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In this episode, Steve Longobardi, Director of Marketing at Bozzuto, takes us through the transformative landscape of multifamily marketing and branding. From Bozzuto's innovative approach to performance marketing to their commitment to exceptional customer experiences, Steve offers a deep dive into the strategies that drive success in the competitive world of multifamily properties. Join us as we explore the key elements that make Bozzuto a leader in multifamily marketing, blending cutting-edge technology with the timeless value of human connection. Key Highlights & Takeaways: Revolutionizing Multifamily Marketing: Discover how Bozzuto's performance marketing strategies ensure exceptional ROI and sustained brand integrity across all their properties. The Power of Branding: Learn about the critical role of branding in multifamily marketing and how Bozzuto maintains consistency and collaboration across their teams. Customer Experience in the Digital Age: Understand Bozzuto's approach to personalizing customer experiences with a perfect balance of AI and human touch. Learning from Failures: Steve shares insights on the importance of learning from failures and conducting post-mortems to continuously improve marketing strategies. Hyper-local Marketing Success: Explore the complexities of hyper-local marketing in cities like New York and how Bozzuto's strategies address these challenges. Future of Multifamily Marketing: Gain insights into the future trends in multifamily marketing and how Bozzuto is preparing to lead the way with innovative approaches. Subscribe to our channel for more insightful episodes, and join the conversation by sharing your thoughts on the evolving landscape of multifamily marketing and branding. Digible: ⁠https://digible.com/⁠ Fiona: ⁠https://www.myfiona.com/⁠ Leave a Spotify Review: ⁠https://spoti.fi/3LfoEdU⁠ Leave an Apple Review: ⁠https://apple.co/3AA2zRj⁠

Matthew Kilmurry is the Chief Executive Officer of Intrinsic Digital and their family of brands ApartmentGeofencing.com, RestaurantGeofencing.com and HotelGeofencing.com. Matthew has been a pioneer in digital marketing since the early 2000s. He started in digital marketing by optimizing websites for search engine rankings and has been deeply involved in the industry as technology and tactics have evolved. Matthew has worked both within advertising agencies and large private and public companies, such as VP of Digital Marketing at Bozzuto and AvalonBay. Matthew understands the need of marketers to show real results to their operations and ownership teams. I'm Moshe Crane connect with me on LinkedIn. My day job is the VP of Branding and Strategic Initiatives at Sage Ventures.Sage Ventures is a commercial real estate firm based in Baltimore, MD. The company buys and operates multifamily rental properties. The company also builds and develops homes that we sell.

Focus on what you can control.  You can't control the outcome, but you can control the process. -Kelly Cantley How many women are leaders in commercial construction?   The answer is: not enough!  Meet Kelly Cantley, Senior Vice President of Bozzuto Construction Company www.bozzuto.com. Born and raised in the town of Bluff City, Tennessee, population 1500 by a trailblazing school teacher and a 36-year Army veteran, Kelly is blazing her own trail in a field where less than 10% of women are finding their footing.  A graduate of the United States Naval Academy, Kelly was nominated by former Vice President & Nobel Peace Prize winner, Al Gore, Kelly got her Bachelor of Science Degree in Aeronautical Engineering at the Academy and served as an Officer in the Civil Engineer Corps.   Her transition from the military to construction was smoother than you might think, aided by Kelly's Masters in Business Administration from Johns Hopkins University and a belief in the theory that success in these fields is rooted in “process and procedure.”   Kelly's big job at Bozzuto carries big weight. She's responsible for new business, acquisition, planning, and implementation of new work.  A family-owned business, founded in 1988, Bozzuto maintains a rich culture, steeped in the firm belief that “everyone deserves safe shelter and sanctuary.”  Kelly puts these beliefs into practice as an advocate for philanthropic organizations like Urban Land Institute, Women's Housing Coalition, ACE Mentoring Program and Jubilee Housing.  Her best advice for women on the rise in construction?  “Find your voice and speak up, especially in difficult situations. Take your blinders off and don't be afraid to try new things.”   For an inspiring look into the life of a trailblazer, just hit that download button. #womeninconstruction #USNavalAcademy #construction #trailblazer 

Toby Bozzuto brilliantly shares his creative approach to leadership that comes across in almost every answer to my questioning. Please relish!

