Katherine Wood is an experienced professional in the fields of communications and content management, currently serving as a Content Specialist and Database Administrator at the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals® since June 2018. Previously, Katherine held various roles in public relations and communications within the organization, including PR & Communications Manager, Specialist, and Coordinator. Katherine's experience also includes working as a Canvasser for the Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment, serving as Department Head at The Muir Quarterly, and writing for Creative Marketing Collective. An early career as an intern at La Jolla Blue Book Media Group provided foundational skills in the industry. Katherine Wood earned a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from UC San Diego in 2018.
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NAHREP - National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals®
NAHREP is a purpose-driven organization that is propelled by a passionate combination of entrepreneurial spirit, cultural heritage and the advocacy of its members. Our mission is to advance sustainable Hispanic homeownership. At NAHREP, we align all of our resources to deliver the following to our members: NAHREP conferences, seminars and local affiliate chapter meetings provide a unique forum for the excited exchange between members of ideas, experiences and shared challenges. These gatherings offer a rich cultural/business connection that our members consider invaluable. NAHREP is the largest minority trade group in the real estate industry. We have a powerful and influential voice on legislative issues related to lending parameters, business practices and regulations that affect access to homeownership. NAHREP mentors leaders and promotes the placement of accomplished, highly skilled Hispanic professionals into key positions throughout the housing industry. The entrepreneurial spirit of our multicultural members is a core strength that NAHREP seeks to enrich its members through new education programs, business models, partnerships and alliances where diversity is a highly valued commodity.