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Time Equities, Inc. promotes Goodman to CFO

Landon Goodman

Manhattan, NY International real estate firm, Time Equities, Inc. (TEI), a diversified investment, development, asset and property management, licensed real estate brokerage, and alternative energy company, has promoted Landon Goodman to chief financial officer.

In his new role as CFO, Goodman will work with the executive team on the analysis of the company’s transactional activity, helping shape corporate strategy and drive profitability. His promotion is part of TEI’s commitment to strengthening its leadership team and driving long-term financial success.

“Landon has been an invaluable member of our finance team, bringing a high level of expertise and leadership to the organization,” said Francis Greenburger, CEO and chairman of TEI. “His deep understanding of our financial operations, coupled with his strategic insight, makes him the ideal person to step into this role. I am confident that under his financial leadership, TEI will continue to grow and thrive.”

“I am incredibly honored to serve as Chief Financial Officer at TEI.” said Goodman. “This company has an extraordinary legacy and an ambitious vision for the future. I look forward to driving financial strategies that support TEI’s continued expansion, operational excellence, and long-term success.”

Goodman joined TEI in 2021 and has been instrumental in managing the firm’s financial reporting, tax planning, and 1031 Exchange strategies.

Prior to TEI, he served as director of financial reporting and assistant controller at Innovate (f/k/a HC2 Holdings Inc.) a publicly traded holdings company, and spent eight years at Deloitte & Touche, where he worked in advisory and audit, focusing on large asset managers, and private and public REITs, including those undergoing the IPO process. A CPA, Goodman holds a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting and Internal Audit from SUNY University at Buffalo.

His promotion follows other recent leadership appointments at TEI, including Max Pastor’s advancement to chief operating officer and the formation of a senior executive committee focused on driving the company’s future growth.

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