Mark Sweetheimer

Mark Sweetheimer fully recognizes the value of customer service skills in business, and the importance of providing the highest level of service with a positive attitude.  Early in life, Mark’s career in technology began from the fundamental stages of taking computers apart and then assembling them back together again to understand how they worked. While the position at his family business was his first “unofficial” technology job, it would propel Mark forward throughout life and [...]

Mark Sweetheimer fully recognizes the value of customer service skills in business, and the importance of providing the highest level of service with a positive attitude.  Early in life, Mark’s career in technology began from the fundamental stages of taking computers apart and then assembling them back together again to understand how they worked. While the position at his family business was his first “unofficial” technology job, it would propel Mark forward throughout life and lead him to his position of IT Manager for Christie’s International Real Estate Group. 

Mark’s first official IT job out of school was scrapping printers and computers for resell parts. He then became an employee with the Pennsylvania state government for many years. His career has continued to evolve with the pace of technology and the needs of his support base. The diverse and wide-ranging clients over the years have given Mark a unique advantage in troubleshooting and devising solutions to ultimately help his fellow colleagues and clients use their technology at the optimal level. 

For more than the last decade now, Mark has been focusing and supporting the needs of the real estate agents he supports. It provides a constant flow of projects, while making every single day a unique adventure as Mark puts it; “I’m pleased to be using my skills to support the employees and agents in each office here at Christie’s International Real Estate Group. My job is never dull. I very much enjoy the challenge and being able to solve problems. It is my goal to try to make the computing experience better for every person that I can support in my own way.”