Andrew Nadler has served in various senior-level leasing and asset management roles for public REITs and private real estate developers since 1987.

 

Andrew founded Summit Strategies in 2009 to provide businesses with a broad range of financial, operational and leasing expertise to increase cash flow. 

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Prior to forming Summit Strategies, he served as Senior Vice President of Leasing and officer for a private developer based in Washington, DC and Beverly Hills, CA, where he oversaw the east and west coast leasing, directed numerous lease and rent restructuring negotiations and played a key role in corporate strategic planning.  Before that, Mr. Nadler served as Vice President, Leasing and Management for Jones Lang LaSalle Americas (JLL) where he oversaw the leasing and asset management for Aetna Life Insurance Company, the GSA and Lend Lease Real Estate Investments' retail and office portfolio throughout Connecticut. Andrew began his real estate career in Boston, Massachusetts and became the Director of Retail Leasing for The Flatley Company, a Fortune 500 company overseeing 5 million square feet of shopping center space throughout New England and Florida.
 
Mr. Nadler appeared on Connecticut's NBC television affiliate "Breaking News" broadcasts outlining plans for a $27 million dollar revitalization of the Hartford Civic Center mall, a mixed-use public/private joint venture with the City of Hartford. His opinions have been sought by such notable publications as The Washington Post, The Hartford Courant, The Gazette of Politics and Business, The Maryland Daily Record, Shopping Center World and Shopping Center Today and presents at Economic Development Corporation, Chamber of Commerce and the U.S. SBA Small Business Development Center conferences.
 
He received his BS in Computer Science and Mathematics with a minor in Economics from the University of Denver and furthered his education at Boston University Questrom School of Business Real Estate Finance program. He is a long-time member of the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), member of the Washington DC ICSC Government Affairs Committee and participant at AHLA conferences. He is a licensed real estate broker in Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C.

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