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Professional Profile: Dorothy Wasiak, 2015

Name: Dorothy Wasiak Title: President Company: D.W. Management Location: New York, N.Y. Education: Pennsylvania State University - BS in Business Administration & Marketing First job outside of real estate: Credit manager for Allied Building Products First job in real estate or allied field: Project manager for commercial real estate and licensed real estate sales professional. What do you do now and what are you planning for the future? In order to prepare for the future you have to closely follow business and politics. Ever changing trends and situations dictate how we prepare for the future and steps we take to ensure our business is prepared to address existing situations. For us, it is also critical to follow changes in local and government regulations and code compliance. Then we are able to properly address needs of individual properties. How do you unwind from a busy day in real estate? Yoga and good music Favorite book or author: Dan Brown Last song you purchased/downloaded? Sam Smith's album One word to describe your work environment: Fast-paced Rules to live by in business: Be persistent, stick to our principles and never give up What is your dream job? Real estate development (preferably in a warmer location/climate)
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