Career Summary

Manny Vasquez is vice president of business development and partner at Pfefferle Companies, a commercial real estate leader founded in Wisconsin in 1971. He is responsible for fostering relationships with a variety of clients, partners, and stakeholders including businesses, investors, owners/developers, municipalities, and economic development organizations. Manny works closely with the company’s sales and leasing team (NAI Pfefferle), as well as its facilities and property management group (Pfefferle Management), to offer comprehensive, best-in-class real estate services with a focus on industrial, office, retail, multifamily and investment property throughout the state of Wisconsin. Manny also helps the company and client base extend their market reach nationally and internationally by leveraging Pfefferle’s partnership with NAI Global, a network of 300+ commercial real estate offices around the world. He is actively involved in several non-profit organizations, which is a reflection of the company’s investment in and commitment to the communities it serves.

Prior to joining NAI Pfefferle, Manny led the Fox Cities Regional Partnership, a public-private economic development organization focused on business recruitment, retention and expansion in Wisconsin’s Fox Cities region.

Education

• Master’s degree in public administration from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
• Bachelor of Arts degree in political science and international affairs from Marquette University

Achievements

• Stephen Hintz MPA Award, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
• Rising Star Award, The Post Crescent
• 40 Under 40, New North Region

Affiliations

• Board of directors, Commercial Association of Realtors Wisconsin (CARW)
• Board of directors, Marquette University’s Center for Real Estate
• Board of directors, Centergy (Central WI Economic Development)
• Board of directors, Greater Green Bay Chamber of Commerce
• Board of directors, Greater Green Bay Chamber Economic Development Corporation
• Board of directors, Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region