Sentences with phrase «while running the brokerage»

While running the brokerage, he spent 18 years volunteering at all three levels of organized real estate, including serving as president of the Mississauga Real Estate Board in 1986, president of the Ontario Real Estate Association in 1994 and president of CREA in 2000.

Not exact matches

While running a little - known lender, Commercial Credit, Weill piled on brokerages (Smith Barney and the retail arm of Drexel Burnham Lambert), investment banks (Salomon Brothers and Shearson Lehman, which he bought back from AmEx), and insurers (Primerica and Travelers, the latter of which names the company ultimately kept).

While I have «officially» retired, I am still running a yacht brokerage and have two other part - time jobs which I thoroughly enjoy!.

Every once and a while you run across a new brokerage that really is running their business significantly different than their competitors.

While consolidating one's IRA accounts at one brokerage or one fund family certainly saves on the paperwork, it is worth keeping in mind that putting all one's eggs in one basket might not be the best idea, especially for those concerned that an employee might, like Matilda, take me money and run Venezuela.

And while it's true that Barron's recently named Interactive Brokers as the No. 1 discount online brokerage in the world for three years running...

For most people saving up a few million dollars, they run out of tax deferred space after a while and have to save in a taxable brokerage account.

Before teaming up with Deb Stevens, who is now CEO, Kubek was fairly much a one - man show, trying to run his own Victoria brokerage while working on expansion opportunities elsewhere in Canada.

Not wanting to suffer a drop in production while they learned how to run a brokerage operation, «we decided that a franchise would be the best way for us to get our new business up and running,» says Blake.

Somehow Laudan continues filmmaking with his company Cinéman Films while also navigating a successful career as a full time salesperson with Bosley Real Estate, a family run brokerage headquartered in Toronto.

A Houston, Texas broker running a major franchise office shares his goal of seeing «seamless integration of the transaction, from agent to corporate to closing, and simplified use of mobile devices to enter all data across the company,» while the leader of smaller Florida brokerage notes her battle is to «stay on top of technology to compete with bigger brokers.»

Running a brokerage these days is about doing more with less, managing that same mountain of responsibilities while also navigating enormous market challenges.

On the day that he ended his campaign to replace Bill de Blasio as mayor of New York City, Cushman & Wakefield executive Paul Massey told Commercial Observer that he would not rule out running for office again while also casting doubt over his future with the commercial real estate brokerage giant.

While many financing backstop programs are run by national brands with affiliated lending operations, brokerages without lending arms can adopt a similar program.