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Posted: May 19, 2009
Caprio of Greater Providence BOR and RICA-BOR earns RCE
Michele Caprio, CEO of the Greater Providence Board and RI Commercial and Appraisal Board of Realtor's has been honored by the National Association of Realtors with the Realtor Certified Executive (RCE) designation, which recognizes exceptional efforts made by the REALTOR association executives.
Nationally, Caprio is one of 350 Realtor association executives who have achieved this mark of excellence, which is based on a comprehensive association operations and management practices. Local and state association executives who hold the RCE designation represent more than 700,000 Realtors in 49 states.
Caprio was the 2006 president of the RI Association of Realtors and has 19 years experience in the real estate industry.
She holds a BA from the University of Rhode Island.
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