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Posted: September 23, 2009
Meet the CCIM Member - Jeanne Barreta
Jeanne Barreta is a Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) with over 30 years experience in the commercial investment arena. She is the Director of Acquit ions for Briggs Capital Real Estate where their focus is on acquiring opportunistic large industrial, retail and hybrid properties. She is an active member of the New England CCIM Chapter currently serving as the Education Committee Chair. She is also on the faculty of the CCIM Institute teaching the CI 101, 103 and Intro here and internationally and is a member of the CCIM Institute's Education Committee.
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