Every client benefits from a dedicated team of real estate professionals, who share in the client’s vision and commit to the highest quality of service.

Paul is an established leader in the field of real estate, with more than 30 years of development, brokerage, and nonprofit consulting experience. Paul’s expertise is shaped by a breadth and depth of experience in New York City real estate and is proven by his strong record of realizing complex projects. Paul’s insights and creative approaches bolster the expertise of Denham Wolf’s diverse staff, bringing to bear a high level of technical excellence for every client.

As a Managing principal of Denham Wolf, Paul provides strategic guidance and technical expertise for a range of arts, cultural, community development, healthcare, social service, and educational organizations. He regularly advises nonprofits on major development projects, represents tenants in acquiring and divesting property, advises organizations on team assembly for major capital projects, helps nonprofits secure project financing through traditional and less conventional routes, and provides strategic planning guidance to help ensure that a nonprofit’s real estate is in service to its mission. Working collaboratively with nonprofits to articulate their real estate needs and organizational goals, Paul positively shapes each client’s strategic real estate decisions and grows their capacity to keep mission first.

Paul has spearheaded numerous projects that have shaped the cultural and civic fabric of New York City. For St. Luke in the Field, Paul supported the faith-based institution in evaluating their property’s potential, running a developer selection process, and negotiating a 99-year lease for a new development, which will provide program-sustaining cash flow. In working with Covenant House, Paul helped lead the selection of a developer to purchase part of the nonprofit’s real estate and develop a state-of-the-art shelter for Covenant House, which also catalyzed an additional 400,000-square-foot of new development. Paul also represented a foundation in the purchase of a 60,000-square-foot building in the East Village, the first step in a unique process that will preserve the building for community use.

Prior to co-founding Denham Wolf with Jon Denham in 1998, Paul served as Senior Vice President of Asset Management at the New York City Economic Development Corporation. Paul regularly presents and guest lectures at institutions such as Columbia University, Yale University, Brooklyn College, and Nonprofit New York. He currently serves on the board of the STREB Lab for Action Mechanics.

Ron has been a key member of Denham Wolf’s project management team since 2007. Drawing upon his extensive background in facilities planning, design and construction, Ron brings a sophisticated understanding of all aspects of the project management process to the firm and its clients.

As Managing Director of Project Management, Ron leads the Project Management team’s key initiatives, pilots new business development efforts, and provides guidance to the firm’s Project Managers. His leadership and commitment to seamless delivery of quality services allow him to advance the team’s expertise in implementing major construction projects.

Ron’s expertise and commitment to community-driven projects are exemplified by his work with Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI). On behalf of CCCADI, he successfully implemented the acquisition and redevelopment of a former city firehouse into an interdisciplinary cultural center. The expansion involved managing the acquisition of City-owned property, gaining public approvals for the redevelopment plan, funding from public and private sources, and achieving LEED Gold certification. Located in East Harlem on 125th Street, the firehouse is both a City and National landmark.

Ron implemented the same level of management excellence for Planned Parenthood of Greater New York, where the organization opened the Diane L. Max Health Center. This new 14,000 square foot community healthcare center in Long Island City is PPGNY’s first facility in Queens and will be utilized as a prototype for PPGNY’s other health centers around the five boroughs. Ron’s project portfolio also includes the Brownsville Multiservice Family Health Center, and the Chinese American Planning Council.

Prior to joining Denham Wolf, Ron served as Project Manager for Partners Healthcare at the Brigham & Women’s Hospital (BWH) in Boston, Massachusetts. Ron is an active board member of Ifetayo Cultural Arts Academy.

As Managing Director of Denham Wolf’s Transaction Services practice group, Christopher leads the team in the planning, structuring, and negotiating of real estate transactions for the New York City nonprofit community. With over 15 years of brokerage experience, Christopher has advocated for a diversity of clients in both the nonprofit and for-profit sectors and represented these organizations in a wide range of acquisition and disposition projects. His extensive knowledge of the industry strengthens the group’s client engagements, while his many years of organizational design and standards oversight experience ensure the effectiveness of the group’s operations.

Christopher has been involved in more than 8 million square feet of closed transactions and advisory assignments across the United States. Prior to joining Denham Wolf, Christopher primarily provided advisement on the acquisition and disposition of a wide range of investment, leasing, and financing assignments as a Senior Director at Colliers International. Christopher’s extensive transaction-based skillset also led him to work previously with London & Capital (L&C), Cushman & Wakefield, and the British Government. While at L&C, he was responsible for a diverse portfolio of properties, and his work included reinvigorating leasing activities across the portfolio focusing on under-performing buildings to maximize occupancy. As the Associate Director for Cushman & Wakefield’s Corporate Assets Group, Christopher provided consulting services to several organizations whose assets spanned the industrial, office, retail, and residential sectors. His past government experience includes real estate advisory and managerial roles, in both the health and justice sectors.

