Shu-Chiu Carillon has a proven track record for global marketing, sales, negotiating and a devout passion for Manhattan real estate.

Provided by her service of trilingual communication skills (fluent in English, Chinese and French) and understanding of multiculturalism, clients from all over the globe trust that Shu-Chiu will find them the perfect investment property or luxury apartment home.

When it comes to selling, Shu-Chiu uses proven marketing and analysis expertise developed from decades of hands-on experience to ensure that they receive the absolute best return on investment.

Originally from Taiwan, Shu-Chiu settled with her husband and two children on Manhattan?s Upper East Side nearly a decade ago. She and her family have lived in Paris, Seoul, Manila, Indonesia and Johannesburg and traveled all over the world.

Prior to working for Keller Williams New York City, Shu-Chiu worked as a Marketing Executive in New York, Taipei, Paris and South Africa for some of the world?s most recognized multinational companies, such as L?Oreal and Rhodia, spearheading major marketing campaigns, overseeing multi-million dollar accounts and developing new product launches and business opportunities throughout global markets. Her tactical marketing plans, brand strategization and in-depth analyses resulted in unparalleled success for these global giants.

Shu-Chiu graduated from two of the world?s most prestigious business schools; the National Taiwan University and HEC Paris, receiving a B.A. and MBA, respectively.

Shu-Chiu?s Motto: Sincerity is the best policy. Each of my clients is treated not only as a business ?partner? but as a friend. I?ve built life-long relationships with them and finding them a home, where they find/share love, comfort and shelter is not only my job, but an honor.

When Shu-Chiu has downtime she enjoys interior design, traveling, singing, Chinese painting and cooking. She is active in charity/non-profit organizations, including Dollars for Scholars, an organization that raises funds for outstanding Chinese students and the New York Taiwanese Finance Association.

She and her family also spend many afternoons exploring Manhattan, including their own tree-lined Upper East Side neighborhood.