Agent Resume for Karen Angona
| • | Century 21/Prestige Properties
1024 West Foothill Boulevard
Upland, CA 91786 |
| • | 2001/2002/2003 Top Producer/Claremont Office | | • | 2003-Customer Satisfaction/Claremont Office | | • | Foothill Communities Residential Specialist | | • | Award winning Agent | | • | Relocation USAA Certified | | • | Licensed Real Estate Broker | | • | Former Certified Residential Appraiser | | • | EPro Certified | | • | Past President of Inland Empire West Association of Realtors | | • | 1031 Exchange Experience/CCIM Designation |
| • | 1995 Bachelors of Science LSU | | • | 1993 AA Degree Chaffey College | | • | CCIM Designation (Commercial-Investment/1031 Exchange) |
Professional Associations | • | Involved in Community-Based Youth Programs | | • | President/Upland Kiwanis 2002-2003 | | • | Member of Citrus Valley Association of Realtors | | • | 2003-04 President of Upland Community Partnership for Youth Development |
| • | Married to Gerry and long time Upland resident | | • | Daughter Terri and Grandchildren; Shena & Dylan | | • | Community Volunteer | | • | Day Hiker and Bike Adventure, Dancing, and Reads Mysteries | | • | Involved in Community. Started Neighborhood Watch
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