When Barbara Black first tried to enter the real estate industry, she was offered a secretarial position.
Black obtained her real estate license when there were no women working in commercial real estate in the District of Columbia, where she hoped to launch a career focused on tenant representation. She knew landing a real estate job would be difficult after her first interview when the male hiring manager turned her down because of her gender.
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