Christopher is the US Country Chair for the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), the world's leading professional body for qualifications and standards in land, property, infrastructure, and construction. He is a member of ULI and a perennial mentor to ULI Young Leaders.

As the Director of Development Services, Priya Ananthanathan leads a highly collaborative practice group in assessing, structuring, and negotiating real estate development opportunities for the nonprofit community. The Development Services practice group primarily helps clients understand the development potential of the real estate they control, determine the viability and mission impact of undertaking a development project, and subsequently prepare for such a project.

Priya is experienced in site development, bringing together private developers, nonprofit organizations, and local government. She holds technical expertise with city government procedures, such as building complex contracting structures, combining financing incentives within a project, and developer selection through an RFP process. Priya has a decade of experience guiding nonprofits through acquisition, renovation, and new construction projects in parallel with the public financing approvals process.

Before joining Denham Wolf, Priya was a Vice President within the funding team at the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYC EDC), where she worked on more than 50 projects valued at more than $500M. Some examples include the expansion of the Richmond University Medical Center Emergency Room and the Cogeneration Plant and helping Second Stage Theatre renovate their new home on Broadway. While at the NYCEDC, she received the 2019 NYCEDC Presidential Award, which is given annually to an individual who exhibits exceptional performance in EDC’s core competencies: Teamwork, Communication, and Results.

Priya has sought to strengthen communities, develop talent pipelines, increase resiliency, and spark innovation throughout her career. At Denham Wolf, she seeks to create opportunities for neighborhood development and greater access to community resources.

As a Senior Marketing Coordinator, Cameron helps coordinate marketing efforts at Denham Wolf. He manages Denham Wolf’s social media activity, assists in creating marketing collateral, and conducts research on the needs of the nonprofit community. Cameron is passionate about storytelling, real estate, and the nonprofit community.

Before joining Denham, Wolf Cameron assisted in developing a social media startup AROUNDU, where he produced social media and commercial campaigns directed at college students. Cameron has worked with Doctors Without Borders, Seeway Foundation, and Habitat for Humanity. Cameron holds a bachelor’s degree from Boston University, where he studied film and television production.

Lauren, a seasoned professional who joined Denham Wolf in 2014, is a trusted advisor in negotiating real estate transactions for the nonprofit sector. As the Director of Occupier Services, she leads Denham Wolf's acquisition and tenant representation projects.

Lauren offers comprehensive guidance on all aspects of real estate deals. Her expertise spans from advising organizations on their real estate options to negotiating lease or acquisition terms, empowering them to make informed real estate decisions while staying true to their mission. Lauren leads a team of brokers and analysts, fostering a collaborative work environment.

At Denham Wolf, Lauren has represented various nonprofits, including foundations, performing arts, human services, and faith-based organizations. Lauren honed her skills in financial analysis, lease documentation, and team and vendor management while working at DTZ, a UGL Company in Washington, DC. As Associate Transactions Manager, Lauren's work at DTZ involved procuring and securing leases for the General Services Administration of the United States Government. In managing this multi-million dollar national account, Lauren was responsible for transactions totaling 500,000 SF of office and warehouse space.

In the role of Head of Marketing, Eve guides the firm’s efforts to engage new clients and celebrate Denham Wolf’s commitment to mission-driven organizations. From a young age, Eve has been highly engaged in the promotion of social and environmental justice. Denham Wolf’s focus on leveraging real estate in support of organizational missions combines Eve’s passion with her substantial professional experience in the built environment.

Eve holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in photography from Parsons School of Design and studied Urban Policy and Administration at CUNY’s Brooklyn College, where her research focused on equality of efficacy in public policy. She has spent the last decade working to expand and amplify the conversation on justice, sustainability, and innovation in the built environment–first at Metropolis Magazine and then at AIA New York.

As Denham Wolf’s Senior Controller, Emily leads our project control and accounting group, which includes managing all aspects of project accounting and administration of project grants and construction financing. Emily is dedicated to meticulously managing project accounting for each client. She diligently reviews vendors’ invoices and follows up as needed to ensure the correct amounts and backups are submitted. Emily prepares reimbursement packages for capital grants and coordinates documents for construction loan drawdowns.

