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TTL: Consolo and Rosenthal attend Pillars of Life: A Personal Planning Symposium

Faith Hope Consolo and Lisa Rosenthal. Faith Hope Consolo and Lisa Rosenthal.
Islandia, NY Faith Hope Consolo, chairman of Douglas Elliman’s Retail Group and Lisa Rosenthal, principal of Well Beyond 55, attended the Pillars of Life: A Personal Planning Symposium. As keynote speaker for the all-day event, Consolo delivered an inspirational talk that covered such topical issues as strategic professional planning, life choices and grace in transition to a rapt audience of more than 200 attendees at the Islandia Marriot.
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