Madeline Cleary

 

Professional Expertise

Madeline is an Assistant Director on the Savills Healthcare & Life Sciences team, focusing on Tenant Representation in Houston, TX. She has an extensive level of experience in marketing and commercial Leasing, including but not limited to prospecting, tours, proposals, space planning, lease documentation, and negotiations. In her eight years in the In the industry, Madeline has strategically utilized her marketing background to boost leasing momentum for previously high-rise institutional assets.

Before joining JLL, Madeline worked on behalf of institutional owners leasing at 5555 San Felipe, 700 Louisiana, 888 Westheimer, and 3201 Allen Parkway totaling approximately 2.6M RSF. She led leasing presentations to brokerage firms and reached out to brokers through prospective tenant promotional marketing, resulting in leads and proposals. While at JLL, one cold call to a prospective ENT practice resulted in a new client account with over 80 clinics across three states. She understands the value of aligning with her clients to assist them in their strategic growth.

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Location

Houston

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AWARDS, ACHIEVEMENTS, AND ACTIVITIES

  • Women in Healthcare – TX Chapter member
  • AMFP – Houston Chapter member
  • ACHE – Southeast Texas Chapter
  • Houston CREMM – former Business Development Director
  • ULI Women’s Leadership Initiative (WLI) – committee member
  • NAIOP Developing Leader’s – member
  • Central Houston, Inc.
  • Baylor Professionals Network of Houston – committee member
  • Rodeo Houston – Mutton Bustin’ committee member (14 years)
  • Junior League of Houston – member (9 years)

Education

  • B.A. from Baylor University

  • M.A. from the University of Incarnate Word

SPECIALTIES

  • Life Sciences
  • Healthcare

CLIENTS

  • Cameron Management
  • M-M Properties
  • Random Capital
  • Ancorian
  • Everest/UDLR
  • Medical Properties Trust
  • Edloe Health
  • Elevate ENT
  • Davis Mountain Health
  • Delphi Diagnostics - Lab

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