During Emily’s tenure as controller at Denham Wolf, she’s demonstrated remarkable diligence, attention to detail, and growth toward understanding the full spectrum of issues associated with project funding and financing that typically impact major capital projects for nonprofits. Her past work experience comprises several positions for mission-driven organizations in New York City’s nonprofit sector, including a homeless services provider and institutions in both K-12 and higher education. In her roles for these organizations, Emily regularly developed and maintained a variety of budgets, ensured compliant use and reporting on public funding sources, assessed the financial health of specific projects, initiatives, or departments, and made recommendations for sustainably improving financial performance, among other responsibilities that supported operational effectiveness.

Emily’s commitment to strengthening communities extends far beyond her professional positions. While working toward her MBA, Emily began serving as Policy Council Representative for Head Start, a program that promotes the school readiness of children under five years of age from low-income families, which is administered by the United States Department of Health and Human Services. She has also volunteered in support of refugee resettlement in Vermont and briefly provided English instruction for women and children in Canoa, Ecuador.

With ten years of professional experience in nonprofit leadership and real estate analysis, Gene’s versatile toolkit is a valuable asset for the Transaction Services and Development Services teams at Denham Wolf. Gene’s background in data analysis, market research, client services, and nonprofit management enables him to support Denham Wolf clients facing a diverse array of challenges. In particular, his experience working with nonprofit boards and executives enables him to see real estate opportunities through the eyes of nonprofit leaders.

During his tenure at Denham Wolf, Gene has managed several complex consulting assignments for a variety of non-profit organizations seeking data-driven strategic guidance in managing their real estate assets. He has also helped expand Denham Wolf’s work in the affordable housing sector, assisting non-profit housing developers with site acquisition challenges.

Gene’s previous real estate consulting work included market analyses for non-profit housing developers, due diligence work for a variety of real estate investment firms, and the creation of a novel residential supply and demand model for the San Francisco Bay Area using all original data. Gene’s nonprofit background includes over three years of operations, strategy, and fundraising work for organizations pursuing social change through education, advocacy, and community organizing, including Keshet, a Jewish LGBTQ+ advocacy organization.

Gene holds an undergraduate degree in Urban Studies and Political Science from Brown University. His award-winning honors thesis included original research into conflicts over historic preservation in Providence, Rhode Island. Gene also holds a master’s degree in Conflict Management from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Kate specializes in the analysis and underwriting of real estate transactions providing support to the full range of Denham Wolf’s clients and their projects. Kate’s significant experience, initially working in Capital Markets and Investment Sales followed by a role in the acquisitions team of a large national real estate investment company, brings a level of sophistication that bolsters Denham Wolf’s brokerage and strategic planning assignments.

Kate is dedicated to working within her community. For the past three years, Kate has served as PTA President for P.S. 151 and is a Deacon at The Brick Presbyterian Church. Kate is a licensed Real Estate Broker and holds a Bachelor’s Degree from the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas, Austin, and studied Structured and Project Finance at Bocconi University in Milan, Italy.

Nana is a key liaison between project team members and the client. As a Denham Wolf Project Manager, Nana leads the selection of project team members and other vendors required for design and construction projects and is instrumental to helping clients with decision-making. Nana helps define the scope of work, administration of RFPs, bid leveling, and ongoing monitoring of project costs and schedules. Nana is an excellent communicator with a proven ability to maintain ongoing client and stakeholder expectations, build industry relationships, and coordinate onsite construction activities.

Nana's project management experience spans residential, commercial, and higher education construction. As a project manager, he has overseen complex construction projects and managed project financing. In his previous roles, Nana was responsible for preparing trade contracts and requests for proposals to select design-build contractors. He has developed bid packages, obtained permit approvals, and managed subcontractors' performance. He is experienced in leading sustainability upgrades to existing buildings.

Nana holds a Bachelor's degree in Economics from Lake Forest College with a Minor in Entrepreneurship and a Master's in Construction Management from New York University.

As an Associate, Vanessa supports Denham Wolf's clients and project management staff from the onset of the project and lends her organizational expertise to drive projects forward. Vanessa's responsibilities include preparing and updating project documentation and presentation, coordinating FF&E procurement and installations, supporting project team assembly, payment processing, and the project close-out process.

Vanessa is experienced in managing capital projects for nonprofit organizations, administration of public sector grants, and navigating NYC’s entitlement process. Before joining Denham Wolf, Vanessa was a real estate fellow on the Design and Construction team for the Trust for Governors Island where she gained a special understanding of real estate development in historic districts.

