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Posted: February 22, 2010
Cerone of RealtyUSA named commercial real estate division manager
RealtyUSA appointed Susan Cerone, CCIM, as the new manager of its commercial real estate division. Cerone has been with RealtyUSA as an associate broker for the past two years and has consistently performed as a multi-million dollar producer. During her tenure with RealtyUSA, Cerone earned the Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) designation. She has been a licensed broker for 16 years.
"We are very happy to have Susan on board in this capacity," said Albert Picchi, RealtyUSA VP and GM."We anticipate that she will continue growing our commercial division through her leadership, advanced education and our technology."
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