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The Peabody Companies promotes Castro to director of portfolio operations

Jessenia Castro

Braintree, MA The Peabody Companies, a group of property management and real estate firms, has promoted Jessenia Castro to director of portfolio operations.

In her new role, Castro manages her assigned portfolio to allow for exceptional operations standards and new business growth while also maintaining Peabody’s reputation for high business practices standards, processes, resident and client services. As a director she provides leadership and guidance to her team and oversees its development.

Castro has been an integral member of The Peabody Companies since joining the organization in September of 2002. Prior to her recent promotion she served as specialized community portfolio manager.

“Jessenia is a proven professional and highly valued and respected member of our team whose leadership, marketing, and property management skills perfectly align with her new role within our organization,” said Melissa Fish-Crane, principal and CEO of The Peabody Companies.

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