Kelley Shannon, senior vice president of marketing and customer experience at Bozzuto, first joined the company in 2013. Before her marketing career, Kelley worked in accounting having obtained a license as a certified public accountant and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Michigan. After making a pivot, her marketing career has taken her from consumer products to online travel sites. Jordana Rothberg, associate editor at Multi-Housing News, and Shannon explore how her past in accounting factors into her current role. In this episode you'll hear about Shannon's goal for the Bozzuto brand and what it means to create “a love brand.” Together, the two discuss: -A career transition from accounting to marketing (1:25) -The evolution of Shannon's marketing roles (4:00) - How a background in accounting aids in multifamily marketing (9:00) -Analytics and data for driving business (10:45) -Marketing for multifamily versus marketing for other company types (12:25) -Bozzuto as a ‘love brand' and what that means (16:00) -Shaping the brand along the customer journey (17:40) -Consistency across a love, ingredient and service brand (22:30)

On this episode of The Traveling Introvert, our guest shares their journey in leadership, from dealing with Impostor syndrome to networking as an introvert. They emphasize the importance of transparency in personal situations, building a supportive network, and creating space in a busy schedule for recharging. As an introvert, they value alone time but still make intentional efforts to network and lead their team. They also highlight the crucial support and resources provided by the International Association of Women for women struggling with confidence and asking for help. Join us to learn more about navigating leadership as an introvert and building a solid support network.Megan Bozzuto is a woman who is always ready to take on opportunities that come her way. She was recently presented with a chance to help with a brand initiative and strategy for her parent company, and without hesitation, she raised her hand and took on the challenge. This move has resulted in an exciting career advancement for her while still being able to continue doing what she loves at IAW. Megan is a professional who is passionate about her work and is always eager to learn and grow.Social media linkshttps://www.facebook.com/megbozz/https://www.linkedin.com/in/megbozz/https://www.instagram.com/megbozz/Link to websitewww.iawomen.comEpisode: Leading, Networking, and Fostering Community as an Introverted Woman- Importance of being transparent with colleagues and managers without oversharing- Benefits of sharing personal information with team members- Communication skills when declining opportunities- Accepting oneself as a leader despite doubt and overcoming impostor syndrome- Delegating tasks instead of saying "no" directly- Building relationships and maintaining a supportive network for nonlinear career paths- Managing time and creating space for alone time to recharge as an introverted woman- Strategies for successful networking, including being intentional about who to meet and where to network- Support for women's confidence and negotiation skills in the workplace from organizations such as the International Association of Women Note: The topics are not in chronological order and are a general summary of the episode content.

Daniel Paulino is the VP of Digital Marketing at Bozzuto and is making a big impact on elevating industry conversations.I was lucky to sit down with Daniel in-person at the AIM Conference in Huntington Beach, CA in early May to dig into what Daniel and his team have been working on and thinking about.This conversation will certainly become a series, as Daniel put on a bit of a masterclass on marketing and the world of data and AI.We discuss:- Customer Data Platforms (CDP's) and why they matter- Industry observations, as Daniel is new to the space but experienced in marketing and tech- Trends, including AI and Chat GPT- And what Daniel and the Bozzuto team are thinking about regarding the future of marketingEnjoy this conversation with Daniel and please be sure to connect with him on Linkedin.https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-paulino-16087314/

In this episode, Ned Schaut and Tony Bozzuto discuss the everyday life of the man who is in pursuit of becoming the father he desires to be.  We all wrestle with different insecurities - how as fathers do we become aware of those and not allow them to hold us back from our full potential?  We must learn to be confident as our children are going to follow our example.__________Order The Adventure of Fatherhood children's book hereCheck out the TEDx----------Want to learn more about The Adventure of Fatherhood?https://www.adventureoffatherhood.com/https://www.rebelandcreate.com/Each week Ned sits down with a dad and asks him to open up his field notes and share with other men who find themselves on the Adventure of Fatherhood.Follow us:Instagram: www.instagram.com/rebelandcreateYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/rebelandcreate/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rebelandcreate/

