Hit the Ground Running

Its hard to get Bisnow Texas business manager Joni Margotta to slow down. Our very own go-getter since 2010, Jonis been working her fingers to the bone (were talkin no time for a mani/pedi) to help our readers grow their businesses in DFW, Austin, San Antonio, Houston, and anywhere else in the great Southwest where she can work her magic to help. Shes worked atTexas Monthly Custom Publishingand with theDallas Regional Chamber of Commerce. She's also had a successful, 10-year career working with CRE brokers, developers, economic development, and lenders; she loves what she does and her passion and results are all about her clients. You wont see her on Facebook or Twitter, but you might just find her in a spa. She loves a challenge (Sudoku has nothing on her) and shell help you find a way to achieve your goals. Give Joni a call to hear about an exciting advertising promotion we are running for a limited time only. Hit the Ground Running with special ad prices in the Bisnow newsletter. Email her at joni@bisnow.com or call her at 469-569-0246.

We hit the ground running by starting boot camp this month. Our instructor has a sense of humor when she played Queen's Fat Bottomed Girls. What's your motivational tune for working out? Catie@bisnow.com and Tonie@bisnow.com.

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