MINNEAPOLIS (Jan. 8, 2014) – NorthMarq Capital today announced the following promotions:
Todd Crouse has been named managing director of the company’s combined Charlotte and Raleigh offices.
Crouse most recently served as senior vice president and senior director of NorthMarq’s Raleigh office.
Crouse joined NorthMarq in 2008 when the company acquired Crouse & Associates, where he served as president/owner and had a direct role in loan originations and property brokerage transactions totaling more than $1 billion.
Before opening Crouse & Associates, he spent eight years as a certified public accountant with Charlotte-based KPMG. As senior manager for KMPG, he focused upon serving customers in the construction and real estate industries.
Crouse will co-manage the combined offices with Bill Matone, who has been managing director of NorthMarq’s Charlotte office since the mid-1990s.
“Todd has proven himself to be an excellent producer and leader of the local office in Raleigh,” said Timothy O’Connor, senior executive vice and regional manager at NorthMarq. “We are very pleased to make this announcement and offer him our congratulations.”
Melissa Marcolini-Quinn has been named managing director of NorthMarq’s combined Orlando and Jacksonville offices.
Quinn most recently served as senior vice president and senior director of NorthMarq’s Orlando office.
Quinn joined NorthMarq in 2004 as an analyst before moving into the role of producer. In her first year as a producer, she delivered $126 million in loan production volume and has continued to post strong numbers.
“Since joining NorthMarq, Melissa has always impressed us as someone who would be successful—and she did not disappoint,” said NorthMarq senior executive vice president/regional manager Timothy O’Connor. During her time in Orlando, Quinn has become well-known in the Central Florida real estate community and currently serves on a number of industry organizations.
Along with Joel Coykendall, Quinn will co-lead the Orlando and Jacksonville offices. “In that role, I know that she will to continue to excel as she has over the last 10 years with the company,” added O’Connor.
