Congratulations to Chris Boyle, Freddie Mac Single-Family SVP of Sales & Relationship Management, for being recognized among the housing industry’s top “Women of Influence” by HousingWire.
Chris’s personal motto guides her: Have passion, live life, work hard, and give freely of your heart. Read about how she has applied it to benefit our customers, homebuyers and owners, our industry, and our company.
According to Sarah Wheeler, HousingWire Magazine editor, the award winners’ accomplishments and contributions to the industry are “indisputable.”
“It’s the influence part of this award that is unique,” Jacob Gaffney, HousingWire editor-in-chief, said. “These are women who invest their time and energy for the future of our industry, with spectacular results.”
Nominations represented every part of the housing industry. The winners were selected based on their tangible achievements over the last 12 months.
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