We are excited and most importantly very proud to present our featured guest for today's episode. Dana Cadena.
A Real Estate Broker, Coach, Trainer and Public Speaker, who empowers and equip entrepreneurs to outproduce their best results in business, funding incredible results for their families! As she thrives in real estate and finance for over 24 years, it simply means that she weathered through many markets and solved many challenges. She energized by the future of real estate and business moving forward, with prop-tech and AI impacting our daily lives. As the founder of her training and coaching platform: Overachiever Central, She proudly lead business workshops throughout the continental U.S. and beyond. In leadership, She serves as President of the Women's Council of Realtors in Middlesex County, N.J. She proudly participate in the national Black Realtor Network and NAHREP, which are meaningful roles to Dana Cadena. Certified to lead wealth building to youth, She host talks in underserved communities. Her passion is to pour into young people on the topic of building wealth, while living fulfilling lives.
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