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

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"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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"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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