, the North Carolina Economic Development Association, the North Carolina CCIM Chapter Executive Board, the North Carolina Commercial Real Estate Forms Committee, the Research Triangle Park Rotary Club and the North Carolina Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

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