Collaboration means more than just working together. It's determining the strengths and needs of every person on your team to make a cohesive plan for success. In this episode Alesha Strycharz, director of marketing operations at Bozzuto, shares her insights into reducing friction for client facing interactions and how to recognize and maintain a growth period for your business. Join us as Glenn and Alesha discuss: Personalizing automated processes Managing multiple brands with CRM Balancing the needs of stakeholders

Kosta Fred Bozzuto, Chairperson for the 2022 Cumming Greek Festival & Tina Huck, Executive Director of Family Promise Forsyth, join Hosts Cameron Marmolejo & Amanda Pearch on this episode of "Forsyth Business Radio" The 2022 Cumming Greek Festival- Bringing more than just GREEK Culture to you! The Cumming Greek Festival is Forsyth County's largest ethnic […]

Kosta Fred Bozzuto, Chairperson for the 2022 Cumming Greek Festival & Tina Huck, Executive Director of Family Promise Forsyth, join Hosts Cameron Marmolejo & Amanda Pearch on this episode of "Forsyth Business Radio" The 2022 Cumming Greek Festival- Bringing more than just GREEK Culture to you! The Cumming Greek Festival is Forsyth County's largest ethnic […] The post Kosta Fred Bozzuto, Chairperson for the 2022 Cumming Greek Festival & Tina Huck, Executive Director of Family Promise Forsyth Join Hosts Cameron Marmolejo & Amanda Pearch appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Stephanie Bozzuto, cofounder of Cannabis Connect Insurance, is ready to answer some of the toughest insuring cannabis questions at Insurance Journal’s annual Insuring Cannabis Summit on Oct. 26 … Read More » The post Bozzuto Answering Toughest Insuring Cannabis Questions appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

Stephanie Bozzuto, cofounder of Cannabis Connect Insurance, is ready to answer some of the toughest insuring cannabis questions at Insurance Journal’s annual Insuring Cannabis Summit on Oct. 26 … Read More » The post Bozzuto Answering Toughest Insuring Cannabis Questions appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

“This is a partnership of leaders and because of that I think the opportunity is so rich for people. If you have a goal, come to Acrisure… It's limitless.” — Brigitte EgbertIn this episode, your host, John Pelle, Director of Communications at Acrisure, is joined by two award-winning and dynamic leaders: Jennifer Anderson, Partner at Bozzuto & Associates Insurance Services, and Brigitte Egbert, Executive Vice President and Commanding Partner at Monarch Insurance Services.Jennifer and Brigitte explore the latest insurance trends in industries from real estate to cannabis, share their perspectives on DE&I efforts in the insurance community, and discuss the limitless impact of partnering with a brand like Acrisure. By leveraging their connections and resources as Acrisure Partners, they have been able to expand their business and find solutions for any and all client needs.Key Takeaways:[2:14] Jennifer talks about what keeps her motivated in her everyday responsibilities at Bozzuto.[3:14] Brigitte shares the reasons why she became an entrepreneur and a business partner for Acrisure.[4:56] The world is getting riskier; Jennifer and Brigitte share how they are preventing this for their clients.[8:02] Jennifer talks about the particulars of their work with contractors.[9:32] How is Jennifer tackling communication in regards to the insurance business?[11:48] Brigitte shares how she would compel someone to become part of Acrisure's story.[13:04] Jennifer speaks about her experience with Acrisure.[15:20] Jennifer talks about her mission and involvement as the President of the Board of Directors of CREW Silicon Valley.[16:27] Brigitte shares her perspective on diversity, equity, and inclusion.[17:27] Brigitte talks about Acrisure being a great place for women in the industry.[18:43] What do limitless possibilities mean to Jennifer?[19:21] Brigitte shares her thoughts about limitless possibilities.Further Reading:Acrisure.comAcrisure on LinkedInBozzuto & Associates Insurance ServicesMonarch Insurance ServicesNotable Quotes:“There's nothing we can't do and on top of it we're going to do it better than our competitors..” — Jennifer Anderson“Every time that I've actually reached out and talked to [an Acrisure Partner] and been introduced to someone it served to my advantage which ultimately is a plus for my clients.” — Brigitte Egbert

