Pretty Girls Love Real Estate

On episode 66 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Victoria Gousse Baumol, Senior Vice President of Investments at A. Walker & Co., a boutique real estate private equity firm based in New York City.

During our conversation we discuss:

- Differences between a private equity firm and a pension fund

- How private equity firms evaluate deals

- The tangible impact that previous deals she's worked on have had in the community

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On episode 61 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Nicole Christopherson, real estate broker and founder of NMC Realty, servicing buyers and sellers in Austin, Texas and Newport Beach, California.

During our conversation we discuss:

- Her transition from Newport Beach to Austin and unique things to know if interested in buying real estate in Texas

- Starting an independent brokerage under EXP Realty

- New initiatives and upcoming events with her platform “Work Hard, Smile Hard”

Book Recommendation:

Fierce Conversations by Susan Scott

Tribes by Seth Godin

On episode 58 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Sheveir Ross, a real estate investor in Baltimore, MD. During our conversation we discuss:

• Comparison between DC and Baltimore markets
• Getting back in the real estate investing game after taking a loss
• How to connect with private money for real estate deals

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On episode 57 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Stephanie Knights, realtor at e-Merge Real Estate in Columbus, Ohio. During our conversation we discuss:

• Overview of the Columbus, Ohio market and opportunities for investment in 2023 and beyond
• Carving out a niche as a buyer’s agent for baby boomer clients
• Nuances you should know when considering investing in Columbus, Ohio

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On episode 56 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Janisha Richardson, founder of Right Commercial Lending and market leader for the DMV chapter of Project REAP. During our conversation we discuss:

• How to establish business credit even with a new LLC with no revenue
• Preparing your personal credit profile to successfully qualify for business credit
• Upcoming initiatives for the Project REAP DMV region

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On episode 55 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Anna McCorvey, LEEP AP-certified architect and founder of the River East Design Center based in the Anacostia neighborhood of SE DC. During our conversation we discuss:

- Programs and initiatives to increase the amount of black women architects (currently only around 500 in the United States)

-Evolution of community design centers over the years

-How the pandemic has changed how architects are thinking about residential design

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On episode 54 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Daria Guzzo, Program Specialist for DMV Initiatives at Capital Impact Partners. During our conversation we discuss:

- Capital Impact Partners' multitude of programs and initiatives designed to strengthen communities and create a new generation of developers of color

- Her experience as a fellow in Leadership Greater Washington's Rising Leader Program

- Capital Impact Partners' transition to Momentus Capital and what that means for their offerings moving forward

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On episode 53 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Rachael Strum, Senior Mortgage Loan Officer at Cardinal Financial. She is also an affordable housing developer, and has years of experience working with HUD and section 8 programs. During our conversation we discuss:

- Dispelling myths and things you probably didn't know about section 8 vouchers

- Ways to find properties in pre-foreclosure

- Creating customizable affordable housing for first time homebuyers

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On episode 50 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Marjorie Tsang, former Investment Manager for the New York State Employees' Pension Fund, controlling approximately $175B of assets under management during her tenure.

During our conversation we discuss:

-How large institutional investment funds think about asset allocation and evaluate opportunities for the portfolio

-Defining E.S.G. and how Measurabl is quantifying the environmental footprint of new real estate developments

- Seizing opportunities to create diversity in real estate from other perspectives than race and gender

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On episode 49 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Manikka Bowman, the new Executive Director for Project REAP, an organization championing diversity in the commercial real estate industry for the past 24 years.

During our conversation we discuss:

• New initiatives for the 25th anniversary of Project REAP
• Quantitatively measuring the tangible impact that Project REAP has had on its alumni and the CRE industry as a whole
• Manikka's upcoming project in Cambridge, MA with her development company, HarveyReed LLC

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On episode 48 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Ayesha Hudson, CEO of A-Peace, LLC, a housing and resident programming provider in the most underserved communities in Washington, DC. 

During this episode, we discuss:

- The changes in the DC housing market over the past 20+ years

- The various rental subsidy and supportive housing programs in DC

- Membership and opportunities with the DC Landlord Advisory Group

- Participation in the Capital Impact Partners' Equitable Development Initiative and Amazon Housing Equity Accelerator Fellowship for minority developers in the DMV

Contact Ayesha:

Website: apeacellc.com

Email: ayesha@apeacellc.com

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On episode 47 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Adeola Adejobi, Founder of Avant-Garde Network, the leading social enterprise company focused on creating black executives and entrepreneurs. Adeola is a nationally and regionally recognized leader in advancing diversity, equity and inclusion in business entrepreneurship and real estate.

