Commercial brokerage taps executive to drive growth through challenging times
Partners Real Estate, an independent commercial real estate firm, has named Matthew Steitz (pictured) as its first chief financial officer.
Amid a challenging market, the Texas-based commercial brokerage appointed Steitz to drive its financial strategy, managing financial operations and providing strategic financial guidance that complements the company's growth.
Steitz transitioned to Partners from Conquest Completion Services, where he spent six years holding various leadership roles. During his tenure at Conquest, Steitz was instrumental in multiple credit restructurings and capital raises.
Partners' media release also referred to Steitz's key role in spearheading a "complex 13-week cash flow model that effectively preserved liquidity through COVID-19 and subsequent restructuring, showcasing his ability to adapt and strategize during challenging times."
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"Matt brings an exceptional depth of financial expertise and a proven track record of strategic leadership to our team at Partners Real Estate," said Jon Silberman, managing partner. "His extensive experience in building and optimizing financial operations, coupled with his ability to drive growth through sound financial strategies, make him the ideal CFO for our organization. We are excited to welcome Matt to the firm."
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