Home topics news News Women in business News Sherrie Storor <i>Women In Business Series </i> Fleur Madden-Topley May 19, 2011 Being a strong and successful female negotiator takes skills, poise, sophistication and let’s face it, balls. If you do it like the boys do it, you are too aggressive, but if you do it like Sherrie Storor, you’ll nail it every time. I first met Sherrie when she was starting out her own boutique real estate firm about a decade ago. She was young, keen, had an edge and very importantly didn’t want to go down the path of those before her, but set the tone for how it ‘could’ be done, taking a modern approach. Like many small business owners, the GFC hit Sherrie’s business hard and what I admire about her is her strength to not to only bounce back, but come back at the top of her game. In an industry traditionally dominated by men in high profile positions, I was really thrilled when Sherrie was recently appointed Director of Residential at global brand Colliers International. What has always impressed me about Sherrie is that so many female find it had to be a strong negotiator, I hope we can all learn a thing of two from the female master of ‘the deal’ and how to bounce back after the toughest of hits. Introducing the very impressive Miss Sherrie Storor… Sherrie, 33, Director Residential @ Colliers International Give us a brief history on how you got to