Seasoned Executive Joins Asset Campus Housing

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Last Updated ( 01/25/2012 10:35 )

DATE_FORMAT_LC2=Wednesday,January 25 2012 12:00:00 AM

Seasoned Executive Joins Asset Campus Housing

Houston — Asset Campus Housing has hired Geoff R. Eisenacher as vice president of business development, responsible for establishing relationships, seeking new management opportunities and forming future business opportunities. Previously, Eisenacher was assistant vice president at Campus Living Villages, where he was responsible for various duties that included portfolio operations, business development and special projects. Eisnenacher started his career as an RA for Allen & O’Hara (EdR) and also worked for the Bromley Companies.

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