On this episode, we discuss:

- The tangible impact of the Diversity in Commercial Real Estate conference and Women of Color and Capital Conference 

- What some companies are doing right to bridge the diversity, equity, and inclusion gaps in the world of commercial real estate

- The real estate investing landscape and opportunities abroad

- What to expect from this year's Women of Color and Capital Conference (October 13-15, 2022) https://wocxc22.quvent.com/

Contact Adeola Adejobi:

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adeolaadejobi/

Website: https://www.avantgnetwork.com/

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On episode 46 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Imelba Rodriguez, an associate broker based on Brooklyn, NY. Imelba has several years of experience working with various organizations to help address the housing affordability crisis in the city, one family at a time.  During our conversation we discuss:

- the current state of affordable housing in NYC

- her experience being a landlord and self-managing a multifamily building 

- the various programs offered by the city to help low-income residents achieve homeownership

- advice for realtors and clients to get deals executed in this unprecedented real estate market

Book suggestion:

The Power of Ted by David Emerald

https://www.amazon.com/POWER-TED-EMPOWERMENT-DYNAMIC-Anniversary/dp/0996871802/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1628233745&sr=8-1

Contact Imelba:

646-787-5899

On episode 45 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Jasmine Jina Ortiz, a commercial broker based in Boston and Worcester, Massachusetts area. During our conversation we discuss:

- benefits of being a residential/commercial dual threat agent

- how being involved in different real estate organizations and pursuing numerous designations can take your career to the next level

- new real estate developments and opportunities in the Boston and Worcester markets

- increasing real estate diversity specifically within the LatinX community

Book suggestion:

The One Thing by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan

Contact Jina:

jinaortiz@gmail.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jinaortiz/

IG: @jasmineortiz1193

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On episode 44 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Rachel Lesperance, a paralegal with Res-Title based out of the Indianapolis, Indiana area. During our conversation we discuss: 

- the state of the title industry during the pandemic and beyond

- what states have the toughest closing procedures for real estate transactions

-her words of wisdom to realtors and loan officers to make the closing process go as smooth as possible

Book suggestions:

Dance First, Think Later by Kathryn and Ross Petras

Contact Rachel:

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachel-lesperance-9526a6176/

Website: https://www.res-title.com/

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On episode 43 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Courtney Timmons, co-founder of Concrete Roots, a family-owned business to build residential communities using shipping containers in the Atlanta area. During our conversation we discuss:

- pros and cons of building with shipping containers vs traditional building materials

- helping to create the zoning codes for residential shipping container builds in Atlanta

- advice for developers interested in building with shipping containers

- working with nonprofit groups to teach marketable skills and give jobs in the construction sector to the homeless

Book Recommendation:

New York School of Design: Home: The Foundations of Enduring Spaces by Eileen Fisher

https://www.amazon.com/New-York-School-Interior-Design-ebook/dp/B01F2ISTKC

Contact Courtney:

concreterootsgroup.com

IG and Facebook: @concreterootsgroup

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/courtney-timmons-b4510217/

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On episode 42 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Brandi Hawkins and Tiffany Harris, founders and owners of Harris Hawkins & Co, a real estate brokerage based in Baltimore. During our conversation we discuss:

• Requirements to become a licensed broker and open your own brokerage in Maryland
  
• Leading and mentoring a team of 23 mostly women realtors and counting
  
• Grand opening of their second office in Parkville and plans for more expansion

Book suggestions:

The Sell by Fredrik Ecklund

https://www.amazon.com/Sell-Secrets-Selling-Anything-Anyone/dp/1592409318/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1622719061&sr=8-1

Fear is Just a four Letter Word by Tracy Tutor
https://www.amazon.com/Fear-Just-Four-Letter-Word-Unstoppable/dp/059318873X/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1622719232&sr=8-2

Contact Brandi & Tiffany:

IG: @harrishawkinsandco

@thebrandihawkins

@tiffharris_therealtor

www.harrishawkinsandco.com

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On episode 41 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Smita and Chetna Lal, also known as the Syndication Sisters. They have over 20 years of experience purchasing and rehabbing rental properties mostly in the DMV area, and in recent years have moved up to acquire apartment complexes throughout the Midwest and southern United States. During our conversation we discuss:

