Norman Radow

March 8, 2002
All Boards Day
Kennesaw State University

Speaker: Norman Radow
Attorney and Real Estate Developer

Radow lecture

Norman Radow biography

Attorney and real estate developer Norman Radow grew up in Brooklyn, New York. Radow attended college at the State University of New York at Plattsburg, graduating in 1978 with a B.A. He graduated from New York Law School in 1981.

Radow moved to Atlanta in 1987 to become general counsel and later senior vice president of Euramex, a local branch of an international real estate company. Radco Management, the company he formed in 1994, developed the GLG Grand Tower (now known as the Four Seasons) in Midtown, the Hawthorn Suites in Buckhead and The River West condominiums.

Radow, a long-time resident of Cobb County, is a trustee of Kennesaw State University's Foundation and vice-chair of the facilities committee, which is overseeing the new student housing. In addition, he is a member of the bar in Georgia and New York. Radow is married to the former Kathleen McDonnell and has two children.

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