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US Bank Hires Capital One’s Sadhvi Subramanian to Lead East Region Lending

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U.S. Bank has added Sadhvi Subramanian from Capital One (COF) to lead commercial real estate for the bank’s East region, the company announced Monday.

Subramanian arrives at U.S Bank after a 20-year stint at Capital One where she was mid-Atlantic market manager for the past five years. The East region she will cover encompasses Washington D.C., Massachusetts, Ohio, Tennessee, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. 

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A CRE veteran, Subramanian was on Commercial Observer’s 2021 Washington D.C. Power List and last year received the Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) Network Career Advancement for Women Impact Award. She also helped spearhead a partnership between Capital One and CREW that led to the bank’s 2020 benchmark study highlighting gender and diversity challenges in CRE. 

U.S. Bank also promoted Kim McKee to lead CRE for the Northeast region, which includes New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. McKee, who also leads real estate structured finance for U.S. Bank, was previously New York market manager for the past three years.

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Kim McKee

Prior to arriving at U.S. Bank in 2018 and opening its first New York City CRE office, McKee spent six years at Wells Fargo leading a team responsible for a portfolio in the New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania regions.  

“Sadhvi and Kim each step into these important roles with deep track records delivering innovative financing strategies for CRE investors and developers,” Rex Rudy, head of commercial real estate at U.S. Bank, said in a statement. “Throughout their careers, both Sadhvi and Kim have also been successful growing portfolios by delivering tailored solutions for clients. Their experience and leadership will help us as we continue to expand our CRE business throughout the eastern U.S.” 

Andrew Coen can be reached at acoen@commercialobserver.com.