TCC Promotes Norris and Mahoney in Phoenix

Trammell Crow Company (TCC) announces that Ryan Norris and Cullen Mahoney have been promoted to Vice President within the firm’s Phoenix Business Unit. Both individuals previously served as Senior Associates.

“Ryan and Cullen are a dynamic part of our team, in addition to being standout individuals within the commercial real estate industry,” said Cathy Thuringer, Principal within TCC’s Phoenix Business Unit. “Both have shown dedication, dependable work ethic, and have distinguished themselves both internally and externally as rising development experts. I am proud to say their leadership has been a critical part of the successful execution of our projects and congratulate them both on their promotion.”

As Vice Presidents, both Cullen and Ryan will take an active role in sourcing and executing new development and acquisition opportunities for the Phoenix Business Unit building upon solid skill sets in underwriting, analysis, equity and debt relationships, marketing and brokerage relationships.

Ryan joined TCC six years ago and has been an integral part of the Company’s industrial developments during that time, most notably: Park Lucero, Park Ladera, Corridors Industrial Park and West 202 Logistics Center. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Gonzaga University, with a focus on Economics and Finance. He is a member of National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) Phoenix Chapter and is an active member with Arizona State University’s SDC Young Professionals Group.

Cullen joined TCC in 2014 and, since that time, has worked on office, industrial, land and residential projects throughout the region, including: Mach One, Coldwater Depot Logistics Center, Tolleson Logistics Center, The Osborn and The Fillmore. He is currently pursuing his MBA from UCLA Anderson School of Management and earned his undergraduate degree from Loyola Marymount University. He is a member of National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) Phoenix Chapter where he sits on the Developing Leaders’ Steering Committee and acts as Chair of the Young Professionals Group.