Mollie Dawson Characteristics

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Mollie Dawson is an exceptional leader who has demonstrated professionalism, accountability and team work. During my time with Mollie at Liberty Warehouse, I was highly intrigued and admired her work ethic and team work. Even though she was our fearless leader over the lease up, Mollie took charge and went above and beyond her title no matter what it entailed. From leasing and working weekends to working closely with the Maintenance Supervisor in regards to Construction meetings and issues; she has proven herself to be a team player and true leader. Furthermore, she received rave reviews from prospects, residents and clients. I still have several residents who speak highly of her and miss her daily at Liberty. I, myself, admire her determination

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