WTC exec moves to NY transport agency
Janno Lieber leaving real estate firm Silverstein Properties to manage Metropolitan Transportation Authority's capital projects and real estate assets
New York
A REAL estate executive who played a prominent role in rebuilding the World Trade Center complex in Lower Manhattan will join the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to oversee its large infrastructure projects, officials said on Wednesday.
The executive, Janno Lieber, is leaving Silverstein Properties, a real estate firm, for a new role as chief development officer at the authority, which runs New York City's subways, buses and commuter railroads. Starting in May, Mr Lieber will manage the agency's capital projects and real estate assets, Governor Andrew Cuomo said. "The projects in this newly created portfolio are essential…
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