Claudienne Hibbert-Smith is a licensed real estate professional/coach who services buyers and sellers in both residential and commercial transactions. She also coaches realtors on how to increase their business. Claudienne Hibbert-Smith has shifted the paradigm of what the premise of a teenage mother could ever be. Claudienne became pregnant at the age of 14. The stigma of ruining her life was completely thrown upon her shoulders. Unlike some who saw doom in her future as a result of her pregnancy, failure was not an option for her. She was among the top academic performers and Vice President of her high school graduating class at Miami Carol City Senior High School. In 1997, she gained admission to the University of Florida (UF), a premiere university ranked 12th overall among all U.S. public universities according to the US News & World Report, where she would later obtain her bachelor’s degree in 2001. Shortly after landing her first job out of college, she transitioned into a real estate professional and partnered with The Keyes Company. Claudienne quickly moved up the charts with her sales volume and as a result, created the Hibbert Real Estate Group to expand her services. Against all odds, Claudienne purchased her first duplex at the age of 21. She studied how people before her time created passive income by purchasing real estate. She has not only become a homeowner, but a real estate investor as well. Claudienne now teaches and coaches others on how she created passive income by purchasing real estate. Throughout the last eighteen years, Claudienne received various educational and Real Estate Industry credentials to include, but not limited to Chairman’s & Presidential Elite Circle, 100 Outstanding Women of Broward County, 25 Most Influential & Prominent Black Women in Business and Leadership, Top 5 Real Estate Network. Claudienne Hibbert serves as the President of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers, South Florida Board. The organization is the oldest minority real estate trade organization, in which aims to provide democracy in housing. In 2019 at the 72nd National Convention, attended by over 1000 guest and members, Claudienne received the Emerging Leader Award. Economic success has not deterred Claudienne from selflessly giving back. Her foundation is rooted in community service and is a primary reason she gives back to the community. She gives her time to organize events with her 501 C 3 non-profit organization- Claudy Cares Foundation. As a result of her community involvement, she was honored with the first ever Humanitarian Unsung Hero Award from the Keyes Company.