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In
1964 Jay Goldman started with a premier Charleston real estate
firm with principals who were interested in professional
designations and a high degree of competence. This provided the
ground work for a career that extends today to one of West
Virginia’s premier commercial and industrial real estate firms.
Goldman Associates is one of the few West Virginia firms to offer
brokerage service including leasing and sales, appraisal,
consulting, and asset management services.
Goldman Associates has played a prominent part in the
Charleston-Huntington market and has participated in appraisal or
brokerage assignments and nearly all West Virginia counties.
Imagine that West Virginia is further north than Pittsburgh,
further east than Washington, D.C., further south than Richmond,
Virginia, and further west than Columbus, Ohio. As Senator Robert
C. Byrd has frequently said, “West Virginia is the center.”
Some of the largest real estate transactions in West Virginia have
been through Goldman Associates. Whether they are downtown
Charleston office buildings, corporate headquarters for state
firms, or restaurant sites, there is a high degree of skill and
ability through these real estate specialists.
Long term relationships have created a high degree of repeat
business for this firm. As a boutique firm, hands on personal
business is achieved. This office is based on dedicated full time
professionals.
Integrity and confidentiality have been the hallmark of this
company. This has extended to relationships with financial
institutions, private and public corporations, and individuals
which have created strong relationships in both location and
relocation.
The geographic constraints of West Virginia have not been an
impediment to Goldman Associates. The four seasons and the
mountainous terrain offer challenges which have no precedent.
Relationships with other brokers have expanded the ability of this
company to work throughout the State. National and international
relationships have been furthered through memberships in the CCIM,
SIOR, CRE, and the Appraisal Institute. This network has created
great results for West Virginia and national companies by
providing borderless services on a large scale.
Goldman Associates continues to be involved in many community
functions for the betterment of the area. The members are always
willing to participate in non-profit and for profit board
membership, sponsor events, and be cheerleaders for the State of
West Virginia. Access to political leaders and business decision
makers is a key in our business. These relationships have been
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Jay Goldman
Jay Goldman is president of Goldman Associates and has been
actively involved in the real estate business in West Virginia for forty years
in brokerage, appraising, consulting and asset management. He is widely
respected for his skills in commercial and industrial real estate. He is a
member of the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR); CCIM Institute
(CCIM) as a general certified appraiser in West Virginia; is a member of The
Appraisal Institute (MAI) and The Counselors of Real Estate (CRE).
He is a graduate of Morris Harvey College, University of Charleston, and West
Virginia University College of Law. He holds degrees in Business
Administration, and Real Estate, and is admitted to practice in state and
federal courts.
Throughout his career he has been involved in public service and has
previously served as mayor of the City of Charleston. His list of current
board memberships include City Holding Company, West Virginia State Chamber of
Commerce, West Virginia Auctioneer’s Association, and the Charleston Rotary
Club. He has conducted numerous charitable auctions for Marshall University,
Make A Wish, Charleston Area Medical Center Foundation and others.
Previous board memberships have included serving as chairman of the Charleston
Regional Chamber of Commerce, the Business and Industrial Development
Corporation (BIDCO) and the Kanawha Valley Board of Realtors.
Todd Goldman
Todd Goldman is an Associate Broker with Goldman Associates, Inc. and has
been involved in the real estate business since 1995. A third generation
Realtor and real estate appraiser, Todd has focused on commercial and
industrial brokerage and valuation. He is a graduate of Virginia Tech
with a Bachelors of Science Degree in Finance and earned a Masters of
Business Administration through the Marshall University Executive MBA
Program. Todd is an Associate Broker in West Virginia, a licensed real
estate salesperson in Virginia and holds a Certified General Real Estate
Appraisal License in West Virginia.
Specialty designations include the CCIM (Certified Commercial Investment
Member) offered by the CCIM Institute and the SIOR designation as an
office specialist offered by the Society of Industrial and Office
Realtors. These coveted real estate designations illustrate his
commitment to providing the most professional and competent real estate
services.
Todd has been heavily involved in several charitable and philanthropic
organizations in Charleston. They include a term as a member of the
Salvation Army Board of Directors, a Vestry Member and Treasurer for St.
Matthews Episcopal Church and as a Board Member for the Rotary Club of
Charleston.
Nancy Dollison
Nancy Dollison, an associate broker, has over 15 years of
experience in the real estate market with Goldman Associates, Inc. She earned
an associate degree in computer science from the University of Charleston. She
is primarily involved with office and warehouse leasing. Mrs. Dollison also
inventories available space in the area and coordinates the company’s
marketing and advertising projects.
Scott Barnette
Scott Barnette is an Associate Broker and Certified General Real Estate
Appraiser with Goldman Associates, Inc. He has been involved in the real
estate business for over ten years. Scott focuses on commercial and
industrial valuation and brokerage. He is a graduate of West Virginia
University. He has a Bachelor’s of Science degree in business
administration and finance, a Masters of Business Administration, and a
Doctorate of Jurisprudence. Scott is admitted to practice law in West
Virginia State and Federal Courts.
Scott has been actively involved in various community activities,
including serving as an Advisory Board Member of Believe in West
Virginia Store, an Elder at Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church, Vice
President of the John Adams Middle School Athletic Boosters, and former
President of the Mountaineer Habitat for Humanity Board of Directors.
Marc Roberts
In 2004 and after over 26 years of public service, Marc retired from the
West Virginia State Police with the rank of Captain. His duties at the
State Police included supervising the state police vehicle fleet and
buildings programs. In 2005, Marc joined Goldman Associates and has been
involved with residential, commercial and individual property valuation
assignments. In addition, he has also been involved in researching value
related issues for litigation support.
Marc graduated from Bluefield State College and is currently certified
as a Licensed Residential appraiser by the West Virginia Real Estate
Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board.
Carrie Sloan-Meyer
Carrie Sloan-Meyer has been an Administrative Assistant with Goldman
Associates for nearly 8 years. She has been a Legal Secretary for 13
years. Carrie has had numerous classes in computer training, as well as
business administration classes at West Virginia State University. She
is trained on a variety of different software applications including
Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, Outlook, HP Director, Camedia Master,
Quickbooks, DeLorme, Adobe Acrobat, and SpecPrint. Carrie performs
research to update statistical information, typing and a variety of
other duties. She is a committee member with the Barbara E. Vineyard
Foundation, has volunteered for the Smoke on the Water Chili Cook Off
and is also involved in several softball activities in the Charleston
area.
Jennifer Igo
Jennifer Piercy-Igo is an administrative assistant with Goldman
Associates. She earned M.A. degrees from Marshall University in
Political Science and Journalism and previously worked for BrickStreet
Insurance, West Virginia Workers’ Compensation Commission and the City
of Charleston. Jennifer is involved in the Smoke on the Water Chili
Cookoff, the YMCA of Kanawha Valley Marketing Committee, and is an
adjunct faculty member at Marshall University in the school of
Journalism and Mass Communications.
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