SANTO DOMINGO – The moderator is the person who facilitates a process involving several speakers. Their role is to help participants have the opportunity to contribute and to guide the plenary session.
The first CENI Expo Forum features a panel with three women experts in the real estate and construction sector discussing the challenges facing the field in the future and its current situation in the country. Annies Gómez, CEO of Houselink, will be moderating the panel.
She holds a Bachelor's degree in Marketing from the Catholic University of Santo Domingo (UCSD) and an MBA in Modern Management from the same university. She completed her primary and secondary education at the Apec Fernando Arturo de Mariño School (CAFAM).
In his resume, Gómez states that he completed a course on Real Estate Management at RE/MAX, a diploma in Real Estate and Registry Law at the Legal Training School for Lawyers. He also obtained two certifications (CBR01 and CBR02) from the Association of Real Estate Agents and Companies (AEI), a diploma in online advertising from EXIMEDIA, and sales techniques training at the National Institute of Technical and Professional Training (INFOTEP).
He adds that he also participated in a course on supervision techniques at INFOTEP, an executive diploma in real estate sales, real estate training, among other training programs.
Currently, the real estate advisor is the owner of Houselink and Stop and Shop Minimarket, a marketing advisor for some companies, and a consultant for commercial and corporate strategies.
Gomez speaks English and Spanish and is proficient in the areas of activity and event planning, negotiation skills, proactivity focused on achieving good results; he possesses leadership and analytical skills, a service-oriented approach, teamwork and creativity, explains his profile.
He served as a promotional strategist for the airline Air Century.
