DENVER—The industry has improved with the ever-increasing influence of women in commercial real estate. That is according to Real Estate Forum Women of Influence candidate Mej Ellsworth, senior commercial escrow officer and underwriter at First American Title Insurance Co.
Locally based Ellsworth, who has been in the business for 38 years, tells Real Estate Forum that “an increased talent pool means that the quality of work performed in the industry is at an all-time high.” In addition, she says, “women professionals work incredibly hard to excel in their careers and build better communities.”
CREW, she adds, “forms an important beachhead for women professionals to gain a foothold in commercial real estate. Their presence in the industry improves the quality of work being performed and strengthens our community in the process.”
Mej is currently entrusted with the responsibility to close and underwrite some of the most complex commercial real estate transactions in the First American network, negotiating deal terms with real estate professionals across the country. In addition, she acts as a mentor and a coach to her team members, helping them learn the craft that she has honed during her incredible career.
To learn more about her professional accomplishments, how she got started and more, visit the Women of Influence feature in Real Estate Forum.
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