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Diana L. Biasotti is a seasoned agency leasing specialist with a history of successful property positioning, implementing comprehensive marketing campaigns, negotiating complex leases, supervising leasing and management personnel, creating customized analyses and reporting for each client.

From 2003 to 2010, Ms. Biasotti served as the lead broker/asset manager of Cushman & Wakefield's Strategic Agency Services Group for the New York Metro Region where she focused on property positioning and leasing strategy.  Her portfolio included over 10 million square feet for many of the region's most recognizable landlords including Beacon Capital Partners, The Blackstone Group, Eastgate Realty Corp., LeFrak Organization, MetLife, New York Life, SL Green Realty Corp., Stawski Partners, Vornado Realty Trust and the Trump Organization.  During her tenure, she was the recipient of the firm's "Building of the Year" award 4 times.

Prior to joining C&W, Ms. Biasotti spent more than 13 years at Tishman Speyer Properties. Her various roles encompassed building management, international commercial and residential development, corporate strategy and marketing and commercial leasing. From 1994 to 2002, her 12 million sf portfolio consisted of various properties in New York, including the Chrysler Center, Rockefeller Center, 620/1290/1301 Avenue of the Americas, 237 Park Avenue and 520 Madison Avenue as well as facilities in Virginia. As an established office brokerage professional, she showed versatility by also conducting a majority of the retail transactions in Tishman Speyer's New York portfolio.

Complementing Ms. Biasotti's extensive transaction experience is her thorough understanding of strategic planning and corporate infrastructure and communication. Throughout her tenure, she enhanced individual properties by directing many highly regarded marketing campaigns and brokerage community events. Following the reorganization of Rockefeller Center's ownership in 2002, Ms. Biasotti not only ensured the success of the leasing process but also coordinated the management strategy to better meet the overall goals of the new ownership.

Benjamin Bass is the youngest Vice Chairman in JLL's national brokerage division, where he has established himself as a powerhouse in both landlord and tenant representation services. With a proven track record of closing high-profile deals and a keen understanding of the New York real estate market, Ben has become an invaluable asset to clients navigating complex transactions.  He bases his practice on cultivating exclusive and long-term relationships, and is recognized as a trustworthy and honest advocate for the companies he works with.

Benjamin is the current board chair of the Next Generation leadership board for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, an organization he has been actively involved with since 2015. He was also elected to JLL’s Leadership Counsel Advisory Board for a three-year program to help drive the mission of JLL’s leadership board in the local New York market.

In 2013, Benjamin was selected by The Commercial Observer as one of New York’s 30 Under 30 in recognition of his position as a rising star in commercial real estate. He was a runner-up for the Real Estate Board of New York’s 2013 and 2014 Rookie of the Year Award. He has also been named a CoStar Power Broker several years throughout his career.

Paul N. Glickman is a Vice Chairman and International Director in JLL's New York office. He is also a member of the firm's Executive Management Committee for the New York Tri-State Region. Paul is a highly-accomplished broker who is skilled in both tenant and owner representation. For his tenant advisory clients, he provides strategic planning services that fulfill their business objectives and create long-term value and success. For building owners, he develops and executes targeted marketing and repositioning strategies that help identify and secure credit tenants to increase asset value. Beyond Paul's focus on the Tri-state Region, he serves a number of national and global clients through JLL's international platform. He joined JLL in 2011 and is co-leader of a 20-member brokerage team. Over the course of his 30-year career, Paul has developed and maintained relationships with an impressive array of clients, including some of the nation's leading financial service corporations, law firms, publishing organizations, technology firms, not for profits and entertainment companies such as Citigroup Inc., AXA Client Services/Equitable Life Assurance Society, MetLife Inc., New York Life Insurance Company, Philips Electronics North America, Inc., Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC and the United Nations Development Corporation. Paul has also represented owners in over 23 million s.f. of transactions. Some of his agency clients include Brookfield Properties, Edward J. Minskoff Equities, Silverstein Properties, SJP Properties, S.L. Green Realty Corp., Stawski Partners and Eastgate Realty. Paul has been instrumental in negotiating many of Manhattan's largest and most complex leasing transactions, including 15 of Crain's New York Business's "Top 50" transactions over the past five years. He won The Real Estate Board of New York's Henry Hart Rice Award for the Most Ingenious Deal of the Year in 2008. This award recognized his creativity and management of Ogilvy & Mather's 560,000-s.f. lease at 636 Eleventh Avenue, which was considered a pioneering transaction in a non-traditional office market when it was signed. In 2009, Paul brokered the second-largest lease in Manhattan: New York Life Insurance Company's 415,000-s.f. renewal at 63 Madison Avenue, while in 2011, he arranged Bloomberg LLP's 420,000-s.f. lease at 120 Park Avenue. Prior to joining JLL, Paul was among the top 30 producing brokers worldwide for nine consecutive years at Cushman & Wakefield and top 10 brokers worldwide for three consecutive years. He was a three-time recipient of the firm's New York-area "Strategic Agency Services Award" for the successful lease-up of 360 Madison Avenue, 505 Fifth Avenue, and Grand Central Square (485 Lexington Avenue/750 Third Avenue).