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Tom Fernandez on leadership: The quickest decision isn’t always the best decision

Marcus Lott
Marcus Lott
Marcus Lott
Reporter · Syracuse, NY

With a background in urban studies from NYU, Marcus has reported on real estate trends for over six years, previously contributing to Syracuse.com. He specializes in local development projects and housing trends affecting the Syracuse area, making him an authority on real estate topics.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 10:00 AM · 1 min read
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Tom Fernandez on leadership: The quickest decision isn’t always the best decision — Syracuse Health news

Tom Fernandez started out as a journalist and photographer in southwest Colorado, where he went to college. In between freelance jobs, he would come home to Syracuse and rejoin the family business, the Woodbine Group, a Syracuse development and hospitality company.

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