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2021 Women in CRE: Maureen Husband, SWBR

Name: Maureen Husband

Title: Interior Designer

Company Name: SWBR

In the past year, what project, transaction or accomplishment are you most proud of?
I was a part of the team that worked on the new Irondequoit Community Center, my responsibilities on that project were selecting and specifying all the furniture for the community spaces and staff offices. I am really proud of how the project turned out, how everyone on the project worked through a pandemic to deliver a really impactful project to the Irondequoit community.

How do you contribute to your community or your profession?
I have been a volunteer for many years in different capacities for my children’s sport teams and school activities. And now that my children are older, I can shift my focus and become more involved in professional organizations. I am currently a member of the WBuilders team at SWBR that is a women’s only build team for Habitat for Humanity.

How do you keep your team motivated despite conflicts and obstacles?
I work hard to be a positive and supportive member of my team and celebrate each other’s achievements and growth

What books or social media influencers would you recommend to other women?
I read the book “Untamed” by Glennon Doyle and I recommend it to everyone, so inspiring!

Tell us a thing or two about you that is NOT on your resume or LinkedIn profile?
I have been married to my husband, Steve for 28 years and we have three awesome kids, Ethan, Collin and Lilly. I love animals, especially dogs and I enjoy traveling and hope to get back to it again very soon.

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