A Recognition of Excellence in Commercial Real Estate
Goulston & Storrs, a prominent Am Law 200 firm, proudly announces that directors Cecilia Gordon and Christine Roddy have earned accolades as recipients of the 2024 Connect Commercial Real Estate Women in Real Estate Awards. This honor celebrates their exemplary professional achievements and inspirational leadership, showcasing their profound impact within the commercial real estate sector.
Celebrating Cecilia Gordon's Contributions
Leading with Vision and Expertise
Cecilia Gordon, recognized for her remarkable contributions, serves as the Co-Chair of both the Real Estate Group and the Hospitality and Recreation Industry Group within the firm. She directs a talented team of over 100 attorneys dedicated to navigating complex real estate challenges. Her expertise extends to advising national and regional developers, investment funds, and property owners on multifaceted real estate matters.
Gordon's commitment to the hospitality sector is evident as she guides clients in areas such as hotel and resort investments, branding, and management. Her role often involves arranging equity investments across diverse real estate asset classes, employing joint ventures and preferred equity structures. In addition to her leadership roles, she is an active participant in the firm's Newer Director Committee and the D.C. Committee. Her academic background includes a J.D. from New York University School of Law and a B.A. from Harvard University, where she graduated magna cum laude.
Christine Roddy's Impact on Urban Development
A Dedicated Advocate for Sustainable Growth
Christine Roddy, another honoree, has built her reputation by focusing on zoning and land use, historic preservation, municipal law, and urban renewal. She adeptly counsels clients engaged in the development of various project types, including mixed-use developments, offices, retail spaces, and residential buildings. Her diverse client base encompasses developers, colleges, non-profit organizations, and even foreign governments, exemplifying her versatility and commitment to advancing community development.
In her capacity at the firm, Roddy is central to the Real Estate Group and applies her expertise to enhance the firm’s Wellbeing Advisory Group. With a J.D. from Vanderbilt Law School and a B.A. from Duke University, where she graduated cum laude, she combines legal knowledge with a passionate dedication to her clients’ success.
About Goulston & Storrs
At Goulston & Storrs, collaboration serves as a fundamental strategy, enhancing client relations and driving effective outcomes. The firm is recognized for practicing law with both excellence and integrity. A culture of respect and teamwork fosters transparent discussions and creativity, leading to optimal results for clients. Committed to diversity and inclusion, Goulston & Storrs promotes an environment where sophisticated business practices thrive alongside genuine camaraderie.
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Contact Information
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the 2024 Women in Real Estate Awards?
The 2024 Women in Real Estate Awards celebrate women who have excelled in their professional fields within the commercial real estate industry.
Who are the honorees from Goulston & Storrs?
Cecilia Gordon and Christine Roddy were recognized for their exceptional contributions and leadership in commercial real estate.
What roles do Gordon and Roddy hold at Goulston & Storrs?
Cecilia Gordon is the Co-Chair of the Real Estate Group, while Christine Roddy focuses on zoning, land use, and urban development projects.
How does Goulston & Storrs foster collaboration?
The firm emphasizes collaboration as a core strategy, promoting open discussions and teamwork to achieve excellent client outcomes.
What qualifications do the honorees possess?
Cecilia Gordon holds a J.D. from New York University and a B.A. from Harvard University, whereas Christine Roddy earned her J.D. from Vanderbilt and her B.A. from Duke University.
