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Michelle Rattanavong 2011

Name: Michelle Rattanavong Title: Leasing and Marketing Manager Company: Geronimo Properties Location: 975 Merriam Ave., Suite 213, Leominster, Mass. Place of birth: Fitchburg, Mass. Family: Husband Sy (17 years); Rosalie (15); Gianni (10), Analiah (7) College: Mount Wachusett First job outside of real estate: Papergirl at age 9. First real job was for a local hotel hired as their sales secretary charged with doing all contracts and correspondence for the office. First job in real estate or allied field: Geronimo Properties is my first leasing position. Marketing I have done my whole life. What your firm does now and its plans for the future: Specializing in developing, leasing and managing retail and commercial properties in North Central Mass. Our future includes plans to expand on several of our existing shopping centers and to work on repositioning the others. Hobbies: Working out, cooking, reading, spending time with my family Favorite book: "The Time Travelers Wife" Favorite movie: "The Notebook" Person you most admire (outside of family): Cousin Isabella Cataldo who I admire more than anyone in this world. Keys to success: Stay focused and always set a goal for yourself. If you had to choose a different profession, what would it be? Event planning
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