Meet Bisnow's Karen Pierre

Bisnow is pleased to introduce our new Texas business manager, Karen Pierre. Karen comes to us with almost 29 years of commercial real estate experience, including working as a property manager and selling dumpsters to high-rise office building owners. Here’s some things we thought you might like to know about Karen.

Photo: At the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro (19,336 feet). I've also hiked to the base camp of Mount Everest, hiked on Easter Island, Nepal, and on every continent where I can fly commercially.

More random facts: I’m a certified crazy cat lady. I also got married for the first time at age 50 (it was my husband’s first marriage, too). We were set up on a blind date at 28, dated for a year, went separate ways, then met up again five years ago.

Why Bisnow: I am such a people person. Bisnow does such a great job interacting with people, networking, and forming relationships; I’m looking forward to being a part of that. I think I know everyone in Dallas already (as a fourth generation Dallasite), so this will be great.

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