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Professional Profile: Laury Ann Hinz, 2104

Name: Laury Ann Hinz Title: Director of Marketing & Business Development Company: The Rinaldi Group, LLC Location: Secaucus, NJ Birthplace: Brooklyn, NY Education: Cornell University, Ithaca N.Y. First job outside of real estate: Branch bank teller at Chase Manhattan in the World Trade Center my senior year of high school. First job in real estate or allied field: Assistant project manager at The Rinaldi Group What do you do now and what are you planning for the future: The Rinaldi Group is a world class general contractor and construction management firm. I am currently dedicated to leveraging my firm's great accomplishments across all marketing channels to develop The Rinaldi Group brand as the builder of choice in all of our project categories. How do you unwind from a busy day in real estate?: I am a dedicated mom to an eight-year old boy who plays football and baseball, so I go to games and watch ESPN mostly. Once in a while I get to go to the spa, and that is a treat. Favorite book or author: Roger Hargreaves - he invented the Mr. Men series Favorite movie: Steel Magnolias Last song you purchased/downloaded?: All of Me - John Legend One word to describe your work environment: Eventful Rules to live by in business: You never get a second chance to leave a first impression
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