Longtime real estate executives Amit Kulkarni and Russ Cofano have launched a new strategy firm, Alloy Advisors. Their offerings range from product development to legal planning.
Source: Inman News
Amit Kulkarni, Russ Cofano launch strategy firm Alloy Advisors
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