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Posted: May 28, 2013
Mogull of Mogull Realty; Do a great job, be kind
Name: Kim Mogull
Title: Founder and CEO
Company/Firm: Mogull Realty
Years with company/firm: 10
Years in field: 27
Years in real estate industry: 27
Telephone: 212.286.5500
Email: [email protected]
URL: www.mogullrealty.com
Real Estate Associations/Affiliations: REBNY
What is your biggest leadership challenge, other than the "glass ceiling"?
Removing the 'glass ceiling' for other smart, hardworking women in our industry is a challenge of itself - one which I enjoy and advocate. My mother broke the glass ceiling for me and I try to do the same for others. Mogull Realty has always been a female friendly work environment. I hope that the decisions I make each day, the women I employ and opportunities I provide will help to build careers and inspire more women to get into commercial real estate. We're a powerful gender and are deservedly achieving more and more leadership roles in male dominated industries.
What do you consider to be the most successful way to increase referrals?
Do a great job, be kind, fair and honest with everyone with whom you encounter, from building staffers to other CEO's. Referrals will inevitably follow from good energy and positive results.
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