I am pleased and proud to be a part of the CBKT Metro team. I believe all of us should like to go home, whether that home consists of two rooms or 20-plus. It is my job to ensure that all of my clients do!
Kathleen is a member of the national and state boards of realtors, as well as Columbus Realtors. She serves on the Affordable Housing and Realtor Care Day committees. She recently completed service as co-chair of the Affordable Housing Committee.
A Little Bit about Kathleen
Kathleen is an active member of Vaud-Villities, a non-profit troupe that is the longest continuously performing musical theatre troupe in the nation. She is also a member of Vineyard Church Columbus, and is active in the worship arts ministry, singing in the worship choir, as well as working in their northside food pantry. She also delivers the news from the Columbus Dispatch on VOICEcorps, central Ohio's reading service to the visually impaired community. She is also an associate member of Holy Rosary and St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church.
Business Philosophy
Kathleen believes that all of her clients should like to go home, whether their home is a two-room loft, a 20-plus room mansion, or something in between. "It's my job to ensure that they do,' she says, by taking care of all the details involved in the process. "At one point or another in my life, I've been in the home buyers shoes, and I've walked the home sellers path." She sees her role to serve as an advocate, teacher and guide to her clients.
Education and Training
Kathleen attended Worthington Christian High School, and is a proud graduate of Northland High School and The Ohio State University. She was educated in real estate at the Hondros College School of Business. "My history teacher at Worthington Christian, Bill Keane, told us to "never stop learning," she says. "It was excellent advice to a high school sophomore then, and even better advice now."
Personal Background
Kathleen has a diverse background, including over a decade working in the field of community news as a reporter for Suburban News Publications, as well as free-lance for the Columbus Messenger and South Side Voice. She sees her work in the field as excellent training for her work on behalf of her clients.
She is also a small business owner as a Mary Kay consultant (marykay.com/kathleenradcliff)
