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한국외국어대학교 이태리어과 학사 졸업
건국대학교 부동산대학원 경영관리 전공 석사 졸업
서울시 공식 지정 글로벌 공인중개사
공인중개사 국가 공인 자격 취득
CCIM (상업용부동산투자분석사) 정회원 자격 인증
부동산자산운용전문인력 자격 공인 인증
건국대학교 평생교육원 경,공매 과정 수료
부동산 중개 및 컨설팅 ISO 9001 국제표준 취득
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