Ortho Pharmaceutical

W Darrow Fiedler (also known as Darrow Fiedler) is a real estate agent with years of experience and a can-do attitude. He currently works as a Franchise Investor with Keller Williams, the worlds largest real estate company. He operates in California and a number of other west coast states. Darrows story began in Detroit, Michigan when he made the b... old decision to put himself through college. At the age of 16, he owned a business that specialized in landscaping and snow plowing. It was this hard work that started W Darrows long and successful professional journey. He later attended Wayne State University and at the age of 21, sold his small business and moved to California to take a job at Gallo Wine Company. There, he worked as a sales Representative from 1976 to 1978. In the first year of his two-year time there, Fiedler became the number one salesperson within the company. In 1978, he moved on to work at Ortho Pharmaceutical Corporation, where he became the number one salesperson in 6 months. After excelling in these careers, he decided it was time to move on to real estate with better financial opportunities. W Darrow Fiedler made his foray into the real estate industry with a career as a Sales Manager at Century 21 Beach Properties in Hermosa Beach, California. After a year at Century 21, it was clear that he had found his niche working in real estate, and went on to work within the booming industry for many years to come. In 1979, he took a job with Sandpiper Realty in Redondo Beach, California and in 1983, he joined the first Re/Max in CA, specializing once again in Beach Cities Realty. At the time he joined the company, Re/Max had 6,000 agents nation-wide and by 1995, they had 65,000. Darrow also acquired a CA Community College lifetime teaching credential, and from 1986 to 1993, he taught Real Estate at Los Angeles Harbor Community College. By 1993, Darrow became one of the top realtors in the Los Angeles area. Fiedler then met Gary Keller who introduced him Keller Williams Realty (KW). In 1999, ...Read More