Cushman & Wakefield Names Peter Adamo, Adam Lawler Executive Managing Directors in Chicago

By Public Technologies
  • Cushman & Wakefield appointed Peter Adamo and Adam Lawler as executive managing directors for its Chicago office leasing and capital markets teams.
  • Madeline Leland joined as transaction manager, bringing experience overseeing deals from proposal through execution. All three hires came from CBRE.
  • Adamo spent 33 years at CBRE, specializing in corporate real estate leasing and sales.
  • Lawler previously held positions at Crestlight Capital and Sterling Bay, with experience in leasing, investment sales and portfolio management.


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