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Posted: September 28, 2018
2018 Women in Real Estate: Amanda Randall-Capobianco, Dowling Houy LLC
Name: Amanda Randall-Capobianco
Title: Project Director
Company Name: Dowling Houy, LLC
Years in real estate: 19
Real estate associations or organizations you’re a member of: Women’s League of Reading
What are some of the benefits of being a mentor or having a mentor? I’ve been lucky to learn about real estate and project management from many people in varied roles in every stage of my career. I’ve benefited from mentorship with close co-workers, experienced vendors, and even clients. If you remain open to new knowledge sources you’ll never stop learning and improving the services you can offer your clients. Being a mentor is rewarding. Besides helping another person pursue their goals and shaping our industry, it reminds you how much you have to offer.
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