Chintimini Keith
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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I am the strategic counsel the C-suite calls upon when the stakes are highest.
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Chintimini Keith shared thisAn Evening of American Mahjong with my Chief sisters at the DC Clubhouse. Met up with old friends and made new connections. Erin Flior, MBA Amy Hamstead Jennifer M. Storipan, Esq. Catharine Montgomery, MBA Rosemarie Savino
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Chintimini Keith shared thisAs I begin my 5th year in Chief, I am deeply grateful for the mentorship, friendships and opportunities to lead alongside remarkable women. Debra Bednar-Clark Jennie Blumenthal Sheila Muhl, MS, SPHR Jennifer M. Storipan, Esq. Terése Whitehead Esa Yu
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Chintimini Keith shared thisWomen of Influence 2025 in Denver delivered high-powered networking, brilliant knowledge sharing and inspiring speakers. Thrilled to celebrate my colleagues Keri Walker Pfeifer and Katherine Santarelli as they were honored this year!
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Chintimini Keith shared thisLooking forward to the Women of Influence conference and awards event in Denver. Can't wait to reconnect with some of the most influential and inspiring women in real estate. If you're attending, let's catch up. Oh, and I will be speaking about ... speaking!
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Chintimini Keith shared thisRegular offsite meetings are key to innovation. A true joy to host my team at the Chief Clubhouse in DC. Fun was had. Deep thinking occurred. Strategies were shaped. Brilliant questions were posed. Plans were made. I am excited to see what these future Chiefs have in store for us in the next five years!Chintimini Keith shared thisToday our team came together for a special offsite meeting dedicated to reflection, collaboration, and long-term strategy. With our eyes on the next five years, we spent the day diving deep into the evolving role of communications, social media and the future of AI, and thinking boldly about how we can continue to shape the voice and vision of Bozzuto with special attention for me on Rise and our ERGs. It was a powerful reminder of the value of stepping back, getting out of the office and to think big together. Excited for what’s ahead with this dream team! Chintimini Meadow Keith thank you for this experience and shaping our team to be strategic, thoughtful, and purposeful. Leanna Bernhard Kristen Rutherford Sarah Guckert Molly Downs
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Chintimini Keith shared thisBozzuto has been named a Top Workplace for ten years in a row! #bozzutoproudChintimini Keith shared thisWe are proud to announce we have been recognized as a Top Workplace by The Washington Post for an incredible tenth year in a row. This distinction would not be possible without our people, whose passion and commitment to creating sanctuary has had an extraordinary impact on the communities we serve.
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Chintimini Keith shared thisI 💗 Bozzuto because... BMA season is well underway at Bozzuto. It's one of my favorite times of the year! The Bozzuto Management Awards have already rolled through Maryland, Virginia/DC and Boston, with more stops to come in NYC, Ft. Lauderdale, Chicago and LA. Each year, my team and many others come together to create pure magic for our management teams. We are behind the scenes, working hard (for months) to ensure no detail is overlooked, to make this one evening so incredibly special for the people who work so hard every day! It is almost as meaningful for us as it is for them. There is no greater joy than hearing my colleagues' names called as they go up on stage to accept their BMAs. #2025BMA #BozzutoProud Leanna Bernhard Bridgette Onnen Sarah Guckert Kristen Rutherford
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Chintimini Keith shared thisIncredibly proud of this opportunity to share with the world what makes our company so special. #bozzutoproudChintimini Keith shared thisFor 36 years, we have worked together to make the world a better place. Thank you for being a part of our legacy.
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Chintimini Keith shared thisIf you are interested in hanging out with me at the International Spy Museum and helping an incredible cause working to end poverty, join me at A Wider Circle's Neighbor to Neighbor next Thursday!Chintimini Keith shared thisLAST CHANCE for tickets! Join us one week from today a night of intrigue and impact! Visit awidercircle.org/n2nnight for tickets, sponsorship opportunities, and more. Many thanks to Capital One, Gold Sponsor of Neighbor to Neighbor Night!
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Chintimini Keith liked thisThank you to the Harvard GSD Executive Education Advanced Management Development Program for the opportunity to speak with such an exceptional group of leaders. As AI makes intelligence and execution increasingly abundant, competitive advantage shifts to what becomes scarce: culture, trust, and human connection. The organizations that lead will not simply be those that scale technology. They will be those that learn to scale humanity. So proud to share the Bozzuto story!Chintimini Keith liked thisPresident & CEO Toby Bozzuto was honored to speak with Harvard GSD Executive Education, sharing our belief that there is an extraordinary business case for culture and humanity. The discussion explored why, as AI makes intelligence and execution increasingly abundant, enduring competitive advantage will come from culture, trust, kindness, judgment and meaningful human connection. As technology continues to transform the way we work, one question will define the next generation of leadership: How do we remain deeply human while everything around us becomes increasingly automated? We are grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this important conversation and engage with such a thoughtful group of executives who are shaping the future of business.
