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What has been the most rewarding project or deal you’ve worked on in your career, and why? I recently worked on several hotel renovation projects, many of which are either completed or nearing completion. It is rewarding to see these existing properties transformed and given new life.

What has been the most rewarding project or deal you’ve worked on in your career, and why? One of the most rewarding projects I’ve been part of was at Boynton Yards, a state-of-the-art life sciences facility. I worked alongside a talented, collaborative team to meet tight deadlines and budget goals.

What drew you to commercial real estate, and what keeps you passionate? Prior to becoming a commercial real estate broker, I worked in the environmental consulting and engineering field for 15 years. Most of the projects I worked on involved a commercial real estate transaction and I found myself becoming more and more interested in the whole transaction process rather than just the environmental side of it.

strong>What has been the most rewarding project or deal you’ve worked on in your career, and why? One of the most rewarding projects I’ve been a part of was transforming a downtown Boston high-rise roof deck while working for a property owner. I was involved from the start, helping shape the vision, capital planning needs and selecting the team

What has been the most rewarding project or deal you’ve worked on in your career, and why? The most rewarding project I’ve worked on was an eight-story parking garage and four-story 224,000 s/f ground-up building with a connecting boardwalk at 75 Hayden Ave., Lexington. It was my first project out of college and I was the assistant project manager.

What drew you to commercial real estate, and what keeps you passionate? I am passionate about the commercial real estate industry because of its fast-paced environment, which demands agility and strategic thinking. Each project we advance is a unique puzzle with challenges different from any we’ve previously encountered.

What drew you to commercial real estate, and what keeps you passionate? I was drawn to commercial real estate by the energy of an industry that shapes how cities evolve and businesses succeed.

What has been the most rewarding project or deal you’ve worked on in your career, and why? Redevelopment projects are among the most rewarding and, at times, the most challenging I’ve worked on. Transforming deteriorating, underutilized, or inaccessible exterior spaces into dynamic, welcoming, and functional places

What drew you to commercial real estate, and what keeps you passionate? I was drawn to commercial real estate because it combines my business and investment background with my passion for helping people and companies grow. With experience across industries and advanced training in real estate investment,

What drew you to commercial real estate, and what keeps you passionate? Before I joined Elkus Manfredi Architects in 2012, my work concentrated on academic and civic projects, with select multi-family work. Elkus Manfredi’s focus on commercial and academic/industry partnership projects demanded greater skills with data

What’s a challenge you faced early in your career, and how did you overcome it? Early on, my biggest challenge was feeling confident in front of clients. I didn’t feel like I knew enough about the industry, and as a woman in construction, I was especially aware of the scrutiny that came with that.

What has been the most rewarding project or deal you’ve worked on in your career, and why?  The most rewarding project I have been involved in was during my time as a building automation project manager. The project was 300 Massachusetts Ave. in Cambridge, a new core and shell building with Takeda Pharmaceuticals as the tenant.