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Posted: October 16, 2018
Spragins joins Colby Development as business development manager
Buffalo, NY According to Colby Development, LLC, AnneMarie Spragins is joining the company in the position of business development manager.
Spragins is a licensed real estate sales person with an entrepreneurial spirit. Spragins received her Master of Science degree in Sports Administration from Canisius College, and her Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Science from The Rochester Institute of Technology.
She is also the owner and a trainer at Do It Right Sport and Fitness Solutions, LLC., in Lancaster.
Spragins shines as a business owner and has enjoyed a career history working in the health and wellness arena for Absolute Care. Her real estate passion is in working with local business owners and with fitness, health and therapy facilities; finding space that fits their specific needs. As a personal trainer and coach, her network of clients is far reaching through Western NY and her knowledge of spacial requirements and flexibilities based on equipment and clientele is unique.
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