Edward L. Oliveri, an agent in ERA Key’s Chelmsford office, has been inducted into Marquis Who's Who.
Selection by Marquis Who's Who is based on factors such as position, noteworthy accomplishments, visibility and prominence in a field.
With more than 15 years of experience as a Realtor “he focuses on helping his clients understand the buying and selling process throughout every transaction and ensuring their trust,” according to Marquis Who’s Who. “Remaining abreast of the ever-changing market, Mr. Oliveri also strives to ensure that every buyer and seller receives the best deal.”
After graduating from Northeastern University with a bachelor’s degree in industrial technology, he became a quality assurance manager at Data Metrics in Wilmington.
“As a devout Christian, Mr. Oliveri has been heavily engaged in religious work as a Eucharistic Minister and lector at Saint Margaret of Scotland Parish in Lowell, Mass.,” Marquis Who’s Who noted. “He has also served as an altar servant for funerals, has been involved in ministry work with Saint Joseph the Worker's Shrine in Lowell, has served as a senior president and treasurer at his local Saint Vincent De Paul Society, as the founder of the Men of Saint Joseph, and has been a Boston Catholic Appeal participant. He has also been active with the Oblate Historical Museum as an Oblate Associate.”
He received a Christian Worker Recognition Award from Saint Joseph the Worker Shrine.
During his real estate career, he has received numerous awards, and...
Agents in ERA Key Realty’s Whitinsville office have recently donated $4,575.63 to area charities and schools.
Donations, which were made through the ERA Key Charitable Trust, included $500 each to the Northbridge High School Food Bank, the Town of Upton Food Pantry, Uxbridge Public Schools and the St. Denis Food Pantry in Douglas. The donation to Uxbridge Public Schools was made to provide students with after-school snacks.
In addition, Carla Horn arranged the donation of $2,575.63 through the Charitable Trust for school supplies for elementary schools in Northbridge, Uxbridge and Douglas.
“High inflation has made it especially difficult for families and individuals in the communities we serve,” according to Charitable Trust Chair Laura Hebb. “We do our best to give back through our charitable trust.”
“By providing schools with extra supplies, we hope to lessen the burden on teachers, who often pay for supplies with their own funds,” Carla said. “Hopefully, this assistance helps everyone, providing what is needed for classwork and assignments.”
Pictured are Laura Hebb, left, and Carla Horn.
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Kelly Brown of Petersham has been named Branch Director of the agency’s Worcester office.
Brown previously was a Branch Manager with Coldwell Banker Realty in Chelmsford and a Realtor for Coldwell Banker Realty in Leominster. She began her career in real estate at Foster-Healey Real Estate in Leominster. Before real estate, she spent her career in sales and sales management mostly within the building materials industry.
She earned her bachelor’s degree at the University of Montana, Missoula, and has studied business administration at Southern New Hampshire University, Hooksett. She has volunteered as a Sunday School teacher, Junior Church Leader, and at local food pantries.
“I was attracted to ERA Key, because its technology, training programs and team approach will enable me and the agents in our office to better serve our clients,” Kelly said. “As manager, I will have an opportunity to put my past sales experience to good use for the benefit of all of our Worcester agents.”
“Worcester is the largest city in our region, so it’s important for us to have an experienced manager in that office,” said President and COO Cheryl Eidinger-Taylor. “We believe that Kelly has the experience and the talent needed to help our office achieve even greater success than it has to date.”
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Agents and staff in ERA Key’s Worcester office are rolling up their sleeves and breaking out their hammers to help Habitat for Humanity build two new single-family homes at 521 and 523 Sunderland Road in Worcester.
Agents and staff in the Framingham, Auburn and Spencer offices have also been invited and other offices may be added.
Ground was broken in June for the new homes and ERA Key’s volunteers will be working on site on Wednesday, Nov. 1.
In addition, a fundraising page has been set up on Charity Proud with the goal of raising $1,000 for the project.
Habitat for Humanity is a global nonprofit housing organization working in local communities throughout the U.S. and in 70 countries.
Habitat’s vision is to build “strength, stability...
James Coppinger of Framingham has joined ERA Key's Framingham office as a Realtor.
Coppinger previously worked for many years in the heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) industry. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps, then became a firefighter for the Town of Framingham.
He was also a chef at Natick Labs. At the time, his Barn Burning Baked Catfish Wrapped in Bacon was a finalist in the 2007 national Tabasco Cook & Ladder Competition held at the Institute of Culinary Education in New York City.
“My goal for every client is to find the perfect place to call home,”Coppinger said. “I joined ERA Key, because I believe it will provide me with the best opportunity to achieve that goal.”
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