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Cherilyn Megill joined Phillips Edison & Company in 2013 as the Vice President of Marketing & Communications and was promoted to Chief Marketing Officer in January 2017.
Prior to joining Phillips Edison, she was the Vice President of Marketing for Retail Properties of America, Inc. from 2005-2013, where she was instrumental in the rebranding as part of their initial public offering. Before that, she served as Director of Marketing with The Boyer Company. Prior to joining Boyer, she was the Senior Director of Marketing and Tourism for TrizecHahn.
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Jennifer Robison joined Phillips Edison & Company in 2014. Previously, she was with Ventas, Inc., an S&P 500 company and one of the 10 largest equity REITs in the country, where she served most recently as the Vice President, Financial Reporting. Prior to her role at Ventas, Jennifer was an Audit Manager at Mountjoy Chilton Medley LLP and an Assurance Manager at Ernst & Young.
Jennifer was awarded the 2020 Woman of Influence by GlobeSt and is an active member of PECO NOW (Networking Opportunities for Women).
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Keith Rummer joined Phillips Edison & Company in 2012. Prior to joining Phillips Edison, he served as Vice President, Associate Relations & Compliance with the global eyewear manufacturer/retailer Luxottica (brands LensCrafters, Pearle Vision, Sunglass Hut and others) from 2008-2012.
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Greg Clough is the Senior Vice President of Development and Redevelopment at Phillips Edison & Company. Greg joined the company in 2008 as Senior Director of Redevelopment, and was promoted to Vice President Redevelopment in 2011, then to Vice President Redevelopment, Portfolio Management in 2015. Prior to joining Phillips Edison, Greg had a successful career working for developers such as David Hocker & Associates, Heritage Property Investment Trust, and Centro Properties.
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Tony Haslinger joined Phillips Edison & Company in July 2013 as a Project Manager and was promoted in 2014 to Vice President of Construction. Tony currently serves as Senior Vice President of Construction where he oversees the planning, design and construction of retail projects – working with both national retailers and local business owners in all aspects of planning and construction.
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Joe Hoffmann joined Phillips Edison & Company in August 2018 as the Senior Vice President of Tax. He has overall responsibility for managing and directing the Company’s tax function including tax compliance, tax planning and the accounting for income taxes.
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Ron Meyers joined Phillips Edison & Company in 2010 and served as Vice President of Leasing and Senior Leasing Director prior to becoming the Senior Vice President of Leasing in 2011. He was promoted to Chief Leasing Officer in 2024.
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Aaron Morris has been with Phillips Edison & Company since 2009. Mr. Morris has over 17 years of accounting and reporting experience including both public and private accounting.
He has previously held several roles at Phillips Edison in accounting and financial reporting, including Director of Financial Reporting, Vice President of Accounting and Vice President of Corporate FP&A.
Before joining Phillips Edison, he served as a Senior Auditor with Deloitte. Mr. Morris also held a Staff Accountant position at Paycor, Inc. prior to his work at Deloitte.
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Joe Schlosser currently serves as Chief Operating Officer. Joe joined Phillips Edison & Company in 2004 as a Financial Analyst and underwriter. In 2005 he became a Leasing Agent and was promoted to Director of Leasing in 2007. In 2010, Joe started and managed Phillips Edison’s Third-Party Management department and led a cross-functional team providing real estate services to external property owners. In 2012, he joined the Phillips Edison Grocery REIT as a Portfolio Manager and a member of PECO’s investment committee.
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Dave Wik joined Phillips Edison & Company for the second time in 2010. Since rejoining the Company, he has sourced the acquisition of over 100 grocery-anchored assets representing over $1 billion of investments for the firm’s multiple REITs. He had previously spent three years with Phillips Edison between 2003 and 2006 as an acquisitions officer where he sourced over $250 million for the firm’s value-add funds.