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Posted: November 21, 2008
Anat Yaron of Winoker Realty Co. tells how she began her career in real estate
How did you get your start?
As a former vice president of Human Capital for more than 25 years, real estate has often been my area of responsibility. Working with the right broker makes a tremendous difference in your confidence that the choices you make are fiscally, spatially, and emotionally sound. I made a career change from human resources to become a real estate tenant representative, by partnering with my own broker of choice, Marc Miller. Miller's mentorship along with the support of full-service real estate firm Winoker Realty helps me assist other executives in navigating through their office leasing projects as they simultaneously face organizational challenges.
Anat Yaron is a director at Winoker Realty Co., New York, N.Y.
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