lisa hazell
Lisa Hazell has lived knowledge of Washington metropolitan area neighborhoods, municipal services and relationships with service providers that is a beneficial resource for her clients.
Lisa supports making the Washington metropolitan area a better place to live, work, play and invest through her membership in Maryland, Washington, DC, and Virginia area alumni, faith-based and social organizations.
A vested IATSE union member for over two decades, Lisa worked with award winning film, television, news and entertainment productions grooming A-list celebrities, elected officials, dignitaries and public figures for on camera readiness.
Born and raised in New York, Lisa was appointed to one of the largest community boards in New York City and served for over five years on the Executive committee as the Youth Services Chair and member of the Real Estate and Senior committees. Lisa is a lifelong community advocate in support of people with disabilities, seniors, youth and to end homelessness.
Lisa’s proven success working closely with high profile people and her involvement in community affairs, combined with her knowledge of the Washington metropolitan area serves her clients well.
Lisa produces community oral history projects throughout the Washington metropolitan area.
visit: paperdolljournal.com
Lisa supports making the Washington metropolitan area a better place to live, work, play and invest through her membership in Maryland, Washington, DC, and Virginia area alumni, faith-based and social organizations.
A vested IATSE union member for over two decades, Lisa worked with award winning film, television, news and entertainment productions grooming A-list celebrities, elected officials, dignitaries and public figures for on camera readiness.
Born and raised in New York, Lisa was appointed to one of the largest community boards in New York City and served for over five years on the Executive committee as the Youth Services Chair and member of the Real Estate and Senior committees. Lisa is a lifelong community advocate in support of people with disabilities, seniors, youth and to end homelessness.
Lisa’s proven success working closely with high profile people and her involvement in community affairs, combined with her knowledge of the Washington metropolitan area serves her clients well.
Lisa produces community oral history projects throughout the Washington metropolitan area.
visit: paperdolljournal.com