Welcome to Reimagining Company Culture, a series discussing emerging trends and priorities shaping the future of workplace culture and employee wellbeing. We highlight thought leaders who are constantly evolving their strategy and can provide insight to folks about how to address new business challenges.  AllVoices is on a mission to create safe, happy, and healthy workplaces for all, and we're excited to learn from experts who share our mission. In this episode of Reimagining Company Culture, we're chatting with Steven Fretwell, Vice President of Learning & Leadership at Bozzuto.  With over 25 years of experience in the residential and hotel industries, Steven Fretwell currently serves as Vice President at Bozzuto where he leads the strategic vision and creation of programs and processes for the talent development function.Tune in to learn Steven's thoughts on the key pillars of a belonging strategy, the role of ERGs in creating company cultures, executive sponsorships, and more!About AllVoices In today's workforce, people often don't feel empowered to speak up and voice their opinions about workplace issues, including harassment, bias, and other culture issues. This prevents company leadership from making necessary changes, and prevents people from feeling fulfilled, recognized, and included at work. At AllVoices, we want to change that by providing a completely safe, anonymous way for people to report issues directly to company leaders. This allows company leadership real transparency into what's happening in their companies—and the motivation to address issues quickly. Our goal is to help create safer, more inclusive companies.

Jon Slavet is CEO at Sentral, the proptech innovator building the world's largest flexible living community, backed by Iconiq Capital. Jon leads a team of top-flight executives from across the hospitality, multifamily and tech industries, and together they are working to redefine how people live, travel, and work. Jon has spent his career operating at the intersection of technology, real estate and consumer lifestyle - from start-up to scale-up. Prior to Sentral, Jon co-led the US business at WeWork, and previously held executive positions spanning media, direct to consumer and technology. Jon is a trusted advisor to several start-ups, father of three, and a graduate of Dartmouth College.   About Sentral Sentral is redefining home by building a more flexible and connected way to live, travel and work. Sentral invites individuals to LIVE and STAY for any length of time in amenity-rich buildings within many of the most vibrant neighbourhoods across the USA. Sentral is creating a global community of modern adventurers with the freedom to monetize their homes, explore their passion for travel, and live life on their own terms. For more information visit www.sentral.com or follow @SentralLife.   In this episode Jon shares: Sentral's vision to “redefine home” by building the world's largest network of flexible and connected communities. Why living, travel and work will never be the same - and why flexible living is the future. What he learnt working alongside Adam Neumann, founder of WeWork. Hos experience launching and building a business backed by Iconiq Capital, Highgate Hotels, Ascendant Capital and Bozzuto. Why he wants nothing to do with master leasing How he's optimizing Sentral for direct and corporate bookings. How he structures a geographically distributed, remote leadership team and how he brings people together to collaborate. Who he sees as potential competitors within the flexible living ecosystem Sentral's global growth plans. The technology gaps that entrepreneurs who are passionate about flexible living should tackle.

Tom Bozzuto is the Chairman and Chief Cultural Officer of the Bozzuto Group, an experience-focused real estate company. Tom is also a former trustee of Hobart and William Smith and is has helped immensely in the establishing of the entrepreneurship program at HWS. Tom shares some personal anecdotes about how building a company identity can foster success.

In this episode, Aimee Cruz, founder of Moms on Maternity talks to Megan Buzzuto, the leader of the International Association of Women, IAW. Megan shares her journey of returning to work after three kids and living internationally for her husbands job. She shares tips for how women and men alike can think about what they want to do next in their careers and how they can take steps that help lead to success. They talk all things from skills, to networking and virtual work. The IAW is a networking organization with chapters all over the United States focused on supporting women who both work in corporate settings and entrepreneurial settings. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

About one in eight U.S. women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we're replaying this interview with Dr. Laura Bozzuto. Dr. Bozzuto talks about breast cancer symptoms, the latest in screening guidelines, and how to lower your breast cancer risk. Dr. Bozzuto is an ob-gyn with specialty training in breast cancer surgery. Have a suggestion for a future episode? Let us know what health issues you'd like to learn about here! https://forms.gle/XaoArBtnxfHxA4Up7 

Have you ever felt like you had a touch of Imposter Syndrome? Or even a wholehell of a lot of it? Imposter Syndrome is no joke, it touches a lot of our lives andreally was a “dirty little secret” a lot of us kept deep inside… Some still do.Ummm see above in my little intro paragraph, I still have to put that little voice inits place from time to time. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

ulie Smith talks about her wondrous career at Bozzuto and her brilliant capabilities as a property management guru and leader.

