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Posted: July 28, 2017
Morrissey joins Jack Conway Commercial Group sales team
Norwell, MA The Jack Conway Commercial Group welcomed another new agent to its growing sales team. Ronald Morrissey brings a background in commercial and residential painting and a degree from Penn State University to his Conway Commercial post.
“My father has worked as a property manager for Jack Conway for many years,” said Morrissey.
“So, I already know a lot about the company, and I learned a great deal about the real estate and construction industry while working as a painter throughout the South Shore."
Morrissey is looking forward to serving the needs of his clients as he helps them buy, sell, and lease commercial and industrial properties in the Greater Boston area. “I intend to treat all my clients and customers as if they were family,” he said. “I will not only show them the utmost respect, but I will truly listen to them. Jack Conway Realtors have a reputation for that.”
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