MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL.

Acadia Realty Trust announced that president Kenneth F. Bernstein has been elected by the board of trustees to the additional post of chief executive officer. Ross Dworman, the current chairman and chief executive officer, will remain as chairman of the board, continuing his role with regard to the company's business planning and strategic actions to enhance shareholder value.

The company also announced that Perry Kamerman, currently senior vice president and director of finance, was promoted to chief financial officer and Joseph Napolitano was promoted to senior vice president and director of retail management.

Bernstein has worked on Acadia's management team for the past ten years. In his new position, he will assume greater leadership responsibility for the management of the company, focusing on implementing its business plan. Bernstein plans to pay particular attention to closing the gap between the company's net asset value and its share price.

Cushman & Wakefield Inc. announced that Joseph A. Cabrera has joined the company as an executive director.

Cabrera brings 15 years of professional brokerage experience to the company, as well as a list of clients, including Bertelsmann, Citigroup, DraftWorldwide, Harcourt, Inc., and Reuters, Inc. Cabrera was formerly an executive managing director with Insignia/ESG in New York City, where he completed more than 20 million square feet of leasing transactions in 100 cities during his career. Prior to working with Insignia/ESG, Cabrera was northeast regional president of The Galbreath Company.

In 1998, he shared the Real Estate Board of New York Robert T. Lawrence Deal of the Year Award for co-brokering the Reuters 3 Time Square consolidation deal with Bruce Mosler and Joseph Simone, of Tishman Realty. The 855,000-square-foot Reuters deal was one of the largest transactions in New York City and the nation that year. Most recently, Cabrera completed a 120,000-square-foot transaction at 919 Third Ave. for DraftWorldwide's New York corporate office and consulted on the 130,000-square-foot relocation of the company's Chicago office.

Cabrera received a B.A. from Columbia University in 1982, and is also an attorney. He was an All-Ivy running back for Columbia from 1979 to 1981.

Robert Pappas has been named operations manager for the New York office of Carlson.

In his new position, Pappas will oversee and direct all program management and construction project management, provide problem-solving support and direction for project teams, and work with the general manger to develop long-term strategic plans.

Pappas is a registered architect with more than 20 years of experience in the design and construction of mission-critical facilities. He has managed a diverse portfolio of projects ranging in value from $5 million to $120 million, including web hosting data centers, telco switch sites, co-location facilities, and POP sites. For the financial services industry, he has managed numerous multi-site regional and national retail rollouts.

Pappas earned a B.S. in architecture from the New York Institute of Technology. He is a member of the American Institute of Architects.

David Workman has joined Brown Harris Stevens as the firm's executive director of the commercial services division, announced Arthur W. Zeckendorf and Kent M. Swig, cochairmen of Brown Harris Stevens.

Prior to joining Brown Harris Stevens, Workman was senior vice president for CB Richard Ellis, Inc., Koll Real Estate, and Marcus & Millichap where he represented some of the nation's major corporations in the entertainment, media, financial, and professional services industries, providing leasing, investment, and acquisition advisory services. With previous Wall Street and Big Five accounting experience, Workman has combined his financial and analytic backgrounds to serve such clients as NEC America, Metromedia, The New York Design Center, and Pace University, among many others.

Workman graduated from Brandeis University in 1983 with a bachelor of arts in economics. He has been active in the Young Men and Women's Real Estate Association, and The New York University's Real Estate School of Continuing Education.

Meringoff Properties announced the appointment of Joshua D. Gleiber as senior vice president of the firm.

The firm of Brennan Beer Gorman/Architects and Brennan Beer Gorman Monk/Interiors announced, the promotions of David Hawthorne and Marion Fernandez to senior associates, of Frank Bonura and Roberto Estorque to associates, and of Marilyn Reid to associate.

Since joining the firm in May of 1998, Hawthorne has served as the project manager on the Secaucus Transfer Station in Secaucus, N.J. At the same time, he has contributed to the management of New York City Transit subway station rehabilitation projects. Before joining BBG, Hawthorne worked with LDA Architects, HOK Architects, ED2 Architects, getting involved with such projects as the SF0 BART Station, the Yerba Buena Gardens Children's Center, and the San Francisco Asian Art Museum. A registered architect in New York, New Jersey, and California, he holds a bachelor's degree in environmental design and a master's degree in architecture from Texas A & M University.

