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Posted: August 22, 2011
Cusimano-Levitz joins Grand Lux Realty as licensed associate broker
According to Grand Lux Realty, Jeanette Cusimano-Levitz has joined their Armonk office as a licensed associate broker. Her experience with real estate spans nearly ten years, with her expertise derived from her time at Sotheby's, Prudential Holmes and Kennedy and the Siderow Realty Group. She has demonstrated a commitment to understanding and meeting the needs of her clients throughout her career.
Before her real estate years, Levitz served as an executive at Time Warner and Boarts International. In addition to her career in real estate, Levitz is an active volunteer in her community, partaking in numerous organizations such as the PTA and Save the Children, while also teaching at local elementary schools, St. John's and St. Mary's church and the Jacob Burns Film Center for the See, Hear, Feel Film Program. Her educational credentials include a Bachelor of Arts degree in marketing from Brooklyn College.
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