The Solomon Organization
Kate Yurgec has a diverse work experience in finance and auditing. Kate currently works as the Chief Financial Officer at The Solomon Organization since April 2020. Prior to that, they held various roles at The Hampshire Companies, including Director of Finance from July 2017 to April 2020, Controller from August 2011 to June 2017, and Assistant Controller from November 2009 to August 2011. Before joining The Hampshire Companies, Kate worked as an Auditor at Ernst & Young from an unknown start date to 2009.
Kate Yurgec attended the University of Notre Dame from 2001 to 2005. The specific degree or field of study they pursued during their time there is not provided.
The Solomon Organization
The Solomon Organization is a vertically-integrated investment, management and development company specializing in multi-family real estate. The company currently owns and operates 60+ income producing properties across 9 states. Solomon is dedicated to improving residents’ living experiences. Communities cater to the middle-income market, and provide high-quality and luxurious rental apartments and townhomes at affordable price points. The company has instilled a culture focused on people which has enabled Solomon to grow the business and expand its footprint over the years, while securing long-lasting capital relationships with partners who share our high-level of commitment to our core values. Solomon is supported by a team of 600+ employees with diverse experience in asset management, property management, construction, leasing, marketing, maintenance, acquisitions, risk-management, IT, finance, accounting and all other related support functions. The company is led by a high-touch executive team with over 200 years combined experience. Investments are focused on capital preservation and income generation through the ownership of well-located multifamily assets. The investment strategy is long-term oriented, focused on economic fundamentals and expected to protect against (and benefit from) inflationary pressures. Solomon focuses on acquiring under-performing or under-managed suburban properties in secondary markets. Properties are re-positioned through value-add programs, routinely consisting of renovations and upgrades to the interiors, exteriors and/or amenities. Having managed tens of thousands of apartment homes, we continually monitor market trends and implement best practices to enhance operations and our residents’ living experiences.