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Posted: June 17, 2009
Albert Antonio 2009
Name: Albert Antonio
Company: Land America
Location: 100 North Main St., 2nd flr., Providence, RI 02903
Birthplace and year: Phillipsburg, NJ - 1950
Family: Wife, Karen; seven children
College: Bryant University - B.S., Univ. of Miami School of Law - J.D.
First job outside of title industry: police officer
First job in title industry or allied field: legal counsel for Miami Dade Sheriff's office
What do you do now and what are you planning for the future? Work as a local manager fo Land America with the Title insurance industry
Hobbies: Time with Family
Favorite movie: The Count of Monte Cristo
Key to success: Word hard, play fair
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