Geraldine Toussaint is an accomplished professional with a diverse background in real estate and facilities management. She earned her Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree from Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey-Newark, and achieved her Bachelor of Arts in English at Binghamton University. With over a decade of experience, Toussaint has held key roles in notable organizations such as Verizon, The Princeton Review, NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services, Teach for America, and Burberry.

At Verizon, Toussaint is a Regional Transaction Manager in the Global Real Estate department. Previously, at The Princeton Review, she was the Director of Real Estate, Facilities, and Workplace Services. Toussaint has also worked as a Lease Negotiator at NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services, as well as Manager of Real Estate Leasing and Manager of Lease Administration at Teach for America. Prior to that, she was an Assistant to Real Estate and Construction at Burberry.

Toussaint's successes in these positions demonstrate her ability to manage complex real estate negotiations, construct strategic business plans, and lead teams effectively. As a dynamic and collaborative professional with a proven track record in facilities and real estate management, Toussaint continues to excel in her career.