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Posted: February 7, 2011
Ellen Talley, KI/Krueger International
Name: Ellen Talley
Title: Sales Specialist
Company/firm: KI/Krueger International
Years with company/firm: 10 months
Years in field: 20
Years in real estate industry: 20
Telephone: 516-512-2318
Email: [email protected]
URL: www.ki.com
Real estate organizations / affiliations: Immediate Past President, SMPS Long Island Chapter
What was your greatest professional accomplishment in 2010?
I decided to make a slight career change and found a new job in this challenging economy!
What was your most notable project, deal or transaction in 2010?
I am fulfilling the furniture needs for a well-known children's hospital in the Bronx.
How do you contribute to your company and / or the industry?
In addition to sales for my firm, I like to think of myself as a networker/matchmaker. I believe that what goes around comes around. Whether it's helping someone else find a job or introducing a client to a service provider that they needed.
What advice would you give to women just starting out in commercial real estate?
Be persistent.
How do you manage the work/life balance?
Like Nike - I just do it!
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