Q&A With Kelly Smith: Ex-Kimco Exec Leads
Peaceable Street Capital's Canadian Effort
Peaceable Street Capital—co-founded by former Kimco CEO David Henry—just opened a Toronto office, the burgeoning firm's first outside the US. Helming the Canadian operation is Kelly Smith, also ex-Kimco. She outlines her mission.
Bisnow: Tell us about Peaceable Street and how you became part of it.
Kelly Smith (pictured at 40 University Ave, the Toronto office for Kimco, which is exiting Canada): I was with Kimco for eight years, responsible for managing the…
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