Fernandez has worked with BBG since 1986, serving as a project architect and job captain. He has worked a wide range of projects, including Macy's Plaza Las Americas in San Juan, Puerto Rico; Mohegan Sun Resort & Casino in Uncasville, Conn.; Sheraton New York Executive Center in New York City; Bullock's Department Stores in Burbank and Northridge, CA; and the Stamford Government Center in Stamford, Conn. He holds a B.S. degree in architecture from the University of San Agustin in the Philippines.

Bonura joined BBG in June 1999, serving as project manager for the Intercontinental Hotel and Conference Center for the Cleveland Clinic Foundation. He has also made significant contributions to the firm's business development program. Before joining BBG, Bonura worked with Skidmore Owings and Merrill. He is a registered architect in New York and a member of the New York Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. He earned his bachelor's degree in architecture from the new York Institute of Technology and his M.S. in architecture and urban design from Columbia University.

Estorque joined BBG in May 1997, bringing more than ten years of experience. He currently serves as the senior technical project coordinator for the Mystic Marriott Hotel & Spa in Groton, Conn and the Mandarin Oriental Hotel at Columbus Center. He has also served on the project teams for Hotel Sofitel New York and Peninsula New York. A graduate of the University of Iloilo in the Philippines, he holds a B.S. in architecture and is a member of the United Architects of the Philippines and the Philippine Institute of Architects.

Since joining BBGM, Reid has worked on a variety of projects involving corporate office interiors and space planning. These included the Mohegan Temporary Office Building in Uncasville, Conn., the Parsons Brinckerhoff at One Penn Plaza, the Parsons Brinckerhoff at the Gateway Center in Newark, N.J. and Prudential Securities in Reston, Va. She holds an associate degree in interior design from the New York School of Interior Design, and has studied at the School of Visual Arts and the Pratt Pheonix School of Design in New York City.

CSFB Realty Corp. announced the hiring of Michael Lagana as a director of its corporate real estate group. Lagana is former head of the UBS Warburg's Corporate Real Estate asset management department in the Americas. CSFB Realty Corp.'s corporate real estate group is responsible for real estate transactions on behalf of Credit Suisse First Boston, its subsidiaries and affiliates.

Prior to joining UBS in 1993, Lagana worked in real estate asset management at Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., and in commercial office and retail development.

Houlihan Lokey Howard & Zukin announced that Mark Mariner has joined the firm as a vice president in its New York office. Mariner will manage engagements for the firm's real estate group and report to the group's managing director John Bralower.

Prior to joining Houlihan Lokey, Marmer spent five years as a real estate/ corporate associate in the New York office of the law firm of Debevoise & Plimpton. Representing REITs, real estate funds and Fortune 500 corporations, Marmer executed purchase, sale, lease and financing transactions of office, retail, hospitality and multi-family real estate throughout the U.S. as well as in Europe and Asia. Additional responsibilities included assignments in leveraged leasing securitization, construction and development financing, and mergers and acquisitions.

Marmer graduated cum laude from Harvard University with an A.B. in economics from Harvard University, and received his J.D. from New York University School of Law, where he graduated magna cum laude and earned Order of the Coif honors.

IA (Interior Architects) has announced the appointment of Catherine T. Sullivan as account manager at the firm's New York offices.

Sullivan has more than 18 years of practical and diversified experience in architecture, interior design, and project management. Her clients include ADP, AT&T, Met Life, North American Philips Corporation, Prudential Insurance, and the Sheraton Meadowlands Plaza.

Sullivan has supervised numerous corporate, facilities, hospitality, and retail design projects. As project manager and lead designer on several projects, her responsibilities have included development of corporate standards, design development, management, and construction administration.

Sullivan earned a B.A. in architecture from the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Fla., and her M.A. in business administration & finance from the Fairleigh Dickinson University. She resides in Tenafly, N.J.