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Posted: May 11, 2015
Cunningham joins MJ Peterson as office manager
MJ Peterson has hired Brendan Cunningham, licensed associate real estate broker, as the manager.
Cunningham, a Buffalo resident, has managed other real estate offices in addition to being a published author and a professional business coach.
This former Fortune 500 business consultant and affiliate member of the Worldwide Association of Business Coaches, stands ready to take the MJ Peterson team to the next level.
Victor Peterson III, president of MJ Peterson, said, "Brendan is a tremendous addition to our team, we are confident that he will lead our agents to success."
Cunningham holds a MS certificate in Leadership and Organizational Change from Daemen College and has had over 1,500 speaking engagements throughout the US and Canada.
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