Join Peter Zadoretzky, Director of Sustainability at The Bozzuto Group, for a discussion about the ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year Award—an honor that recognizes superior levels of energy management in corporate programs. The Bozzuto Group received this prestigious award in 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020. Learn why it’s the highest honor the EPA gives and get insight into the submission process and benefits of the award for recipients. Watch the webcast version of this podcast here: https://www.realpage.com/webcasts/epa-partner-of-the-year/ Want to learn more about the sustainability solutions offered by RealPage? Visit the Sustainability Suite Webpage: https://www.realpage.com/sustainability-services/

The year 2020 presented challenge after challenge worldwide. For Stephanie Williams and her team at Bozzuto, the word “challenge” was changed to “opportunity” as they poured themselves into elevating the morale of their Bozzuto family. Listen in to discover what they did that worked, and what they plan to maintain going forward.

In this episode of UnCOMMon Grounds, host Chris Roush interviews CJ Yopp, a senior Advertising & Integrated Communications major. CJ discusses his passion for photography, which has landed him a number of different opportunities on campus. He also tells us why an internship with Bozzuto’s gave him more insight on what he could potentially pursue in the future with his versatile skill set. UnCOMMon Grounds is hosted by Chris Roush, dean of the school of communications, and is produced by Mike Bachmann. Heather Popovics manages social media, and the executive producer is David DesRoches, director of community programming.

Tangent on LinkedInTangent on TwitterLearn more:TFliving.comDevin's contact: devin@tfliving.comFeatured Stimulus:Fusion100co.com (discount code 'Tangent')1:47 - Devin's entrepreneurial journey into the Real Estate amenities space and TFLiving's mission to enhance resident experience.4:16 - What measures are property owners & managers taking to ensure residents are safe during COVID-19?10:14 - Urban mobility trends from Tier 1 cities (New York & San Francisco) to 18/7 cities.12:43 - The appeal of Denver, Austin and Nashville for Multifamily investors15:57 - Stimulus: Ilan Orgel's Fusion100 Lifestyle Brand17:54 - Harnessing Proptech to Enable On-site & Virtual Amenities22:41 - Real Estate opportunities in remote learning and remote fitness25:59 - How to empower the Gig economy & foster synergy within a remote team29:08 - AirBnB IPO and it's pivot to virtual experiences for renters31:54 - Discomfort Zone: Learning the importance of mental health and seeking professional help33:53 - What advice would Devin give his 20-year old self starting a career in Real Estate today?About Devin Wirt & TFLivingTFLiving is a tech-enabled amenities company providing services to residential and corporate locations across the US. TFLiving is a one-stop platform for on-site and virtual amenities, offering their services in 29 states, in over 100,000 units. Many of TFLiving's partnerships include real estate developers and property managers, such as Bozzuto, KETTLER, Greystar, First Service Residential, UDR Apartments.About Ilan Orgel & Fusion100Fusion100 was created in June 2019 out of New York City. The goal was to create a brand that motivates people to become the best version of themselves, emphasizing that everyone is unique in their own way. Ilan Orgel was inspired to create a quality lifestyle brand that was fashionable as well as comfortable. He is beginning to build recognition for this brand by sharing merchandise with athletes and other motivated partners.

Founder of The Black Rebecca http://theblackrebecca.com/ Rebecca Margao, affectionately known as The Black Rebecca, is a faux-fancy lifestyle expert for all things at-home. With a knack for executing luxe style on a budget, she's the go-to for scouting a deal on Craigslist or hosting an at-home event for your friends. Her love of cocktails and entertaining led to the launch of Happy Hour at Home by TBR, a boutique service offering unique social experiences in a residential setting. These events have become a hot item for corporate and individual clients alike. Corporate clients include luxury residences managed by Bozzuto, Kettler, Avalon Bay, Bonaventure, UDR and more. Combining her love for fashion and philanthropy, Rebecca is also the co-owner of Red Sprinkle, a comprehensive nonprofit program that introduces area teens to the fashion and entertainment industries. Currently, Red Sprinkle Fashion Bootcamp operates youth programs throughout the DC Metropolitan area. Red Sprinkle has partnered with brands such as NYX Cosmetics, OPI, Color Club Nail Lacquer, Phyto, Neiman Marcus, and more. Rebecca has been featured on NBC Nonstop, Washingtonian.com, NBCWashington.com, WUSA 9, Let's Talk Live-Newschannel 8, and The Goodwill Fashionista. https://www.instagram.com/theblackrebecca/ Founder of The Shed DC https://www.instagram.com/theshed_dc/ A tiny garage turned furniture shop for home decor. Home of the Virtual Yard Sale™️! Curated by @theblackrebecca By Appointment Only linktr.ee/theshed_dc