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Chintimini Keith reacted on thisChintimini Keith reacted on thisI'm excited to announce I am a 2026 Rising Star honoree for Living Classrooms Foundation! I'm grateful to have the opportunity to give back and share the mission of Living Classrooms as they continue to strengthen the community. Please join me in contributing to their mission by donating in the link below. I look forward to continuing the meaningful work with them and with Rise by Bozzuto. https://lnkd.in/eNqpYAJjKristen's fundraiser for Living Classrooms Foundation IncKristen's fundraiser for Living Classrooms Foundation Inc
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Chintimini Keith reacted on thisChintimini Keith reacted on thisBozzuto Development Vice President Devon Hastie was named one of GlobeSt.’s CRE Aspiring Leaders of 2026. Devon has played an instrumental role in advancing multifamily and mixed-use communities across Washington, D.C., Maryland, and the West Coast. Her ability to bring complex projects to life continues to make a lasting impact on our company and the communities we serve. Her recent work includes Atwell on Spring and The Chester at Westlake, Bozzuto’s first development on the West Coast. We’re thrilled to see Devon recognized for this well-deserved honor and can’t wait to see what she accomplishes next.
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Chintimini Keith reacted on thisChintimini Keith reacted on thisGrateful for 27 years with Bozzuto! Great teams, colleagues and leadership. #BMC #BozzutoProud OG’s 1992
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Chintimini Keith reacted on thisChintimini Keith reacted on thisJune 10, 1991. The day I started at Microsoft – 35 years ago today. On that day, the final episode of Twin Peaks aired, Paula Abdul had the top song with the R&B hit Rush Rush, the country was at war, and I apparently had a full head of strawberry blond hair. A lot happens in 35 years. Some things change and some remain the same. The question I get asked most often is why have you stayed at Microsoft all these years? And of course, I don’t have a simple answer to that. Like most things in life its many things – it’s a mix of both personal and professional. It’s having a great manager. It’s the company supporting you at the moments that matter in life – babies, weddings, health issues, onboarding and yes retiring. It’s having work that energizes you and allows you to grow and learn. It’s working for an exciting and innovative company. It’s many things. Above all else though there is one lesson that stands out to me from all these years and it came early in my career. It’s simply to enjoy the journey. We spend too much time at work and with our co-workers to not. Joy takes intentionality. Everyone has good days and bad days. Every company goes through good times and bad times. Every company has internal politics. No year is the same. Things always change. The trick is to find what energizes you, what makes you happy and what fulfills you at each phase of life. If you focus on that, and with a little bit of luck – it’s a great ride. Onwards to 40 years! Microsoft PS. Just to clarify any confusion...I'm not retiring :).
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Chintimini Keith liked thisChintimini Keith liked thisToday I had the opportunity to participate in the Rise + ERG Collaboration Field Day event, representing Women@Bozzuto—an employee resource group that creates opportunities for connection, mentorship, and growth through programming focused on career development, well-being, and community. The group fosters meaningful conversations and shared experiences centered on supporting women in the workplace. With Wye River Insurance being one of the very few women-led insurance companies, this is a group that feels especially meaningful to me and one whose mission I truly believe in. Coming together with colleagues from across all divisions today was an incredible experience. Whether we were competing against one another or teaming up together, the energy, camaraderie, and friendly competition made for a memorable day. Add in the beautiful weather, and it was an event to be proud of. A special thank you to Kristen Rutherford , Sarah Guckert , and Bridgette Onnen for including me in your conversations throughout the day. And can I just say—when I grow up, I want to be like Bridgette! 😊 I absolutely loved her energy, positivity, and athleticism. She brought such a great spirit to the day, and it was inspiring to see. I’m grateful for experiences like this that remind us of the value of connection, community, and supporting one another both inside and outside of work.
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Chintimini Keith reacted on thisChintimini Keith reacted on thisHappy Pride Month! In June, we celebrate the lives, contributions and accomplishments of the LGBTQIA+ community. Thank you to those who have led with compassion and are committed to driving meaningful change every day. We are excited to honor the month with our employee resource group, LIFT.
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