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| John Crossman |
TALLAHASSEE, FL – The Florida A&M University Foundation
has elected John Crossman, CCIM,
CRX, president of Crossman & Company, to its 2015 board of directors. Crossman joins an esteemed board of 31 business
leaders from across the United States.
“John possesses such great passion for universities,” said Thomas J. Haynes, Jr., Ph.D., executive
director of FAMU Foundation, Inc.
“From fundraising to
mentoring and hiring students and everywhere in between, he is the type of
person and professional every university board would want advocating for
them.
“We also worked very closely with John and his team when we
were looking to open a law school campus in the heart of downtown Orlando over
10 years ago. They led us in the right
direction for both placement and exposure.”
Crossman takes that passion on the road with him as he
visits nearly a dozen universities annually to share his knowledge and
experience in the commercial real estate industry.
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| Thomas J. Haynes Jr. |
He has been in the business for over 23 years
and has personally been involved with more than $1 billion in transactions.
“To me, it’s very important that we invest in our
universities; whether it’s financial, through advocacy or both,” said
Crossman.
“It’s up to us to provide the
opportunities and resources to who will be our future employees, which will
further help them on the road to success.
“Through action, we generate beneficial partnerships for
both parties involved. In the end, the investment will always return 10-fold. I
believe in the continued success of FAMU and am thrilled to be a part of their
Foundation’s board.”
Crossman is an executive board member for the University of
Florida Bergstrom Center for Real Estate, Florida State University (FSU) Center
for Real Estate Education and the University of Central Florida’s Dr. P.
Phillip School of Real Estate.
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He was also appointed
by Florida Governor Rick Scott to Valencia College’s Board of Trustees, is a
four time appointee by Senator Marco Rubio for the Service Academy Nomination
Board and was presented the Underground Railroad Award by the U.S. House of
Representatives.
An FSU alum, he has
an endowed student scholarship foundation at FSU in Tallahassee and
Bethune-Cookman University in Daytona Beach, Fla., named after his father, the late Reverend Kenneth C. Crossman.
For a complete copy
of the company’s news release, please contact:
Sydnie Cobb
Crossman &
Company
407.581.6261
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