Tom Ricci

Executive Vice President of Thomas Properties Group

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Executive Vice President of Thomas Properties Group, Inc. a commercial real estate and investment manager

Tom Ricci on KCRW

"How do you turn an aging building and make it relevant to the employer who's looking to attract and retain employees?"

A downtown tower rips out the curtain wall

"How do you turn an aging building and make it relevant to the employer who's looking to attract and retain employees?"

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