Colliers in Memphis adds 3 stockholders
Three are all senior vice presidents for office
The Memphis office of the commercial real estate firm Colliers International has just added three stockholders.
Tim Mashburn, Andrew Phillips and Preston Thomas have joined chief executives Andy Cates, president of brokerage services, and Brad Kornegay, president of asset services, as stockholders.
Mashburn is senior vice president of the asset services group’s industrial division. He is responsible for day-to-day contact and leasing for a number of Colliers International's institutional clients. He has been with Colliers since 2006.
Thomas, senior vice president of industrial services, represents corporations, landlords, tenants and investors in acquisition, disposition and leasing in the Memphis area. He also started with Colliers in 2006.
Phillips, senior vice president of investment and retail services, advises private and institutional clients on leasing and disposition of retail, office, and industrial properties in the region. He also represents services and lending institutions on distressed and nonperforming assets. He joined Colliers in 2008.
Together, the two local Colliers offices employ 35 brokers, associates, property managers and support staff.
The firm was founded 71 years ago by Russell Wilkinson and Robert Snowden. It became Colliers Wilkinson Snowden in 1991 when it joined Colliers International, a global partnership of commercial real estate firms. In 2010 the firm became simply Colliers International, and in 2013 the leadership was passed on to Cates and Kornegay.