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MLG Capital Welcomes Dan Price as Vice President of Acquisitions

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MLG Capital is excited to welcome our new VP of Acquisitions, Daniel Price.

Daniel is making his way back to Wisconsin after more than 10 years in Chicago.  He began his professional career at Chicago-based Waterton before joining Waypoint Real Estate Investments.  At both companies he focused on the residential sectors while being involved in the acquisition of over $3B of multifamily assets across the U.S. As MLG Capital continues to grow and expand, Daniel’s focus will be on direct, industrial and multifamily acquisitions for the Midwest region.

Barry Chavin, Principal at MLG Capital, said “We are excited to have Dan join our team.  His talent, experience and reputation will be an asset.  With Dan’s assistance, we look forward to implementing our Midwest acquisition plan.” Daniel echoed those sentiments saying, “I am excited to be joining a company with a first class team, great track record, and targeted vision going forward.  MLG has built a great platform, and I look forward to helping take it to the next level.”

Congratulations, Daniel, and welcome to MLG Capital!

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