Roger
Humphrey of Chester, NJ is a successful and recognized real
estate executive. Roger Humphrey of Chester, NJ graduated from Northeastern
University in Boston, MA,
with his Bachelor’s of Science in Business Administration and a concentration
in Finance. Following his time at Northeastern, Roger Humphrey of Chester, NJ went on to
pursue his Master’s in Business Administration from Babson
College in Wellesley, MA,
where he graduated cum laude. Roger Humphrey of Chester, NJ also studied
additional coursework, including: Aligning Real Estate and Business Strategy,
Real Estate Portfolio Strategies, Corporate Leasing and Technology: The New
Strategic Tool, Managing Uncertainty, Executive Leadership, Change Leadership,
Financial Leadership, Strategic Sourcing, and Creating the Right Delivery
Model.
Roger Humphrey of Chester,
NJ has been
working in the real estate industry for over 25 years. Roger Humphrey of Chester, NJ accepted his
first job in the industry at RM Bradley in Boston, MA,
as the Director of Finance and Accounting at The Prudential Center in
1985. In 1989, Roger Humphrey of Chester, NJ accepted a
position at Cumberland Farms in Canton,
MA, as the Manager of Leasing and
Property Administration. While at Cumberland,
Roger Humphrey of Chester, NJ was in charge of managing a 1,700
property portfolio, with 1,400 company owned properties, 300 leased facilities,
and 650 tenants. Roger Humphrey of Chester, NJ went on to become the Director
of Real Estate at Iron Mountain, Inc. in Boston and the Vice-President of Real
Estate, Corporate Services, and Financial Operations at Oxford Health Plans.
With a record of success in the real estate industry, Roger Humphrey of Chester,
NJ was hired at Merck & Co. as Executive Director of Global Real
Estate Services and IFM Governance. During his time at MERCK & CO., Roger
Humphrey of Chester, NJ has helped reduce operating expenses by
over $400 million annually and has generated $500 million of gross proceeds
through real estate consolidations and facilities optimization.
Roger Humphrey of Chester, NJ
also helped lead the company though a $41 billion merger and successfully
developed portfolio rationalization, space optimization, and facilities
management outsourcing programs.
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