For more than a quarter of a century,has played an integral role in shaping the growth of Kilroy Realty Corp., one of San Francisco's most active developers.
Rose entered into a separation agreement with the company Nov. 30 that dictates his employment will end on March 1 when his contract with Kilroy is scheduled to expirer, according to a December filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. He currently serves as president and secretary. He will receive a cash benefit payment of $1.2 million. Rose, 61, has agreed to provide Kilroy with"an additional year of transition support," per the agreement., 63, who currently serves as Kilroy's president of development and construction services. Smart joined the company in 2000 and his son, Cooper, is also employed with Kilroy in a non-executive role.
He joined Kilroy as its treasurer with 11 years of experience in corporate finance in 1997, shortly after the company's IPO. Rose