Qiana Chavaia

Website: http://qianachavaia.com/

Professional Experience

Qiana Chavaia is founder of Girls Finance. Her work has been featured in Forbes, Time Magazine, Business Insider, AOL Daily Finance, and more. Current role, Director at MHP Real Estate Services.

Total Media Industry Experience

7 Years

Technical Skills

Writing · Web administration · HTML · Photo Editing · Google Webmaster Tools · Email Marketing ·

Foreign Language Skills

NA

Unions

NA

Computer Skills

· Excel · PowerPoint · Outlook · Word · Pay-Per-Click Ad Campaigns

Associations

SABEW, ICSC, REBNY, TCN

General

The Wallet Wars: The Battle Rages Over Virtual Wallet Technology
(Forbes.com 10/23/2016)
Back in the Dark Ages at the dawn of the 20th century, people paid for things in cash. Then came the plastic revolution. Soon, the question will be; Why bother carrying anything except your smartphone? With virtual wallet technology, you can make tap and go purchases at an ever-growing number of stores. But virtual wallet technology is still new, and quite a few battles are being waged over how the technology will take its place in society.
How Retailers and Restaurateurs Can Boost In-Store Sales Through Specialty Leasing
(Strategic Funding Source 10/24/2016)
Exploration of how retail stores and restaurateurs can use Specialty Leasing to drive in-store traffic.
What Owner Refinancing Means for Your Retail or Office Space
(Strategic Funding Source 10/24/2016)
CRE tenants tips for dealing with landlord refinance issues and Estoppel Certificates
How to Save for Retirement Without a 401(k)
(Time 10/24/2016)
What to do if you're a freelancer or your employer doesn't offer a retirement option ?
6 Super Ways to Shape Your Online Reputation
(Time 10/24/2016)
Give your online reputation a digital image makeover.
7 Ways to Guarantee You Get Your Apartment Deposit Back
(Time 10/24/2016)
Why when you leave an apartment it should be in move-in ready condition.
Take It From Mike Jeffries, Your Brand Is Your Most Valuable Asset
(IZEA 10/24/2016)
The fall of Mike Jeffries from his post as CEO of Abercrombie & Fitch Co. is a high-profile lesson in branding gone wrong. Jeffries stepped down