WASHINGTON, DC – ASB Real Estate Investments announced today that Georgette Baxter has joined the investment management company as a Vice President for Client Service, focused on developing and managing client and consultant relationships in the East and Midwest. She reports to Clyde Robinson, the Managing Director who heads ASB’s Client Services Group, which oversees the company’s relationships with its more than 360 institutional clients.

Based at the firm’s Bethesda headquarters, Baxter comes to ASB from BNY Mellon where she held numerous roles, most recently focused on business development for corporate pension plans and where she served as a senior relationship manager for Taft-Hartley accounts. She has wide-ranging financial services industry experience in marketing and business development across equity, fixed income and alternative investment asset classes, including real estate. She has worked with corporate, public and Taft Hartley defined benefit and defined contribution retirement plans, as well as endowments, and foundations. Baxter earned a B.S. in Business Management, Finance and a B.A. in Economics from Westfield State University in Massachusetts.

Robinson said: “Georgette is committed to providing the highly focused attention to service and responsiveness that our investors and their consultants have come to expect. ASB has become recognized for its high level of quality client service and for its track record of delivering industry-leading results across our core real estate and value creation platforms.”

About ASB Real Estate Investments
ASB Real Estate Investments (ASB), a division of ASB Capital Management, LLC, is a leading U.S. real estate investment management firm with $7 billion* in gross assets under management for over 360 domestic and international institutional clients. Headquartered in Washington DC, ASB invests in major urban markets across the country, concentrating in office, multifamily, retail and industrial properties. ASB manages the ASB Allegiance Real Estate Fund, its sole vehicle for core investing; the ASB Meridian Real Estate Funds, a series of low-leverage value creation vehicles; and a development separate account.

* as of September 30, 2016

The information provided in the release does not constitute an offer to sell or buy securities or the solicitation of an offer to sell or buy securities.