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Posted: June 22, 2016
2016 Women in Real Estate: Jamie Slaper
Jamie Slaper, Levien and Co.Name: Jamie Slaper
Title: Project Manager
Company Name: Levien and Company
Email: [email protected]
Years in real estate: 4
How did you get your start in real estate? Through my family’s company years back
What real estate associations or organizations are you a member of? Exploring organizations now
Telephone: 212-702-0888 x 111
What recent project or transaction are you most proud of?
The Bow Tie project in Times Square
What time management strategies do you find to be the most effective for you?
My calendar. As soon as a task is assigned to a person or company, I make sure it is coupled with a time frame. This helps everyone achieve the common goal. Immediately this timeline goes in my calendar with reminders set for periodic updates. Additionally, I have a sticky note system next to my desk where all the important tasks are written then arranged in order of importance.
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