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Professional profile: Warren Lizio, 2014

Name: Warren Lizio, CPM, ARM Title: Regional Manager Company: The Simon Companies Location: Braintree, Mass. Birthplace: Boston, Mass. Education: Boston University Real Estate, UMass Amherst Applied Economics First job outside of real estate: Professional chef @ Toro Restaurant owned by an Iron Chef champion. First job in real estate or allied field: My parents would occasionally keep me out of school while growing up to help turn their apartments. What do you do now and what are you planning for the future?: Continuing education is requisite and that is one reason IREM is so valued in the industry. Now that I have my CPM, I plan on supplementing it with a LEED GA, CSL, and Broker's License. How do you unwind from a busy day in real estate?: Focus on family, my wife Andrea and new son Conrad, and a myriad of hobbies from woodworking to skydiving. Favorite book or author: Atlas Shrugged Last song you downloaded?: Ugly Boy by Die Antwoord One word to describe your work environment: Organized Rules to live by in business: In change, whether good or bad, comes opportunity. If you could invite one person to dinner (living or dead) who would it be and where would you go?: Alfred P. Sloan over a bahn mi sandwich. What is your dream job?: If I had access to the funding I would start a management and development company with an emphasis on technology.
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