News: Rhode Island
Posted: June 12, 2014
Banigan joins Keller Williams Realty Leading Edge
David Banigan, a real estate commercial sale professional in Providence, has joined the Keller Williams Realty Leading Edge, commercial division. Originally from Rhode Island, Banigan has a bachelor's degree in entrepreneurship and marketing and taught as a substitute in the Pawtucket School System. His passions include hiking, canoeing, golfing and sky diving. He participates in an Ultimate Frisbee community group located in the east side of Providence.
"We are truly lucky to have David Banigan join us here in Providence" said Team Leader Evelyn Ranone. "Keller Williams Realty Leading Edge Commercial Division offers its associates unparalleled career growth and lifelong learning opportunities in the real estate commercial industry. We know that David will be a great fit and that it is our customers who will truly benefit from his joining us."
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