Grace Hill Account Manager Spotlight
Meet Dawn Ramey, Grace Hill Account Manager
Helping Clients Achieve Success
Dawn has been in the property management industry for nearly 10 years. As Account Manager for Grace Hill, she currently helps clients use Vision to maximize their training programs and achieve their training goals. “Grace Hill is truly a company passionate about training and making sure their clients have every tool possible to succeed in their training programs.”
A Surprise Passion
Dawn has a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice and began her career as a paralegal. But after working as a weekend apartment leasing consultant in Richmond, VA, she became fascinated by property management. She decided to earn her NALP designation through NAA and progressed through all the levels of on-site apartment management, eventually becoming property manager.
“I find it rewarding when a solution works and makes things easier for the client.”
Expert at Navigating New Technology
In 2014 Dawn joined Grace Hill as an Implementation Support Specialist helping to onboard new clients onto the Vision 2 system. During the transition to the current Vision platform, she trained new and existing clients on the new functionality and expanded capabilities. “I love new technology and enjoy helping folks navigate, utilize and apply it to their day-to-day processes and programs to help them reach their specific training goals.”
A Problem-Solver at Heart
Dawn loves a good mystery and solving puzzles. She puts this passion to work for her clients by coming up with good solutions for client problems. “I find it rewarding when a solution works and makes things easier for the client.”
Building Bridges
Dawn is known for being able to turn around the toughest situations with kindness and patience. “When I was in leasing, I once had a prospective resident who was super difficult. He was throwing all kinds of mean stuff my way and finding everything wrong. One thing he said to me was ‘I get paid to be mean to people.’ I came back with ‘I get paid to be nice!’ He ended up leasing an apartment with us, and he was actually a really nice guy in the end. I really enjoyed having him as a resident!”
