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Meet the Private Property team

Meet the Private Property team

Private Property South Africa
Cathy Nolan

genLive anywhere inland? Chances are you already know at least one of our sales execs. Here’s a little more about Genevieve and her team … things that (probably) don’t come out in business meetings!

Genevieve (the first)

“Fun and family keep me going … oh, and work. I love spending time outdoors, and traveling in South Africa and overseas. My mottos are to live life to its fullest, never regret anything, and be humble. I always have time for anyone to pop in just to say hallo, and we might end up lighting a fire and pouring a glass of wine.”

Genevieve (the second)

“Before I started with Private Property, I taught drama. People would ask me what I did for a living and I would say – I am a professional person who plays all day! Now I’m a professional person who plays all day with awesome people who understand hard work and enjoy helping other people!”

Michelle

“I’m sociable, sunny and outgoing, and I value family and friends. I enjoy being creative and making art, singing, and dancing.”

Celeste

“My daily routine: get up; be awesome; go back to bed! I always try and see the bright side in every situation, and the best in almost everyone I meet. I love what I do and it’s contagious.”

Una

“I have a Yorkshire puppy called Nina. My second love to sales is photography. I find the sound of thunderstorms relaxing. I don't like wearing yellow. My favourite things in life are chocolate and wine. I’d love to travel more.”

Pieter

“I am a big fan of almost all sports and I like to play golf myself from time to time. I’m almost always game for new experiences. And since I joined Private Property I have already experienced a couple of firsts.”

Leone

“I always loved to travel, read and garden. When Private Property adopts the same approach as the Virgin company and we have unlimited leave at our disposal, I shall travel more extensively. What can I say, a girl can wish!”

Claudia

“I love Pretoria’s hustle and bustle – the city life! I enjoy swimming, dancing, conversation and the odd debate. Oh and good red wine! I dislike and don't understand: fruit salad for dessert. It should always be something with chocolate.”

Brenda

“My biggest bucket list ticks: skydiving; watching the Serengeti migration; staying on Mnemba – the most beautiful island in the world; canoeing on a mokoro in the Okavango Delta; swimming Midmar; and catching tiger fish from a house boat on Lake Kariba. Next up: a white Xmas in New York and New Years in Las Vegas!”

Juna

“It’s better being absolutely ridiculous than being boring; I have an ecstatic passion for life and an attitude of gratitude! One day when I have time I’ll start exercising and cut gluten and chocolate – but you know what they say about ‘one day’ …”

Pam

“I enjoy people and entertaining. I love my garden, and need to always be doing something creative. Oh – and of course wine. I do love wine.”

Chantal

“I have a passion for what I do – but my greatest love is my seven-year-old son, who keeps me active so no gym is required! Other things that fill my heart are cooking, reading and spending time with family and friends.”

Quintin

“I am a fun-loving happy chappy when I am out – for work or for play. I love the outdoors, hunting, camping and 4x4-ing. My best is going to game reserves and lodges with my family and friends.”

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