Hartford Business Journal

www.HartfordBusiness.com • August 6, 2018 • Hartford Business Journal 23 M ichael Guidicelli is an investment real estate advisor, power broker and owner of Regions Commercial LLC, an investment real estate brokerage and Regions Residential LLC, a boutique residential brokerage with locations in Glastonbury and Marlborough. As a power band CCIM (Certified Commercial Investment Member), Guidicelli is a recognized expert in the commercial real estate industry. He has served on the CCIM board for the Con- necticut Chapter as 2016 and 2017 president, with accomplishments that include nearly doubling membership and tripling net income. He currently serves as the first regional vice president overseeing the Connecticut, New York metro, upstate New York, and New England chapters. He has earned the prestigious SIOR designa- tion, the leading professional office and indus- trial real estate association, and serves as the vice president of the Connecticut and western Massachusetts SIOR chapter. What's been your biggest professional accomplishment? Aside from Regions' expansion into our second flagship office in Marlborough, I'm most proud of my accomplishments with the CCIM Connecti- cut Chapter board of directors. As the chapter's youngest president, a role that is typically one year long, I served in consecutive years, 2016- 2017, where we doubled membership and tripled net income earning the chapter the coveted President's Cup Award. How are you involved in the community? Each month all members of the team volunteer their time to support various causes in the com- munities they serve. They have supported The Village, Hands on Hartford, Habitat for Human- ity, various shelters, Glastonbury YMCA and Hebron Youth Baseball League. What must the Greater Hartford region do to attract more talented young professionals? Successful tax reform and a balanced budget will enable our region to be more affordable for talented young professionals to open businesses and spur economic growth. Four reasons why you deserve to be a 40 Under Forty:. • Youngest president for the CCIM Connecticut Chapter, served in consecutive years, 2016- 2017, where we doubled membership and tripled net income earning the chapter the coveted President's Cup Award. • Responsible for overseeing the CCIM Con- necticut, New York metro, upstate New York, and New England chapters. • Completed over $60 million worth of com- mercial real estate deals last year alone, earn- ing the Regions CoStar Power Broker Award for top sales broker. • One of the less than 3 percent of Realtors who have earned the prestigious SIOR designation. Fun Fact After completing several marathons I'm cur- rently training for an ironman. Michael Guidicelli Age: 35 Company: Regions Real Estate Advisors Title: Owner No. of years with current company: 15 Town where I live: Hebron Town where I work: Glastonbury and Marlborough College: UConn Highest degree: Master's equivalent in investment real estate " Nicole has an innovative and positive spirit, and is a significant asset to our team. Her expertise and skill have such a positive impact on our ability to fulfill our mission and on all those we serve at Oak Hill. Barry M. Simon, MA, MPA President & Chief Executive Officer Congratulations to our own Nicole Feeny, as well as all of the Hartford Business Journal 40 Under Forty recipients for 2018! Oak Hill is Connecticut's largest private provider for individuals with disabilities, and a recognized leader in providing community-based programs: housing, employment training, education, assistive technology, healthy relationships, early intervention, and recreation to children and adults with multiple disabilities (including visual impairments.) Oak Oak Hill employs over 1,700 professionals who work at our 155 program sites located in 77 towns throughout Connecticut. Oak Hill's 19 distinct programs continue to evolve to successfully meet the changing needs of over 40,000 people with disabilities each year. 860.242.2274 oakhillct.org 40 UNDER FORTY 2018

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