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| Christy Ingle |
Christy Ingle, who was senior VP at CBRE, has joined Lincoln Property Co. as chief marketing and communications officer.
Ingle handled CBRE's PR for its advisory services (leasing, sales, property management, valuations) and real estate investments (Trammell Crow Co. and CBRE Investment management).
Ingle is now responsible for Lincoln’s global brand strategy, business development, media relations and internal communications efforts.
Based in Dallas, Lincoln has 3,200 professionals and 35 offices in the US, along with outposts in London, Prague and Warsaw.
CEO Clay Duvall said Ingle’s “deep background working for one of the real estate industry’s most recognizable brands will be instrumental in helping us evolve our platform and client experience.”
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