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Posted: May 21, 2012
Pasquale of JRS Architect discusses several career achievements
Name: Kathy Pasquale
Title: Director of Business Development
Company/firm: JRS Architect, PC
Years with company/firm: 6 years
Years in field: 14 years
Years in real estate industry: 14 years in real estate related industry
Address: 181 E. Jericho Tpke., Mineola, NY
Telephone: 516-294-1666
Email: [email protected]
URL: www.jrsarchitect.com
Real estate organizations / affiliations: President - CoreNet Global, Long Island Chapter, Board Member of the LIBDC, CIBS member, LIREG member, USGBC member.
During the last 10 years of your career, which professional accomplishment, honor or achievement has meant the most to you and why?
I have been very fortunate to have several accomplishments/achievements over the past 10 years of my career. The ones that I am most proud of? I was one of the honorees at EAC's Annual Golf Outing which was such an honor. I have been a member of CoreNet Global for many years and president of the Long Island Chapter for the past two years. In addition, I have been chairing CoreNet's annual golf outing for several years as well. This is especially near and dear to my heart because with the help of our business community, we have raised over $750,000 for two wonderful children's charities.
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