San Francisco firm acquires Va. Beach apartment complex
Apartment complex has 196 units.
San Francisco-based real estate firm Hamilton Zanze (HZ) acquired the Indigo 19 apartment community in Virginia Beach in a deal that closed on Jan. 14. The five-story apartment community located at 1940 Pavilion Drive, in close proximity to the Virginia Beach boardwalk, includes 196 units — each averaging 931 square feet. At the time of
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Dulles-based ERP platform developer Unanet adds six new executives
The announcement comes seven months after ‘significant’ investment from JMI Equity
Dulles-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform developer Unanet has hired six executives, the company announced Friday. Assad Jarrahian was appointed as chief operating officer. Most recently, Jarrahian was the senior vice president of product at Toronto, Ontario, Canada-based Intelex Technologies ULC. He has also worked for companies including Pearson, Digidata, Oracle and EMS Software. He
Booz Allen Hamilton promotes Judi Dotson to executive VP
Dotson currently leads the firm’s Joint Combatant Command account.
McLean-based management consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton is promoting Judi Dotson to executive vice president effective April 1, the company announced Jan. 17. Dotson has been with Booz Allen Hamilton for 31 years and currently leads the firm’s Joint Combatant Command account, which works for U.S. Department of Defense clients such as the Defense Advanced
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Yount, Hyde and Barbour acquires Woodcock & Associates PC
Woodcock & Associates specializes in construction accounting.
Winchester-based accounting and consulting firm Yount, Hyde and Barbour (YHB) has acquired Fredericksburg-based accounting firm Woodcock & Associates PC, YHB announced late last week. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. Woodcock & Associates specializes in construction accounting and has worked with clients in the Greater Washington-Richmond corridor since 2000. The firm provides assurance,
Breakout Capital promotes McLean Wilson to CEO and president
Wilson previously was chief credit officer and was the company’s first lender in 2016.
McLean-based financial services company Breakout Capital LLC has promoted McLean Wilson from chief credit officer to chief executive officer and president, the company announced Jan. 14. Wilson joined Breakout — which provides capital loans and underwriting to small businesses —in 2016 as the company’s first lender. In his new role, he will continue to oversee
GreeneHurlocker promotes Paul Allen to operations officer
Allen joined the law firm in August 2016.
Henrico County-based law firm GreeneHurlocker has promoted Paul Allen to operations officer, Co-Managing Member Brian Greene announced Friday. Allen joined GreeneHurlocker in August 2016 as a paralegal and operations manager, having previously working as a paralegal both locally and nationally. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Hampden-Sydney College in political science and economics. Founded in 2012,
Mid-Atlantic CCIM Chapter names new president
Heather Placer will represent members in Va., W.Va., Md. and D.C.
The Mid-Atlantic Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) Chapter has elected Heather Placer of Richmond-based real estate agency Shaheen, Ruth, Martin & Fonville as its chapter president, the organization announced Friday. There are more than 13,000 members in 50 CCIM chapters globally — each focused on networking and education for real estate agents who receive the
Herndon office buildings acquired near Amazon Web Services
Goodstone LLC and Waterfall Asset Management secured $49.6M to acquire and renovate the buildings.
A joint venture between Washington, D.C.-based real estate company Goodstone LLC and New York City-based investment company Waterfall Asset Management secured $49.625 million in debt financing from Bridge Investment Group LLC to acquire and renovate two office buildings in Herndon adjacent to Amazon Web Services’ East Coast headquarters. The Northridge I and II buildings, two
Whitney, Bradley & Brown acquires Decisive Analytics Corp.
Reston company has acquired the Arlington-based defense analytics provider.
Reston-based program management and consulting provider Whitney, Bradley & Brown Inc. (WBB) has acquired Arlington-based defense analytics provider Decisive Analytics Corp. (DAC), according to WBB’s parent company, H.I.G. Capital (H.I.G). Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, but H.I.G is a global private equity investment firm with more than $35 billion of equity capital
Atlantic Union Bank sells Fredericksburg building for $3.575M
The 21,594-square-foot property is located directly off U.S. Route 1.
Atlantic Union Bank sold one of its Fredericksburg office buildings for $3.575 million but will continue occupying the first floor, leasing it from the new owner, Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer announced this week. The 21,594-square-foot property located at 4805 Lassen Lane in Spotsylvania County is situated on approximately 2.24 acres located directly off U.S.
Liberty University merges schools of communication, arts
The new School of Communication and the Arts has more than 2,000 students.
Liberty University’s School of Communication and Digital Content and its School of Visual and Performing Arts are merging to create the School of Communication and the Arts, Liberty announced Friday. The newly combined school has more than 2,000 students and offer residential and online programs. Dean Scott Hayes will oversee residential students and Dean Kevin
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Dulles-based ERP platform developer Unanet adds six new executives
The announcement comes seven months after ‘significant’ investment from JMI Equity
Dulles-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform developer Unanet has hired six executives, the company announced Friday. Assad Jarrahian was appointed as chief operating officer. Most recently, Jarrahian was the senior vice president of product at Toronto, Ontario, Canada-based Intelex Technologies ULC. He has also worked for companies including Pearson, Digidata, Oracle and EMS Software. He
Booz Allen Hamilton promotes Judi Dotson to executive VP
Dotson currently leads the firm’s Joint Combatant Command account.
McLean-based management consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton is promoting Judi Dotson to executive vice president effective April 1, the company announced Jan. 17. Dotson has been with Booz Allen Hamilton for 31 years and currently leads the firm’s Joint Combatant Command account, which works for U.S. Department of Defense clients such as the Defense Advanced
Breakout Capital promotes McLean Wilson to CEO and president
Wilson previously was chief credit officer and was the company’s first lender in 2016.
McLean-based financial services company Breakout Capital LLC has promoted McLean Wilson from chief credit officer to chief executive officer and president, the company announced Jan. 14. Wilson joined Breakout — which provides capital loans and underwriting to small businesses —in 2016 as the company’s first lender. In his new role, he will continue to oversee
GreeneHurlocker promotes Paul Allen to operations officer
Allen joined the law firm in August 2016.
Henrico County-based law firm GreeneHurlocker has promoted Paul Allen to operations officer, Co-Managing Member Brian Greene announced Friday. Allen joined GreeneHurlocker in August 2016 as a paralegal and operations manager, having previously working as a paralegal both locally and nationally. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Hampden-Sydney College in political science and economics. Founded in 2012,
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine has “a little window” into what it looks like when the balance of power shifts in a Virginia legislative body. He was Virginia’s governor in 2007 when Democrats took control of the state Senate. That wasn’t nearly as seismic a change as Virginians will witness this General Assembly session when Democrats
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