Employees finalize a sale their boss tells them to. Then, three years later they finalize a sale from PRC-related to company to American company at a post-COVID discount (how does that Wuhan lab taste?) because new boss who was brought in from the outside told them to. And three years later, when new boss leaves company to run for Congress, employees who liked said boss, give lavishly to him. As the Wendy's commercial used to say, "Where's the Beef?" There's literally nothing here.
Readers! Do you work at a company where ypu and 20 of your coworkers would donate to your former bosses campaign out of the goodness of your heart? Colliers international sounds like a magical company if that is the case.
Does it matter? He is for all intents and purposes out of Colliers. If he's not elected, maybe he returns there, maybe not. If he's elected, he's not going back.
So he has 20-some employees donate a combined $24,000 to him? These aren't max donations and it's miniscule next to the total amount he has raised. Go outside and touch some grass. Or smoke some grass. Or stop smoking grass. Whatever works.
3 of the acquisitions you cite took place in 2017, when Carris was senior managing director at CBRE. The Franklin Park facility was a sale from wanxiang to Brookfield Properties.
The relationship between Wanxiang and Colliers is the 40 year relationship between Wanxiang CEO Larry Krueger and then-Colliers managing director (Carris's predecessor) David Kahnweiler.
Neither donated to Carris. Kahnweiler is a big donor to Democrats, from Kamala Harris to Alexi Giannoulias to Tammy Duckworth to Dan Seals, while Krueger has only given to Cory Booker.
But back to Wanxiang buying buildings with Colliers. This was the Kahnweiler regime. The fact Colliers went outside to get a new managing director indicates a change of direction.
Max Wisdom. All 3 acquisitions involved Jim Carris Donors. There were more i did not post. You can double check on fec.gov
Employees finalize a sale their boss tells them to. Then, three years later they finalize a sale from PRC-related to company to American company at a post-COVID discount (how does that Wuhan lab taste?) because new boss who was brought in from the outside told them to. And three years later, when new boss leaves company to run for Congress, employees who liked said boss, give lavishly to him. As the Wendy's commercial used to say, "Where's the Beef?" There's literally nothing here.
Readers! Do you work at a company where ypu and 20 of your coworkers would donate to your former bosses campaign out of the goodness of your heart? Colliers international sounds like a magical company if that is the case.
I'm sorry you never had a boss like that. It's not the company that's "magical," it's the leader.
How would ban on China acquiring real estate in America effect Colliers international? Please be honest and stop shilling.
Does it matter? He is for all intents and purposes out of Colliers. If he's not elected, maybe he returns there, maybe not. If he's elected, he's not going back.
So he has 20-some employees donate a combined $24,000 to him? These aren't max donations and it's miniscule next to the total amount he has raised. Go outside and touch some grass. Or smoke some grass. Or stop smoking grass. Whatever works.
"Does it matter?" Isn’t an answer to my question. How would a ban on Chinese firms aquiring american real estate effect colliers international?
3 of the acquisitions you cite took place in 2017, when Carris was senior managing director at CBRE. The Franklin Park facility was a sale from wanxiang to Brookfield Properties.
The relationship between Wanxiang and Colliers is the 40 year relationship between Wanxiang CEO Larry Krueger and then-Colliers managing director (Carris's predecessor) David Kahnweiler.
Neither donated to Carris. Kahnweiler is a big donor to Democrats, from Kamala Harris to Alexi Giannoulias to Tammy Duckworth to Dan Seals, while Krueger has only given to Cory Booker.
But back to Wanxiang buying buildings with Colliers. This was the Kahnweiler regime. The fact Colliers went outside to get a new managing director indicates a change of direction.
Really a tin-hat worthy article.