George Christodoulou
Carpenter Realtors®
8901 S Meridian St.
Indianapolis, IN 46217
Direct Line: 317-887-6238 x244
Mobile: 317-341-4503
Email: gchrist@callcarpenter.com
George has been with Carpenter Realtors since 1995 starting with his role as Performance Analyst, compiling sales data and market share reports. He took on the role of also managing office equipment and early technology initiatives including Carpenter’s first public website and continued to grow into his current role as Information Technology Manager. George has been responsible for Carpenter Realtors’ partnerships and growth with Google, Konica Minolta, Cincinnati Bell, Comcast, Dell, Sonicwall and others. George graduated from Indiana University Bloomington in 1992, where he also met his wife Lydia, with a degree from the School of Public and Environmental Affairs in Financial Management and a minor in Economics.
He values family time, friends and vacationing with his wife and children.
George's Posts
I’ve been on a bit of a crusade lately, telling everyone I know about two-step authentication
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Being an IT guy and a bit of a techie I like to be on the bleeding edge of technology. So when Win
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According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), 82 percent of home buyers begin their s
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Google+ is Google’s refocused social networking application. It has some advantages over Facebook
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Carpenter Realtors held their annual Kickoff for 2012 yesterday. Amid the many exciting announceme
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Cloud computing is in the news more and more these days, as newer players such as Google and Amazon
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Dropbox Dropbox is a cloud storage service (the cloud = a server connected somewhere to the Internet
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I remember the days when everyone thought that laptops were going to become the ultimate presentatio
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Android users (what Verizon calls “Droid”) can also sync to Zimbra but not as seamlessly as iPho
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Carpenter Realtors is the first to bring location-aware home searches to smartphones. It’s prett
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