Realtor Practitioner

Today, she is not only a true professional, but also a loving mother to her six year old daughter Rebecca, and a wife to Paul Soares all part of a happy and truly fulfilling marriage.

While waiting for her papers she worked in parishes and taught Religious Education to youth and adults. She was also in charge of young groups.

One of her first employments after graduation was with the Architects Collaborative in 1958. She only worked there for one year though after which she started her own practice, the Carol R. Johnson Associates, Inc. A lot of the encouragement and business came mainly from her old

Her last position was with Finish Line as a Bilingual Customer Service Representative. In this role, She would answer inbound call in regard to questions, processing an order, or resolving an issue. She really enjoyed this role, but became pregnant and had some issues and felt it was best to leave. She decided to become a stay at home mom for the a few years.

She used to be a front clerk at the international student office. Two years ago, she became an administrative assistant, and six months ago, she became a senior office assistant.

After her college education, she found a job at Crestview Elementary school. She worked there for most of her career.

Arianna started with the Kroger Company in September 2012 as a Floral ASP. While in that role, she successfully handled both Houston and Dallas floral processes and facilitated the training for various associates in the Dallas Floral Operations desk. She has built a strong relationship with the store teams and distribution center teams, as well as with floral vendors. Through her years in floral, she’s been an integral part of incredibly successful holiday sales, grand openings, and re-grands.

She most recently worked for MTM Recognition as a Customer Care Associate. In this role, she managed accounts, reviewed data, and followed up on the shipments. She left this role when her husband was relocated to Indianapolis. Since they moved she spent some time getting the kids and family all settled in. Now she is ready to find a full time job.

I have worked with Tamika Rector for since January 2017 in my role as a Bilingual Family Resource Assistant and as a Counselor for the last two years.

Her lengthy career has seen her working for Homestyle, Avenues, The Golden Bay Weekly, The Oxford Observer, The Audience, and Business Farmers Weekly.

She is my mom’s business partner and a dear friend. Shortly after my first encounter with her, I was able to recognize she has a good heart. It was evident that her career brought her happiness and satisfaction. Lacy is one to always put others before herself and is living Fr. Arrupos motto. She owns an assisted living company and takes care of the elderly. Her education has empowered her to care for her elderly clients and improve their quality of life. She is working for justice for the least of her neighbors and sometimes the forgotten. Lacy has put her education to work, and has inspired me. Taking care of the elderly intrigued her and sparked her interest to become more educated in this field. She was passionate about her career and had the privilege to study what she loved; through that came the ability to help others. I believe this opportunity is available in all careers as long as the focus and intentions are in the right place. Helping others is not limited to only certain careers, it is a mindset that should be prioritized by all. An education exposes you to many different types of information and creates knowledge that can be used in positive ways to assist your

In her move to New York City after graduating, she started her professional career as a layout artist, responsible for creating eye-pleasing layouts found in children’s books, for Random House. In 1972 she was hired by CBS Records to the advertising and promotions department and two years later she would be hired by

Prior to RAS Title, Amy worked as a Litigation/Foreclosure Specialist at Nationstar Mortgage. She managed portfolios of over 500 loans, worked with counsel to ensure proper case handling, and helped to resolve litigation situations. This position ended due to Nationstar closing their Indianapolis branch.

I have had the sincere pleasure of being a colleague and friend of Kimberly Perry for well over 21 years. Our career paths started early on as fellow Real estate agents. Kim, as I call her is a dear friend and business constituent of many years. She has always been quite the innovator and always looking for different ways to offer services which would stand out from the crowd. Whether it be to offer a different perspective on something most may have found mundane or be attentive to what a client would need or want to offer a different approach or flair. To cite an example, she had an idea to implement a service to relocate professional athletes early on to the Pistons and pitch a concierge service to the organization which she worked and pitched

Mrs. Coles used to make custom drapes and blinds; she loves activities that involve creating and decorating. As of now she is a caregiver and she has been doing that for the past fifteen years.