A native New Yorker, Vanessa is deeply interested in real estate development, urban geography, and historic preservation. Vanessa holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Media Communication Studies from CUNY Lehman College.

As a Development Services Associate, Chelsea helps evaluate the feasibility and impact of development projects, conduct thorough diligence of real estate documentation, and support the preparation documents necessary for complex negotiations. She will also be instrumental in producing and administering Request for Proposals (RFPs).

Chelsea has substantial experience in community and economic development and a track record of impactful work in real estate and affordable housing policy. Before joining Denham Wolf, Chelsea worked on a range of urban planning and real estate initiatives, including advising a community foundation on a strategic approach to their first real estate investment, performing financial analysis for a national nonprofit, and developing workforce development plans for offshore wind development proposals. In addition, she worked as a Management Analyst at the Office of Affordable Housing at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, where she deepened her expertise in policy development and project management.

She is passionate about working on impactful development initiatives to create more inclusive and vibrant communities. Chelsea served in the Peace Corps in Beni Mellal, Morocco. She has completed the certifications in Novogradac Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Series and the NDC Rental Housing Development Finance Series. She holds a Master’s in Urban Planning from the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation, Columbia University with a focus on Community & Economic Development and Data Analytics, and a Bachelor’s in Political Science from George Washington University.

As a Senior Operations Associate, Sonia is a central member of the Denham Wolf team. With over 7 years of experience in operations with a particular focus on onboarding, employee engagement and full-cycle recruitment, Sonia supports Denham Wolf’s human resources, information technology and facilities.

Sonia is driven by her expertise in HR along with her passion for non-profit organizations to support the staff and services provided by Denham Wolf, thereby ensuring alignment of our mission and values to create a positive societal impact.

In previous roles, Sonia has consistently demonstrated an unwavering commitment to improving processes, reducing costs, and ensuring the highest quality standards all while managing competing priorities.

Sonia holds a Bachelor of Science in Public Communication from the University of Vermont and is a Society for Human Resource Management Certified Professional (SHRM-CP).

As a Denham Wolf Project Manager, Hector lends his abilities to several critical efforts contributing to successful project delivery. His typical responsibilities include leading the selection of project team members and other vendors required for design and construction projects; monitoring vendors’ adherence to the client’s goals, government regulations, funding requirements, and other certifications/standards; and acting as a liaison between team members, vendors, the client, and Denham Wolf. Hector works closely with members of the Project Management Services group and the firm’s other service lines, applying his expertise to benefit several Denham Wolf clients.

Hector has over a decade of experience in the Real Estate industry. Having worked as a Project Manager in Real Estate Development on the West Coast and the East Coast, he successfully managed all phases of Real Estate Development for large-scale tenant improvements and new construction projects. In addition to managing development projects, Hector has operations and facilities management experience. He is an effective communicator and believes that an essential element of being a great leader is to motivate a team and invest in their growth and development. A successful team is a reflection of its leader, and it is a responsibility that he thrives on to achieve measurable results.

Hector holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology with a Minor in Law and a Master’s degree in Real Estate Development. He understands that learning is infinite and is the key to success. His goal is to put his education into practice to develop and shape sustainable communities.

Lori joined Denham Wolf, bringing her expertise in strategic planning, financial analysis, and small business management to the firm. As the firm’s first Director of Finance, Lori comprehensively manages all aspects of Denham Wolf’s finance, accounting, and operations. She collaborates with Principals, Project Leads, and external vendors to mitigate risk, uphold quality control, and provides strategic and profitability analysis. Lori is the primary contact for vendors and financial service providers and is critical in maintaining Denham Wolf’s financial health.  

Before joining Denham Wolf, Lori served as Director of Finance at DocGo, Lightbox OOH, Screenvision Media, and Cushman & Wakefield in various financial positions. Lori holds a Master of Business Administration and undergraduate degrees in Business Administration in Finance, Marketing, International Business, and Art History. 

Lori is also active volunteer in the Girl Scouts of America, as a founding Troop Leader and Treasurer in New York City and is an active volunteer supporting the PTA and fundraising efforts at P.S. 6

With more than 20 years of experience in architectural design and construction, Jessica’s expert knowledge of building designs and the implementation of innovative and practical solutions shines in her diverse portfolio of work. Her expertise in managing various project types, sizes, and clients showcases her prowess in serving as a vital asset to the nonprofit industry.

