Cushman & Wakefield last month elevated one of its top producers to vice chairman, the highest position a broker at the firm can attain.
Tara Stacom was promoted from executive vice president, and has spent all of her more than 20 years in real estate with Cushman & Wakefield. She ranked as the firm’s top-producing broker globally in 2004, the first woman at Cushman & Wakefield to ever do so. Stacom has been on the firm’s board of directors since 2003. (She did not return phone calls and emails for comment.)
Her clients include the Bank of New York, Colgate- Palmolive Company, J & W Seligman and Company, and the McGraw-Hill Companies. Many of these clients, according to a company release, have been with Stacom for a decade-plus. Stacom, whose sister Darcy Stacom is an executive vice president at competing firm CB Richard Ellis, also represents several landlords in the city as a leasing agent for more than 10 million square feet of Class A office space.