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Posted: December 18, 2018
Year in Review 2018: Adelaide Polsinelli, Compass
Name & Title: Adelaide Polsinelli
Company Name: Compass
Address: 10 East 53rd Street, New York, NY 10022
Website: https://www.compass.com/agents/nyc/adelaide-polsinelli/
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- Instagram: adelaide_polsinelli/
- LinkedIn: adelaide polsinelli
What was an unexpected event that occurred in 2018, and how did it impact your career or personal life?
This was definitely a year of surprises! After my old firm closed its doors, a wonderful new firm opened its doors. This amazing opportunity to launch the commercial division for Compass, the venture-backed firm, which has disrupted the residential world, presented itself. The real estate industry is ripe for change, which comes in the shape of new advances in technology, women having seats in every boardroom, and diversity being welcomed. Compass celebrates and values the uniqueness of talent and understands how to support brokers so they can excel in any cycle. Compass is the first modern real estate platform, pairing the industry’s top talent with technology to make the sales’ experience intelligent and seamless.
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