ORLANDO — Michael Washington II, a graduate scholar pursuing a Grasp of Science in Actual Property (MSRE) on the College of Central Florida (UCF), is the recipient of the college’s Crossman Profession Builders Endowed Actual Property Scholarship for 2023-2024.
Michael’s instructional journey started at Florida A&M College (FAMU), the place he initially pursued his athletic ardour as a monitor and discipline athlete. Later, he graduated from Valencia School with a Bachelor’s Diploma in Enterprise and Organizational Management.
Washington’s distinctive background in public service – from an EMT by Inspector, Investigator to Hearth Marshall at quite a few native fireplace departments – has outfitted him with helpful expertise for his present place as a multi- and single-tenant retail specialist at Marcus & Millichap. His consideration to element, robust analytical capabilities and eager capability to evaluate and mitigate dangers serve him effectively in representing patrons and sellers of funding properties.
Past his skilled and academic commitments Michael is actively concerned in nonprofit organizations devoted to creating a constructive affect in the neighborhood: The NAACP’s Orange County department, the place he actively contributes to the development of social justice and equality; and Serving Out of Love, which improves the lives of these in want.
Crossman Profession Builders has endowed ¬¬¬¬11 scholarships at seven universities. Scholarships give attention to enhancing range and inclusion within the business actual property business, in accordance with CEO John Crossman CCIM, CRX. “Among the best methods to enhance and diversify the true property market is to encourage the participation of the most effective of the subsequent technology,” says Crossman.
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For extra data contact
John Crossman, CCIM, CRX Chief Govt Officer, Crossman Profession Builders, 1011 N. Wymore Rd; Winter Park, FL 32789; 407-794-9393 jcrossman@crossmancb.com
Beth Payan, Larry Vershel Communications, 2433 Lee Street, Winter Park, FL 32789; 407 461-3781 beth@larryvershel.com
