Jessica Nemire is a licensed Realtor and strategic partner on Ed Graziani’s team at Sereno, bringing a distinctive career path that spans public relations, luxury retail, sports marketing, and Silicon Valley real estate. Her ability to connect with clients and manage complex transactions reflects years of experience across industries where attention to detail, relationship building, and high-stakes communication are essential.
Jessica grew up in Mountain View, attending St. Simon Elementary School and St. Francis High School before earning a B.A. in Communications from San Diego State University. She currently resides in Willow Glen with her husband and two young daughters, and teaches exercise classes at Barre3 in Los Altos and Willow Glen.
Her professional career began in San Diego working in public relations for the San Diego Chargers NFL team, where she learned the power of constructive communication and how to foster professional relationships under pressure. Jessica transitioned into sports marketing, working as a celebrity liaison for a golf tournament and preparing and organizing high-end sports-related events.
From there, Jessica joined Nordstrom, where she excelled in the Designer Division selling luxury and designer goods, becoming a top producer for the company. She rose to management, planned and executed major events, assisted the buying team, and helped launch the use of social media as a platform for sales associates to connect with customers. These skills in luxury client service, marketing innovation, and relationship management translate directly to her work in Bay Area real estate.
Jessica began her real estate career at Campi Properties Inc. in 2015 and then joined the Sereno Group to work with Ed shortly after. Together, Jessica and Ed form a seasoned, well-rounded team with clients always as the top priority. Her local roots in Mountain View and the broader Silicon Valley community give her an authentic understanding of the neighborhoods, schools, and lifestyle factors that drive real estate decisions in the region.