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Posted: February 4, 2008
Ronda Rogovin Senior Director and Principal Eastern Consolidated
Name: Ronda Rogovin
Title: Senior Director and Principal
Company: Eastern Consolidated
Location: New York City
Birthplace and year: Bronx, N.Y., 1958
Family: Husband, two daughters
College: Graduate of Bernard M. Baruch College, cum laude
First job outside of real estate: Robert Burton Associates/paper manufacturer. Worked in their sales department and thereafter credit manager.
First job in real estate or allied field: Bach Realty Inc. in New York City
What do you do now and what are you planning for the future? Continue to do commercial real estate brokerage now and in the near future.
Hobbies: Tennis, music
Favorite book: "I have too many to mention - I read a lot.
Favorite movie: I tend to enjoy tear-jerkers; movies with disturbing endings that stay with me long after watching the film.
Person you most admire (outside of family): Cancer survivors, professional women
Keys to success: Knowing how to talk and relate to people, being honest and hardworking
If you had to choose another vocation, what would it be? I have always wanted to be a midwife
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