As a Director of Design with Denham Wolf’s Project Management Services team, Jessica ensures an efficient process for all her projects. She leads clients through various solutions to secure and guarantee the successful completion of design and construction projects. Honing in on her commitment to serving community-based organizations, Jessica upholds Denham Wolf’s mission-first approach in all her endeavors.

In Jessica’s previous roles, she oversaw projects in various sectors, including Healthcare, Higher Education, Laboratories, Early Learning, and the Arts. Jessica holds a Master’s degree in Architecture from Harvard University Graduate School of Design and a Bachelor’s degree in Biology and Studio Art from Vassar College.

Noah works closely with Denham Wolf’s transaction specialists and project managers to support our nonprofit clients in property acquisition, property disposition, and strategic real estate planning. As part of Denham Wolf’s Transaction Services practice group, Noah contributes to the planning, structuring, evaluating, and negotiating of commercial real estate transactions, primarily by creating accurate real estate-related financial models and other analyses.

Before joining Denham Wolf, Noah worked as a real estate analyst for a real estate developer and, most recently, for a private equity investor focused on the multifamily and hospitality sectors.

Noah has a passion for nonprofits and moved to New York City from Austin, TX, with the express desire to support the nonprofit sector.

Noah holds a BBA from the University of Texas McCombs School of Business. His studies focused on business and commercial real estate, and he is passionate about philosophy, economics, and debate.

As a Senior Associate, Cameron works with Denham Wolf’s Transaction Services team to support our nonprofit clients in property acquisition, disposition, and strategic real estate planning. Her portfolio includes leading acquisition and disposition projects, creating accurate real estate-related financial models and other analyses, and providing financial and market analysis to aid Denham Wolf’s clients in these areas.

During her tenure at Denham Wolf, Cameron has demonstrated her versatility by leading a diverse range of projects. These include securing a 35-year lease for an 8,000-square-foot healthcare facility in the South Bronx on behalf of a healthcare client and overseeing the disposition of historic church property in Hell’s Kitchen.

Cameron brings a passion for real estate and nonprofits to Denham Wolf and her experience as a Corporate Financial Analyst at K. Hovnanian, a leading national new home builder. Previous experience supporting real estate transactions and performing financial modeling at K. Hovnanian, combined with internships in the finance industry supporting Sales and Trading teams for Derivatives, Equities, and Fixed Income Research, give Cameron a diverse range of skills that she can draw on when supporting nonprofits and helping them further their mission. Cameron holds a bachelor’s degree in business and economics from Lehigh University, where she majored in Finance with a focus on Real Estate.

Jon is an industry leader in the field of real estate consulting, with more than 30 years of experience in planning, design, and construction in New York City. Guided by his complementary background in civil engineering and urban planning, Jon co-founded Denham Wolf with Paul Wolf to provide integrated real estate services to nonprofit organizations as a means towards sustainable and dynamic urban development. By supporting organizations that provide critical services and economic activity, Denham Wolf created a viable platform for real estate that contributes to the vitality of New York City.

Since co-founding Denham Wolf, Jon has successfully managed a multitude of urban development projects, bringing to bear a deep understanding of the human dynamics involved in every project. His work has included planning and feasibility studies, building and facility assessments, and the design and construction of a diverse range of building projects for educational, healthcare, and cultural organizations. Jon’s work is strengthened by his ability to work with complex development structures, extensive contacts with government and private development entities, and a strong track record with community groups and elected officials. Together, Jon’s experience and holistic vision of real estate planning allows him to effectively lead Denham Wolf’s highly-skilled staff, as well as diversified external teams.

In 2007, Denham Wolf expanded their business practice to include the re-development of the Banknote building, a 400,000 square foot adaptive re-use project that Jon and Paul envisioned as an economic engine and locus of community service in the South Bronx. Other key projects include the development of the Jerome Robbins Theater for the Baryshnikov Arts Center, a permanent home for Poets House in Battery Park City, a new headquarters facility for the Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center, and Scandinavia House, a multifunctional cultural center for the American-Scandinavian Foundation.

Before jointly founding Denham Wolf, Jon studied engineering at Princeton University. During this time, he developed an interest in architecture as well, which further drove his interest in the built environment. After college, he worked in consulting engineering, and went on to work at the New York City Economic Development Corporation, where his work in public-sector development and urban planning led him to pursue a Master’s degree at NYU’s Wagner School of Public Service. Continuing his work at the EDC, ultimately as Senior Vice President of Capital Program & Planning, he completed a number of major projects including alternative site assessments for Yankee Stadium and for Shea Stadium.