President & CEO of Bozzuto, Toby Bozzuto, and CBRE’s Vice Chairman & Managing Director, Brian Eisendrath, join host, Spencer Levy, CBRE’s Chairman of Americas Research and Senior Economic Advisor, to analyze the prospects for Multifamily investment.

Bozzuto’s, Inc., a total service grocery wholesale distribution center, is seeking additional CDL drivers, owner operators and warehouse selectors immediately. Full & Part Time work available. Please listen to our interview with Scott Grove, Vice President of Human Resources. Store shelves are empty, Bozzuto’s is a distributor, product is coming from our warehouses…we need help to continue/increase outbound product and we’re hiring.

For too long, the issue wasn’t even on the national dialogue and inaction has only worsened the crisis. Yet he’s optimistic about the new conversations amongst the current presidential candidates and the traction the issue is gaining with younger voters. Bozzuto gives his solutions to what must change to keep the crisis from deepening.

Bio Thomas S. Bozzuto has dedicated his career to creating sanctuary. As a man of both reflection and action, his business model has been governed by civic responsibility and the belief that true success comes to those who do things the right way. Founded On Values In the mid-1970s, Tom met his fellow founders of The Bozzuto Group—Rick Mostyn, John Slidell and the late Bernie Lubcher—working at Oxford Development Corporation. When they formed the company in 1988, they agreed their firm would be different from that of their peer group. They decided to focus on using the power of relationships and the company's newly established core values to guide them in creating communities that residents would be proud to call home. Bozzuto has since been a leader in revolutionizing the multifamily industry by focusing first on its customers' needs. By delivering on our promises, developing and building vibrant communities and providing exceptional service, we have purposefully grown and continue to challenge ourselves to get better with each new development. Built On Integrity Tom's ability to build enduring partnerships is a testament to his ethics and business acumen. He has always understood the importance of listening to and respecting one's business partners and customers. As a result, Bozzuto has a long track record of successful and repeated partnerships. These range from entrepreneurs and land developers to institutional investors and financial institutions to community-based non-profit groups. Tom has always known the company's reputation and its brand are one in the same. Under Tom's Leadership Tom strongly believes that embracing diversity in the workplace inspires creativity and innovation. He says, “By bringing different viewpoints together, we solve problems and create solutions that inevitably attract employees and create extraordinary experiences for our residents.” This mindset extends to our customers and partners as we find unique and creative ways to put their needs first. Bozzuto's customer-focused approach is evident in every project and has brought the company tremendous recognition over the years, including Builder of the Year, Multifamily Development Firm of the Year and Property Management Company of the Year by the National Association of Home Builders. Among many other awards, the firm has been repeatedly honored for its company culture. It's received recognition seven times by the Washington Business Journal, three times by the Washington Post and earned a Top Ten Company in the country ranking by Multifamily Executive Magazine. A Senatorial Appointee to the Millennial Housing Commission and multiple appointments to the Governor's Housing Commission, Tom has earned numerous awards and recognition for his professional achievements, including the Urban Land Institute's Lifetime Achievement Award. In 2015, Tom transitioned the role of President and CEO to his son, Toby, and assumed the role of Chairman of The Bozzuto Group. He remains actively involved in the company and serves as a leader in the multifamily industry. Above all, the values and vision he established over 30 years ago set a strong foundation, forever guiding the company towards continued success. Concern for the Community As an entrepreneur, philanthropist and veteran, Tom has had a long career of community involvement and leadership. Whether it's his active involvement with national housing policy, committed support of the arts or dedication to higher education, Tom has made it his mission to be driven

