Gauvin joins Houlihan Lawrence Real Estate as licensed salesperson

Houlihan Lawrence has hired Bernard Gauvin as a licensed salesperson. "I am delighted to be joining Houlihan Lawrence and to be working with some of the most talented real estate professionals in the market," said Gauvin. "I am committed to exceptional customer services, helping buyers and sellers with what is undoubtedly one of their most important investment decisions." "We are pleased to have Bernard join our team," said regional vice president, Ed Furguson. "He understands the challenges of moving and finding the right home. His international experience and financial expertise makes him a solid addition to our team. We know he will be a success here at Houlihan Lawrence." Gauvin joins Houlihan Lawrence after more than twenty years in international finance.

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