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Gabriela de Oliveira Co-Chair Public Relations International Facility Management Association

Name: Gabriela de Oliveira Title: Marketing Manager Company: Cubellis A/R Environetics Location: 116 East 27th St., New York, NY 10016 Birthplace: Panama City, Panama Family: Mother, Daisy Lau; father, Luis de Oliveira; sisters, Ana Sofia & Alexandra College: Bristol University, England, BS First job outside of real estate: Event planning First job in real estate or allied field: Marketing & sales for The Sunshine Group What do you do now and what are you planning for the future? I am in charge of all the marketing and business development tasks at Cubellis, an integrated, multidisciplinary design firm offering architectural, interior design and engineering services to a diverse base of national and international clients. The firm's practice area expertise includes retail and mixed use, workplace solutions, residential, academic, hospitality and government/municipal. In this challenging economy I plan to plant even more seeds, expand my firm's client portfolio and strengthen my current relationships to the fullest. Hobbies: Traveling, skiing, scuba diving and drama Favorite books: Books by Latin American writers: Isabelle Allende and Gabriel Garcia Marquez Favorite movies: Adventure films like James Bond and Indiana Jones Key to success: To attain your goals, make lists of what you need to achieve for this whole year, then for each month, week and day. This will help you keep focused, organized and manage your time wisely. If you had to choose another vocation what would it be: An actress on Broadway
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