Frederick T. Waldeck

Frederick T. Waldeck is a managing director in the Equity Capital Markets group， primarily focused on managing investor relations in the Western U.S.， Asia and the Middle East. Prior to joining Tishman Speyer in 2009， he was a managing director in Lehman Brothers' Global Real Estate Group. Previously， Mr. Waldeck was with JPMorgan which he joined in 1998 as head of the firm's West Coast real estate and lodging investment banking group and then moved to their Private Bank in 2001. Prior to JPMorgan， Mr. Waldeck held several executive positions with Ford Motor Company Financial Services Group， where he was responsible for managing and disposing of real estate assets and financial entities owned by Ford Motor Company， most notably First Nationwide Bank. Prior to his time at Ford， Mr. Waldeck was the executive responsible for the management and disposition of distressed real estate assets acquired by the Robert M. Bass Group， through their acquisition of American Savings Bank from a division of the U.S. Government. He also served as head of North American investment and corporate banking activities at Security Pacific National Bank in Los Angeles. Mr. Waldeck received an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and holds a BSBA from Denver University， where he now serves as a member of the Board of Trustees.