BBG promotes Marc Nassif to expanded government services role
BBG said it promoted Marc Nassif to executive managing director of government services, expanding his role in the firm’s public-sector practice.
BBG said it promoted Marc Nassif to executive managing director of government services, expanding his role in the firm’s public-sector practice.
BBG announced on Aug. 3 that it promoted Marc Nassif, MAI, LEED AP, MRICS, to executive managing director of government services. The company said the move expands his responsibilities as it looks to grow work with federal, state and local agencies.
BBG said government services has become one of its fastest-growing business lines. The firm said Nassif launched its Government Services Team in 2023 and has helped build the practice’s service structure, proposal process and workflows.
The company said those changes improved efficiency and proposal win rates. It also said Nassif has helped guide merger and acquisition strategy, operational integration and organizational design as BBG expanded to more than 50 offices nationwide.
In the release, BBG described itself as one of the nation’s largest independent commercial real estate services firms and the industry’s first bundled service provider. It also said it is a leading independent commercial real estate valuation and assessment firm.
BBG CEO Bill Britain said government services is a strategic growth sector for the company. Britain said Nassif created a cross-functional team and collaborative platform that position BBG to expand relationships with government agencies nationwide.
The company said Nassif will continue leading growth of the government services practice and seek new opportunities with public-sector clients. It said his expanded role also includes broadening services to meet changing needs across that market.
BBG did not disclose additional terms tied to the promotion. The company’s release was dated Dallas on Aug. 3, 2026.
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