Inland Investments Announces New Executive Structure for 2025

Nati Kiferbaum, Rahul Sehgal

Inland Real Estate Investment Corporation, or Inland Investments – an industry leading real estate investment manager – announced its new executive structure which unifies leadership throughout its subsidiaries including Inland Private Capital Corporation, or IPC, Inland Venture Partners, and Inland Securities Corporation.

According to the company, the organizational enhancements are to streamline operations, improve agility, harmonize investment direction, and position the Inland Investments platform for continued strategic growth and innovation.

Last February, to align leadership across its subsidiaries, Inland Investments appointed Keith Lampi, also president and chief executive officer of IPC, to serve as president and CEO of the entire Inland Investments’ investment management platform.

Today, the following executive promotions took effect:

• Nati Kiferbaum was promoted to chief strategy officer of Inland Investments, synchronizing the firm’s research, investment strategy and property underwriting with The Inland Real Estate Group’s newly appointed chief investment officer to ensure new acquisitions align with the company’s growth and value propositions. Kiferbaum brings over a decade of expertise and thought leadership in key areas of product strategy, product development, and due diligence. Kiferbaum recently participated in The DI Wire’s webinar for financial advisers, investors, and others interested in learning more about 721 exchange UPREIT investment programs.
• Rahul Sehgal was promoted to chief operating officer of Inland Investments, bringing decades of expertise in operational strategy, real estate analytics, and asset management execution. In his new role, Sehgal will prioritize the investor experience through the continued betterment of investor and financial adviser interactions across Inland Investments programs. Inland Investments said this process begins with investment processing and data transfer and concludes with investor relations and client service.

Dan Zatloukal will continue in his role as executive vice president – asset management of Inland Investments, focusing on optimizing portfolio performance and maximizing investor outcomes for all Inland Investments’ programs. Additionally, Michael Ezzell will continue in his role as president and CEO of Inland Securities Corporation – Inland Investments’ affiliated broker-dealer entity – where he oversees sales and distribution strategy, strategic accounts, securities operations, compliance, and expansion efforts of evolving distribution channels. Each will continue to report to Lampi.

“These changes represent a pivotal moment of consolidation and connectivity, which we refer to as the journey to one Inland Investments,” said Lampi. “By realigning our leadership team, we are strengthening our ability to execute on our strategic growth initiatives, enhance our investor experience, and remain at the forefront of innovation in the alternative investment management industry. I am confident that this proven team along with The Inland Real Estate Group’s entire executive leadership team, with its unparalleled expertise and shared commitment to excellence, will drive Inland Investments to new heights.”

Last month, The Inland Real Estate Group of Companies announced the passing of its co-founder, director and vice chairman, G. Joseph Cosenza, at the age of 81. He was also president of Inland Real Estate Acquisitions LLC.

Inland Real Estate Investment Corporation is a sponsor of real estate securities and is a part of The Inland Real Estate Group of Companies Inc. Headquartered in Oak Brook, Ill., The Inland Real Estate Group of Companies is one of the nation’s largest commercial real estate and financial organizations. Cumulatively, it employs more than 1,000 people nationwide. Inland member companies have owned and managed hundreds of millions of square feet of various commercial property types in 49 states.

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