Boston Real Estate Expert Michael Feinberg Joins Alliant
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"Michael will play a key strategic role in the continued regional expansion of our real estate practice," said
Prior to joining Alliant, Michael was Executive Vice President and a member of the national real estate practice of a global insurance brokerage. In this position, he provided sound consulting and thought leadership on the delivery of the firm's insurance and risk management broker services, while managing a robust national portfolio of real estate clients across multiple sectors. He also has prior experience as an underwriter with large carriers.
In addition to real estate, Michael will continue to service clients of various sizes in a range of industries, including technology, private equity/venture capital, and manufacturing/distribution.
Feinberg holds a bachelor's degree in economics from
He can be reached in Alliant's
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