Glen Superville is an entrepreneur, real estate professional, business strategist, author, and philanthropist with more than 25 years of hands-on experience in residential real estate. His experience includes buying, renovating, and selling homes, as well as helping homeowners explore options when facing financial hardship and foreclosure-related challenges. He recently became a licensed real estate salesperson, expanding his ability to serve buyers, sellers, investors, and property owners with professional real estate guidance.
Throughout his career, Glen has combined real estate experience with practical expertise in business development, branding, marketing, and operations. He is the founder of Business Keys, a business-services company that supports entrepreneurs and small businesses at every stage of growth. Business Keys provides business formation, compliance support, bookkeeping and administrative workflows, branding, website development, digital marketing, business protection, and management support. The company’s purpose is to help business owners build strong foundations, maintain professional operations, and create systems that support long-term growth.
In 2014, Glen founded Keys 4 Kids, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing school supplies, educational resources, and support to children in underserved communities. His community-service efforts were recognized by NY1, which named him New Yorker of the Week following a school-supply initiative that served more than 500 children. Keys 4 Kids also organized a five-borough holiday toy drive that delivered more than 750 toys to children living in family shelters, with support from a volunteer team of more than 30 people.
Glen is also the founder of American Harbor, Inc., a nonprofit organization focused on financial wellness, homeownership education, foreclosure defense awareness, and pathways to economic stability for low- and moderate-income individuals and families. Through American Harbor, he continues to develop resources and programs designed to promote informed financial decisions, sustainable homeownership, and stronger communities.
As the author of Kid Cents: Becoming a Kidpreneur, Glen promotes financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and practical life skills for young people. His work across real estate, business services, education, and nonprofit leadership reflects a long-standing commitment to creating opportunities, helping individuals and businesses move forward, and building a lasting community impact.
Glen Superville is an entrepreneur, real estate professional, business strategist, author, and philanthropist with more than 25 years of hands-on experience in residential real estate. His experience includes buying, renovating, and selling homes, as well as helping homeowners explore options when facing financial hardship and foreclosure-related challenges. He recently became a licensed real estate salesperson, expanding his ability to serve buyers, sellers, investors, and property owners with professional real estate guidance.”>
Throughout his career, Glen has combined real estate experience with practical expertise in business development, branding, marketing, and operations. He is the founder of Business Keys, a business-services company that supports entrepreneurs and small businesses at every stage of growth. Business Keys provides business formation, compliance support, bookkeeping and administrative workflows, branding, website development, digital marketing, business protection, and management support. The company’s purpose is to help business owners build strong foundations, maintain professional operations, and create systems that support long-term growth.
In 2014, Glen founded Keys 4 Kids, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing school supplies, educational resources, and support to children in underserved communities. His community-service efforts were recognized by NY1, which named him New Yorker of the Week following a school-supply initiative that served more than 500 children. Keys 4 Kids also organized a five-borough holiday toy drive that delivered more than 750 toys to children living in family shelters, with support from a volunteer team of more than 30 people.
Glen is also the founder of American Harbor, Inc., a nonprofit organization focused on financial wellness, homeownership education, foreclosure defense awareness, and pathways to economic stability for low- and moderate-income individuals and families. Through American Harbor, he continues to develop resources and programs designed to promote informed financial decisions, sustainable homeownership, and stronger communities.
As the author of Kid Cents: Becoming a Kidpreneur, Glen promotes financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and practical life skills for young people. His work across real estate, business services, education, and nonprofit leadership reflects a long-standing commitment to creating opportunities, helping individuals and businesses move forward, and building a lasting community impact.
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