CBRE Group has announced the appointment of Adam Gallistel and Andy Glanzman as Co-Chief Executive Officers of CBRE Investment Management.
In their new roles, Gallistel and Glanzman will co-chair the division’s Executive Committee and report directly to Bob Sulentic, CBRE’s Chair and Chief Executive Officer.
Adam Gallistel will serve as Co-Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer, leading the company’s investment strategy and performance while focusing on strengthening investor engagement.
Andy Glanzman will take on the role of Co-Chief Executive Officer and President, overseeing the development and execution of business strategies and managing daily operations.
Gallistel will join CBRE Investment Management on April 1, 2025, from Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC, where he serves as Head of both Americas Real Estate and Global Real Estate Credit. Gallistel joined GIC in 2004 and assumed leadership of its Americas business in 2015. Since then, he has become one of the most prominent real assets investors in the Americas, with a focus on next-generation growth sectors, including data centers and other sectors that sit at the intersection of real estate and infrastructure. Gallistel also serves on GIC Real Estate’s Global Investment Committee, which oversees all real estate investments.
Glanzman, who joined CBRE Investment Management in 2010, has excelled in numerous positions within the business. In particular, since becoming President in January 2022, he has done an outstanding job in helping the business navigate the recent market downturn and positioned it to deliver continued strong real assets solutions for clients. Earlier, Glanzman served as Chief Operating Officer of CBRE Investment Management.
“Investing in and growing CBRE Investment Management is a core element of CBRE’s strategy. Adam and Andy are exceptional leaders with highly complementary skill sets that position them to seize the significant opportunities available to CBRE Investment Management and our clients,” said Sulentic.













