Christopher Lee

About Christopher Lee

Christopher constantly says in tune with the real estate market by watching trends, research and forecasting. His goal is to provide first-class service to his clients that includes a thorough education of the market, with constant open communication, honesty and diligence. He describes himself as a real go-getter with a strong sense of self-worth and reliability, while clients admire his honesty, punctuality, trustworthiness and persistent yet patient approach. With over 20 years of customer service and sales experience, Christopher has owned many successful business ventures including one of the largest sneaker shows in the country, a boutique, and Sole Totes, the world’s first sneaker convention tote bag. As your real estate agent, the commission is the reward for a job well done, not the goal. “Strong relationships breed happy clients and forge new connections, all of which lead to my quest for success in real estate.” A native of Brooklyn and lifelong resident, with the exception of his years at the University of Central Florida, Christopher holds a BA in Criminal Justice degree. He is involved in numerous mentoring and young entrepreneurial programs, plus lends time and money to a non-profit that awards NYC kids sneakers for getting good grades in school. Christopher also volunteers at schools in Brooklyn and Manhattan talking to them about getting into the business world, teaching the lessons of hard work and creativity. “I will work to gain the trust and business of all my clients, and to maintain these important relationships, I will work twice as hard!”

Experience

1. Substitute Teacher

   NYC Public Schools

   Jan 2011 — Present · New York, NY, US

   Lecture and maintain the structure of lessons to large groups of children Motivate students using positive encouragementEnforce and acknowledged positive behaviorsEnsure students followed instructions and/or information through writing, demonstration or illustration Continually ensure understanding

Education

• University of Central Florida

  Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc)

  2009 — 2011

• Fort Hamilton High

  Criminal Justice