-advice and words of wisdom for anyone looking to start doing your own real estate syndication deals

- strategies to safely acquire property during any phase of the real estate cycles

- building confidence to start raising capital from friends and family

Book suggestions:

Rich Woman by Kim Kiyosaki 

https://www.amazon.com/Rich-Woman-Kim-Kiyosaki-audiobook/dp/B002L32MGE/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3CWJNKB6NJK21&dchild=1&keywords=rich+woman+kim+kiyosaki&qid=1622062490&sprefix=rich+woman+kim+kiyosa%2Caps%2C586&sr=8-1

Emerging Real Estate Markets by David Lindahl

https://www.amazon.com/Emerging-Real-Estate-Markets-Coming/dp/0470174668/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=emerging+real+estate+market+david&qid=1622062531&sr=8-3

Contact Smita and Chetna:

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/smitalal/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/chetnalal/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/smita.lal.3

Email: smitalal@yahoo.com

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On episode 39 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I had the pleasure of getting double the knowledge and inspiration from the ladies of the Dream Team of ExecuHome Realty, Tekee Wilkes and Candis Carr. They are veteran real estate agents in the Baltimore, MD market and also participate in many activities and initiatives to educate members of their community about the power of real estate. During our conversation we discuss:

- Current state of the Baltimore real estate market with actionable advice for buyers and sellers

- Their work in the community including their "Open House with the Dream Team" radio show on Praise 106.1FM and speaking engagements with local schools and nonprofit organizations

- Advice and inspiration for new real estate agents looking to get into the industry

- Challenges they have overcome in their career as women of color

Book suggestions:

Mud 2 Millions by Ayesha Selden

Contact Candis & Tekee:

www.trustthedream.com

Instagram:

@trustthedreamteam

@realtor_tekee

@carr_realtor

Candis: (443)677-8732

Tekee: (443)413-4393

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On episode 38 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Desiree Garrido, realtor at Compass and life/professional coach in the Bay Area. During out chat we discuss:

• Markets in Northern California that are not totally saturated
  
• Importance of maintaining a healthy spirit and body as a real estate professional
  
• Aligning with like-minded people that match your goals and values in your professional career
  
• Challenges she has faced in the industry as a woman of Filipino descent
  

Book suggestions:

Miracle Morning for Real Estate Agents by Hal Axelrod

Millionaire Real Estate Agent by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan

Contact Desiree:

On episode 35 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Erica Atterbury, a realtor in the Orlando, Florida real estate market with Coldwell Banker Realty. Before joining them, Erica was a buyer's agent with NACA (Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America), a national organization with a mission to help low to moderate income people achieve home ownership.  During our conversation we discuss:

- considerations to make when choosing which brokerage to hang your license with as a newly licensed real estate agent

- pros and cons of the NACA program for first-time homebuyers

- pros and cons of being a buyer's agent with NACA

- the state of the Orlando real estate market pre and post-pandemic

- her aspirations and game plan to transition into commercial real estate and development

Book Recommendation

Ninja Selling by Larry Kendall

https://www.amazon.com/Ninja-Selling-Subtle-Skills-Results-ebook/dp/B01MTR49WK/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1616013287&sr=8-3

Contact Erica:

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericaatterbury/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EricaSellsFloridaRealEstate

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On episode 34 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Rahel Fikre, Store Development Manager for Starbucks based in the Northern Virginia market. She has a vast wealth of experience in retail real estate, specifically working with franchises and new store development. During our conversation we discuss:

- her experience working with franchisees at Exxon Mobile and 7-Eleven

- differences between a franchise location vs. a corporate location

- her outlook for opportunities and changes in the retail real estate industry moving forward

- developing mental fortitude as you grow into new uncharted levels of your real estate career

Book suggestions:

The Conscious Brain by Steven Rose

On episode 33 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Ashley McMichael, founder of the Innovative Academy of Liberal Art and Sciences, an organization that provides education and opportunities for students and families in the areas of science, technology, entrepreneurship, arts, and mental health in the Ward 7 neighborhood of Washington, DC.