Bio Thomas S. Bozzuto has dedicated his career to creating sanctuary. As a man of both reflection and action, his business model has been governed by civic responsibility and the belief that true success comes to those who do things the right way. Founded On Values In the mid-1970s, Tom met his fellow founders of The Bozzuto Group—Rick Mostyn, John Slidell and the late Bernie Lubcher—working at Oxford Development Corporation. When they formed the company in 1988, they agreed their firm would be different from that of their peer group. They decided to focus on using the power of relationships and the company’s newly established core values to guide them in creating communities that residents would be proud to call home. Bozzuto has since been a leader in revolutionizing the multifamily industry by focusing first on its customers’ needs. By delivering on our promises, developing and building vibrant communities and providing exceptional service, we have purposefully grown and continue to challenge ourselves to get better with each new development. Built On Integrity Tom’s ability to build enduring partnerships is a testament to his ethics and business acumen. He has always understood the importance of listening to and respecting one’s business partners and customers. As a result, Bozzuto has a long track record of successful and repeated partnerships. These range from entrepreneurs and land developers to institutional investors and financial institutions to community-based non-profit groups. Tom has always known the company’s reputation and its brand are one in the same. Under Tom's Leadership Tom strongly believes that embracing diversity in the workplace inspires creativity and innovation. He says, “By bringing different viewpoints together, we solve problems and create solutions that inevitably attract employees and create extraordinary experiences for our residents.” This mindset extends to our customers and partners as we find unique and creative ways to put their needs first. Bozzuto’s customer-focused approach is evident in every project and has brought the company tremendous recognition over the years, including Builder of the Year, Multifamily Development Firm of the Year and Property Management Company of the Year by the National Association of Home Builders. Among many other awards, the firm has been repeatedly honored for its company culture. It’s received recognition seven times by the Washington Business Journal, three times by the Washington Post and earned a Top Ten Company in the country ranking by Multifamily Executive Magazine. A Senatorial Appointee to the Millennial Housing Commission and multiple appointments to the Governor’s Housing Commission, Tom has earned numerous awards and recognition for his professional achievements, including the Urban Land Institute’s Lifetime Achievement Award. In 2015, Tom transitioned the role of President and CEO to his son, Toby, and assumed the role of Chairman of The Bozzuto Group. He remains actively involved in the company and serves as a leader in the multifamily industry. Above all, the values and vision he established over 30 years ago set a strong foundation, forever guiding the company towards continued success. Concern for the Community As an entrepreneur, philanthropist and veteran, Tom has had a long career of community involvement and leadership. Whether it’s his active involvement with national housing policy, committed support of the arts or dedication to higher education, Tom has made it his mission to be driven

Tom Bozzuto, Chair of the Bozzuto Group, shares his life lessons, business philosophy and company values in an interview to remember.

About one in eight U.S. women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Laura Bozzuto joined the Women’s Healthcast to talk about breast cancer symptoms, the latest in screening guidelines, and how to lower your breast cancer risk. Dr. Bozzuto is an ob-gyn with specialty training in breast cancer surgery.

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This week on Career Journeys our guest is Thomas S. Buzzoto ’68 L.H.D. ’18 who joins Alex in the studio. Bozzuto graduated from HWS with a degree in English and was a Theta Delta Chi brother, Druid, football player, member of Hobart Student Association and Little Theatre, worked at Saga, and was president of the student body. After graduation, Bozzuto served in Vietnam before earning a graduate degree …

In our fourth episode, we have beer and soda with Toby Bozzuto, the CEO of Bozzuto Group, at Brookland Pint. We talk about taking over the business his father founded, fostering diversity and inclusion and what can be done to save Baltimore.

In this episode, RCLCO Managing Director, Charles Hewlett, speaks with The Bozzuto Group’s Chairman and Co-Founder, Tom Bozzuto, and President and CEO, Toby Bozzuto, for a conversation about succession planning , the demographic changes facing the apartment rental market, advice for young executives, and the challenges, as well as the benefits, of working in a family business.

