Expert Conversation with Matt Henry and Jonathan Goldstein
Matt Henry
Chief Executive OfficerMatt Henry is Chief Executive Officer of Chatham Financial. He leads the firm’s global platform at the intersection of capital markets expertise and technology, helping clients navigate complex financial decisions with greater clarity and precision.
Summary
Matt Henry, Chatham’s Managing Partner and CEO, and Jonathan Goldstein, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Cain International, discuss the evolving landscape of commercial real estate, empathy and humanity in leadership, the value of long-term relationships in business, and more.
Where to listen
This conversation covers
Transformative trends in real estate, such as the focus on high-quality, income-generating assets
The importance of resilience and long-term vision in leadership decisions
How to build connections by listening, understanding, and finding common ground
Preparing for a return of core capital investments as CRE market valuations stabilize
The power of hard work, confidence, and ambition to maximize personal potential
The vision for the future, including the Delano Hotel reopening and Beverly Hills development
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