During our conversation we discussed:

-her background in medicine, physiology, and biology and how it fueled her passion to help more youth of color gain knowledge in these areas

-applying for grants and other forms of funding for her non-profit

- her experience as a member of the Open Access Fellowship which seeks to get more minorities in the world of community development finance

- the power of federal and state programs like LIHTC (Low income housing tax credits) and NMTC (new market tax credits) to revitalize communities and create more affordable housing

Book Suggestions:

Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki

Contact Ashley:

Website: Innovative Academy of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Theialas.org

On episode 32 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Tiyanna Long, Founder of Medisi Ventures, a social impact firm that provides consulting, advocacy, and development services for clients in the cannabis industry. Tiyanna is also an Oakland, California native and participates in many non profit organizations and initiatives to provide financial literacy and programs to help residents retain equity in their own communities. During our conversation we discussed:

- the social and economic impact of gentrification in Oakland

- the bureaucracy and barriers to entry that people of color face when trying to enter the legal cannabis industry

- her experience trying to break into the commercial side of real estate and gain effective mentorship

- her interest in construction and the need for more women to enter that segment of the real estate industry

Book Suggestions:

The Color of Law by Richard Rothstein

Ninja Selling by Larry Kendall

Contact Tiyanna:

IG: @tiyannalong

@urbandevelopher

@medisillc

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With the pandemic still rampant throughout the world, the "new normal" has the majority of people in the corporate world working from home for the foreseeable future. So what is to be of all the available office space? 

On episode 31 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Wunmi Onile-Ere, Commercial Realtor specializing in the office asset class at JRT Realty, based in New York City. During our conversation we discuss:

- her opinion of the value add opportunities for offices that will be prevalent on the other side of the pandemic

- her experience with the Diversity in Commercial Real Estate Conference and Project REAP

- transitioning from a successful career as a commodities trader to real estate brokerage and asset management

- getting certified in ARGUS and the importance of developing the technical skills to succeed in commercial real estate

Book suggestions:

French Lessons: Letters to My Daughters by Joseph French

https://www.amazon.com/French-Lessons-Letters-My-Daughters/dp/0578649942

Contact Wunmi:

IG: @wooluxre

Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/wunmi-onile-ere

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On episode 30 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Garland Fuller, Senior Diversity Recruiter at CBRE. During our conversation we discuss, 

- what personality traits are ideal for someone looking to get into commercial real estate 

- what transferable skills will be most valuable when looking to transition into CRE 

- examples of what different CRE companies are doing to increase diversity at a higher rate 

- what National and local organizations you should look to join to network with other like-minded individuals in CRE  

Book suggestions:  

How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie  

Sonya Rocvil is the Principal/ Founder of Bedrock Real Estate Investors, an apartment syndication firm based in New York City that focuses on multifamily acquisitions in the Southeast US.  During our conversation we discuss:

- Her transition from being a CPA at a Big 4 accounting firm and the transferrable skills that aided in her real estate investing journey

- Building credibility as a new sponsor and the needed mindset shift to raise capital from friends and family

- Roles and responsibilities of an apartment syndicator

- Her work in diversity advocacy organization like Council for Urban Real Estate and the Diversity in Commercial Real Estate conference

- Her investment criteria for deals in 2021 and beyond

Book suggestions:

Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki

The Landlord Entrepreneur by Bryan M. Chavis

Cashflow Quadrant by Robert Kiyosaki

The Real Estate Game by William Poorvu

Contact Sonya:

On episode 27 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Lourdiana St. Louis, a realtor and home inspector-in-training in Northern New Jersey. During our conversation, we discuss:

- red flags to look out for on your home inspection report

- process and qualifications needed to become a home inspector

- progressing a real estate career with a newborn baby

-her personal and professional real estate goals for 2021

Book Suggestion:

Real Estate Success in 5 Minutes a Day by Karen Briscoe

https://www.amazon.com/Real-Estate-Success-Minutes-Day-ebook/dp/B01KISSCWG/ref=sr_1_2?crid=WLAKBSOUEK1O&dchild=1&keywords=real+estate+success+in+5+minutes+a+day&qid=1606926918&sprefix=real+estate+success%2Caps%2C284&sr=8-2

Contact Lourdiana:

selfhiredlourdi@gmail.com

IG: @selfhiredlourdi

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On episode 24 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate I chat with Nicole Dillard, VP & Relationship Manager for US Bank in Columbus, Ohio. Nicole has been in the finance industry for over 10 years and has recently shifted to focus more on the commercial mortgage industry. Check out the conversation as she discusses:

- the impending mass foreclosures on the horizon and what you need to do to prepare your finances to invest
- state of the Columbus market and new economic factors affecting the city
- how to find mentors to help you navigate the financial industry
- challenges as a black women in a very conservative industry

Book recommendations:

Untamed by Glennon Doyle

https://www.amazon.com/Untamed-Glennon-Doyle-Melton/dp/1984801252/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2GY8MHL1R0XAQ&dchild=1&keywords=untamed+glennon+doyle&qid=1604434781&sprefix=untamed%2Caps%2C225&sr=8-1

What Every Real Estate Investor Should Know About Cash Flow by Frank Gallinelli

https://www.amazon.com/Estate-Investor-Financial-Measures-Updated/dp/1259586189/ref=sr_1_1?crid=D3DMTSQ8X983&dchild=1&keywords=what+every+real+estate+investor+needs+to+know&qid=1604434823&sprefix=what+every+%2Caps%2C289&sr=8-1

Brag: The Art of Tooting Your Own Horn Without Blowing It by Peggy Klaus

https://www.amazon.com/Brag-Tooting-Your-without-Blowing/dp/0446692786/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=brag&qid=1604434836&sr=8-1

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On episode 23 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Monique Larmond, Partner at Givens & Larmond Group, a law firm specializing in real estate and business transactions in Southern California. During our conversation we discuss:

-the importance of purchasing investment properties in an LLC
-responsibilities of an attorney in a commercial real estate transaction
- expedited process for licensed attorneys to become real estate salespersons or brokers
- pros and cons of investing in Los Angeles
- preparing to inherit a property and managing out-of-state

Book recommendation:

Sell It Like Serhant

https://www.amazon.com/Sell-It-Like-Serhant-Ryan-Serhant-audiobook/dp/B07GWYDNYJ/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1V610Z190T59N&dchild=1&keywords=sell+it+like+serhant+book&qid=1604355942&sprefix=sell+it+like+ser%2Caps%2C208&sr=8-1

Contact Monique:

IG: @mo_divaa

On episode 22 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Ashley Kelley, founder of Ashley Kelley Design, an architecture and interior design firm based in Las Vegas. Ashley is originally from Oakland, California but chose to relocate to Las Vegas to take advantage of the lower costs and void in the real estate market in terms of unique design aesthetics.  During our conversation we discuss:

- Her challenges in design and architecture school as a woman of color

- Using being furloughed during C-19 as an opportunity to focus more time and effort on her design business

- Maximizing your existing land by building accessory dwelling units and/or converting your garage to a stand-alone living space

- Her upcoming crowdsourcing campaign to build a 200-unit community in Nevada

Book suggestion:

The Airbnb Story by Leigh Gallagher

https://www.amazon.com/The-Airbnb-Story-Leigh-Gallagher-audiobook/dp/B06WVK6W1Q/ref=sr_1_1?crid=EQ78PV7H51TI&dchild=1&keywords=the+airbnb+story&qid=1603662598&sprefix=the+airbnb+story%2Caps%2C196&sr=8-1

Follow Ashley Kelley:

https://www.ashleykelleydesign.com/

IG: @ashleykelleydesign

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashley-kelley-41045886/

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On episode 21 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Amoni Woodby, Deputy Director of New Construction Finance for the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development. All affordable housing development projects in the city go through her department. 

During our conversation we discuss:

- her trials and tribulations due to lack of diversity within the organization
- ways that she is championing inclusion within her organization and the world of commercial real estate as a whole
- her personal aspirations for investing in real estate in the Baltimore and Philadelphia markets

- her motivations for pursuing an MBA degree with a concentration in real estate finance from a top-tier business school

Book Suggestion:

Rich Dad, Poor Dad

Contact Amoni:

woodbya@hpd.nyc.gov

amoniwoodby@gmail.com

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On episode 19 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Jeanette Mena, real estate rep for Starbucks and co-chair for Project REAP in New York City. Jeanette is incredibly passionate about increasing the diversity within the world of commercial real estate, which is still a laughably homogeneous industry. During our conversation we discuss:

- her experiences at different firms within the commercial real estate industry
- how Project Reap has helped her and many others break into the industry
- other nonprofit organizations and boards she leverages to advocate for diversity
- her thoughts on ways to continue to attract and train diverse talent in the industry

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