News: Spotlights
Posted: August 30, 2019
2019 Women in Real Estate: Rebecca Bachand, RBLA Design LLC
Rebecca Bachand
Owner
RBLA Design LLC
How has your involvement in CREW Boston impacted your career? CREW Boston has been integral to my personal, professional, and career growth. Early in my membership, a colleague led me to the network’s smaller format programs where I was comfortable making connections. These relationships extended referrals and strengthened my network, social skills, and understanding of the CRE industry. I’ve co-chaired committees, been director of the board, and received an Achievement Award. Without the friends, colleagues, mentors, and skill sets I’ve developed through CREW Boston, I may never have transitioned a period of under-employment to founding a partnership that has grown into my WBE-certified landscape architecture practice.
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