CIT Commercial Real Estate, a unit of CIT Group Inc., has announced the appointments of Greg Geletka, Bruce Quinn, Jerome Sanzo, Natalie Wilensky, and Timothy Zietara as managing directors and senior executives.Mr. Geletka, a former managing director at Deutsche Bank Berkshire Mortgage, was named a managing director and chief investment officer. Mr. Quinn, a former president and chief executive officer of Cushman & Wakefield Net Lease Trust Inc., was named managing director and head of sale-leaseback financing. Mr. Sanzo, formerly a senior vice president at GE Capital Markets Inc., where he managed the real estate loan syndications and sales team, was named a managing director and head of real estate capital markets. Ms. Wilensky, formerly a principal and member of Hilco Real Estate LLC, has been named a managing director and serves as a senior investment banker for the advisory group. Mr. Zietara, who was formerly a senior vice president and regional manager of Wells Fargo's Real Estate Group, was named a managing director and head of real estate structured finance.
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