Andrew Kimball to oversee NYU real estate portfolio
Andrew Kimball just landed a new job. New York University hired the former Economic Development Corporation president and CEO to oversee the school’s global real estate portfolio, Crain’s New York Business reported. Kimball will take over in August with the title senior vice president for global real estate, facilities and campus development. The annual base salary range for this position is around $600,000, according to job posting. NYU Langone Health’s portfolio will not roll up to Kimball. Kimball will be tasked with overseeing a roughly 20 million-square-foot global real estate portfolio. “This is about managing that footprint primarily, as opposed […]
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