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Posted: December 6, 2024
Brock joins Roche Realty Group as sales associate
Meredith, NH Frank Roche, president of Roche Realty Group, said that Emily Brock has joined the firm as a sales associate.
Brock is a member of the National Association of Realtors and the Lakes Region Board of Realtors and is pursuing a degree in business administration.
Previously, she has worked as a Licensed Nursing Assistant at the Elliott Hospital in Manchester and has experience in the hospitality industry. This experience has shaped her ability to care for and serve others with excellence. She was a volunteer with the Key Club and Havenwood Nursing Home in Concord. Brock has a deep connection to the Lakes Region and loves boating on Lake Winnipesaukee and Lake Winnisquam. She has a passion for motorcycles, golfing, hiking, and walks with her dog. Emily comes from a hardworking family; her mother works in healthcare at Concord Hospital, and her father is the vice president of Longchamps in Manchester.
Roche said, “I believe Emily will be a stand out in customer service. She has a strong dedication to her clients and has a warm and caring nature. She excelled in school and is passionate about helping people and takes pride in truly understanding their needs. She loves real estate and the Lakes Region lifestyle; we are excited to have her join our firm.”
Brock is excited to be affiliated with Roche Realty Group, a family-owned and operated independent real estate firm with a trusted name in the Lakes Region for 32 years. The name “Roche” has been involved in over 10,000 closed transactions throughout New Hampshire. Roche Realty Group has been voted the best real estate company in the Lakes Region for six years in a row.
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