| Henry
Argasinski |
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Henry Argasinski has an extensive background spanning over two decades in the real estate industry as
Manager. As Director of Real Estate and Facilities for Wayne State University Research and
Technology Park in the City of Detroit (“TechTown”) Henry successfully achieved an outstanding overall
reduction in operating expenses, recapture of revenues and capital expenditures. In recent years he has
been with Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. in Toledo as Manager over One SeaGate. Prior to Cushman &
Wakefield, he was Real Estate Manager with CB Richard Ellis and responsible for the Metro Detroit
management portfolio. During his term with CB Richard Ellis, Henry was recognized as a “Manager of
the Quarter” in 2003. His management portfolio has included commercial office buildings, high-rise residential buildings and multi-family apartment communities, mixed-use facilities, retail shopping centers, medical buildings and industrial parks, with a combined managed portfolio in excess of eleven million square feet, together with over 6,000 residential units. Henry has experience with both the United States and Canadian real estate markets. Following college, Henry gained considerable retail mall experience working for The Eaton Centre (Cadillac Fairview Corp.) in Toronto, Ontario. In 2006, Henry was an awardee of Michigan's 21st Century Jobs Fund (single awardee from Macomb County in Michigan) for his development of the REALSCAPE Emergency Management and Life Safety System (deployed at Detroit Public Schools, Comerica Park, Joe Louis Arena and the 41-B District Court). Henry is also known for his project work with Olympia Entertainment (including the Red Wings and Tigers) in Detroit, and was the official provider of promotional media showcasing sponsoring venues for the Super Bowl XL Host Committee in 2005. He has contributed his talents to local Detroit based organizations including Create Detroit and The Heidelberg Project. In July, 2010 Henry was instrumental in bringing the filming of "A Very Merry Harold & Kumar Christmas" onto the TechTown campus. |
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