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Posted: September 17, 2019
2019 Women in Real Estate: Nina McCann, Citrin Cooperman
Name: Nina McCann
Title: Marketing Manager
Company Name: Citrin Cooperman
What is your favorite motivational quote?
“Life is a dance between making it happen and letting it happen.” ~ Arianna Huffington
Who inspired you to join the CRE Industry?
The “Queen of Retail.” I was fortunate to meet the late Faith Hope Consolo at an event in 2018. She was a speaker and stayed after to speak with some us attendees. She was thrilled to see so many women involved in the real estate industry and offered words of encouragement for persevering in a traditionally male dominated industry.
What was one of your biggest accomplishments in the last 12 months?
Citrin Cooperman is proud to be home to one of the leading franchising practices in the country. With over 30 years of franchise experience, Citrin Cooperman provides a full range of services to a vast number of franchise concepts. We work with the owners, operators, controllers, and CFOs of a wide range of franchisors and multi-unit franchisees to help them establish their brands and grow their businesses to the next level. Our professionals provide franchisors and multi-unit franchisees the guidance and insight they need to minimize uncertainty, meet compliance and contractual obligations, and stay focused on serving their franchisees and customers and building their businesses. This year we were awarded Top 10 Best in Accounting in the 2019 Top Franchise Suppliers rankings.
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