We can't believe we're already on episode 20 of our second season! Speaking of seasons, we welcome the start of Spring with positive attitudes - and begin by discussing our favorite things. For Leah, it's finding the best canna-friendly banking with the help of veteran banking broker, Stuart Lutterman, founder of Brother Processing, and for Diana, it's 421 For All, a movement observing the multiple injustices that exist because of the War on Drugs.    Next, we discuss one of our favorite topics - CBD! This time, we explore the changing landscape and go over some relevant aspects you shouldn't ignore.    Interviews: - Our first guest is the fearless Andrea Brooks, CEO and Founder of SAVA, which is the "Etsy of cannabis". Brooks tells us about a life-changing injury that caused her to come to cannabis, and ultimately shaped her curative process which benefits consumers.   - Next, Stephanie Bozzuto, co-founder and President of Marketing of Cannabis Connect Insurance, tells us about the importance of cannabis business insurance. Bozzuto also discusses upcoming educational offerings, including a sexual harassment course that will benefit all cannabis businesses.    Until next time, thank you for listening. Please reach out with ideas, or for information regarding being interviewed or sponsorship opportunities, to yourhighnesspodcastATgmail.com.   Relevant Links: CVS selling CBD Barneys To Open Luxury Cannabis Shop-In-Shop USPS allows mailing of CBD Jelly Belly creating CBD products How to Shop for CBD --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/your-highness-podcast/support

Kristen Reese is Vice President of Talent and Culture at the Bozzuto Group. She joined Bozzuto in 2011 and currently leads the strategic execution of all programs and initiatives under the umbrella of employer branding, recruitment, marketing, talent acquisition, and diversity and inclusion. Aligning people strategy with business strategy, she has a proven track record of building progressive, ‘best in class', award-winning, employer branding, candidate experience, and employee engagement programs that deliver exceptional experiences and business outcomes.The post Talent, the last real Competitive Advantage in Multifamily appeared first on Multifamily Innovation®.

Growing up, Toby Bozzuto did not want to work in the family business—yet now he is the CEO. Toby began his career in the music industry but was drawn into the real estate world because of the foundational values his father set for the Bozzuto Group.

Growing up, Toby Bozzuto did not want to work in the family business—yet now he is the CEO.

Growing up, Toby Bozzuto did not want to work in the family business—yet now he is the CEO. Toby began his career in the music industry but was drawn into the real estate world because of the foundational values his father set for the Bozzuto Group.

The CandEs Shop Talk Podcast welcomes Kristen Reese, Vice President of Talent Management, Diversity & Inclusion at Bozzuto, an integrated real estate services company in Greenbelt, Maryland, and a multi-year CandE Award Winner. Listen in on how improving candidate experience impacts recruiting and the business bottom line.

Dan Bozzuto explores the difficulties to replicate great teachers, the inherent problems with standardized testing, and some great ideas on how to address both. Part 1/2, featuring Dan Bozzuto, award winning educator and inspired classroom teacher. Dan considers my question, “are good teachers replicable?” which takes him to standardized tests and other obstacles to student learning, … Continue reading Dan Bozzuto on Effective Teaching, Learning & Standardized Tests: Student Success Podcast no. 27 → The post Dan Bozzuto on Effective Teaching, Learning & Standardized Tests: Student Success Podcast no. 27 appeared first on Student Success Podcast & Blog by the A+ Club from School4Schools.com LLC ~ Tutoring & Academic Coaching.

Nicole Bozzuto is an amazing singer/songwriter happily entrenched in the NYC and North Jersey Original Music Scene, when she's not on the road, that is! Many of her superbly crafted original songs are about the road and the many people and places she's encountered along the way. She's played Caffe Vivaldi many times and this is truly one of her best sets!

Caroline Kenney and Monica Lavorgna join us to talk about all of the activities going on at Rhode Island Row. New retailers have opened and new community activities are planned for the coming year. Plus, Caroline and Monica give us some great "insider tips" for businesses interesting in leasing space at Rhode Island Row. Then Philip Sambol from Good Food Markets stops by to share a special Q & A session with one of their newest vendors - Good Sense Farms honey. Tune in for a special promotion code for discounts on this delicious local honey!

Brian Bozzuto discusses his experiences  moving from the consulting side to the client side. What is it like to to be the manager you once tried to coach?