We are proud to announce an incredible achievement by Hankin Apartments who placed sixth on the Best Places to Work in Multifamily for Women list. In order to make the prestigious list, our company had to rank on the 2021 Best Places to Work in Multifamily list, at least 25% of our employees must be female and the women surveyed provided positive feedback about where they work. Congratulations to the entire team on this well-deserved honor!
Hankin Group – an award-winning development company in Exton that specializes in construction, design, and property management – has promoted Stacy Martin to Vice President of Commercial Sales and Leasing.
Martin was previously director of the commercial department and has been with the company for almost 20 years.
“I’m looking forward to driving our company forward, expanding our portfolio, and helping pave the path for the next generation,” she said.
Read the full story here: https://vista.today/2020/12/hankin-group-promotes-stacy-martin-to-vice-president-of-commercial-sales-and-leasing/
Exton, PA — October 15, 2020— Hankin Group, a [toby.boma.org]TOBY award winning Chester County development company was invited by BOMA to speak on a virtual panel discussion during the October Monthly Membership meeting on the impacts and challenges of property management as a result of COVID-19 during the afternoon of October 14th. The virtual event titled, Re-Entry & Beyond: A Conversation With Your Industry Peers, featured a lineup of prestigious property management and real estate professionals including Hankin Group’s Commercial Property Department Head, Glen Cooper and Commercial Property Manager, Dawn Filippello.
Cooper and Filippello were asked to speak about COVID-19 reentry protocols, tenant relations and new building operation standards implemented across Hankin Group properties led by Cooper. When asked about preparing the buildings for re-occupancy, Cooper said, “It was extremely important for us to adhere to the CDC guidelines. We took numerous steps to ensure our tenants health and safety by preparing our buildings adequately and efficiently.”
To combat COVID-19, the Hankin Group issued social distancing protocols and required personal protective equipment to be worn at all times in the common areas of their buildings. They also installed hand sanitizing stations, NanoSeptic Continuously Self-Cleaning Surface door handles, elevator buttons and small hand towel dispensers. Cooper and Filippello contracted more employees for enhanced cleaning and disinfection in high touch areas and placed signage on main entrance doors advising employees and visitors of the preventative guidelines set in place across the properties.
Members of the BOMA panel shared their individual COVID-19 plans and discussed in detail what is working, what is not working and gained valuable tools to improve a safe return to the office for their tenants. At the conclusion of the panel discussion, speakers were placed in small break-out sessions as an opportunity to network among industry peers. The panel consisted of speakers within the Philadelphia area including Jeff Engel, Senior Property Manager from City District, Donald S. Haas, the General Manager of One, Two & Three Logan Square, Jill Higgins, SVP Property Management & Partner of Anchor Health Properties, Richard McClure, Managing Director of Kennedy Wilson Properties Group and Monica White, Vice President & Group Manager of Jones Lang LaSalle alongside Cooper and Filippello.
Exton, PA — December 2, 2020 — Hankin Group, an award-winning development company specializing in construction, design and property management in Chester County, kicked off the holiday season with several initiatives that give back to the community. The team behind Hankin is no stranger to philanthropic work. Founded in 1984, The Hankin Foundation has been dedicated to supporting community institutions, non-profit organizations and other selective charitable efforts since its inception. Over 100 charitable organizations benefit from their contributions every year.
This year, Hankin launched a Virtual Food Drive benefiting the Chester County Food Bank. With a goal set of $2,000, Hankin encouraged its Eagleview residents and commercial tenants along with their social media following and company employees to consider donating online this year due to COVID-19 restrictions. After just one week, half of the virtual food drive goal had been met. At the conclusion of the virtual drive, Hankin exceeded their goal and raised a total of $3,464.
Following the Virtual Food Drive, Hankin partnered with Marine Toys for Tots to establish a Virtual Toy Drive, a new donation option for the foundation this year amid health concerns. Contributors could purchase a toy online to be shipped directly to the local Toys for Tots center. Like the food drive, the group exceeded their goal of 135 items and raised more than 150 toys in only a matter of 14 days.
To provide community members with another opportunity to donate, Hankin constructed the North Pole, a donation drop off location in the middle of Eagleview Town Center. Donation boxes for Toys for Tots and the Chester County Food Bank can be found inside. A mailbox for Santa is setup directly outside to attract local families. Children can visit the nearby restaurants for a pre-filled letter to mail. Donations can be made in-person through December 12th.
Hankin will be wrapping up their holiday campaigns with the Eagleview Holiday Spectacular, a virtual event premiering on the community’s Facebook page on December 10th. The event will feature holiday performances from some of the community’s favorite musical acts from their summer concert series, footage from the annual Christmas Tree lighting and a message from Santa himself. Viewers will have the opportunity to win special giveaways and prizes that give back to Town Center businesses.