Cinderella Moreno
Cinderella Moreno is an accomplished Associate Development Manager at ACRUVA Community Developers, where she plays a vital role in advancing community-focused construction projects. With over five years at ACRUVA, she has progressively taken on leadership responsibilities, moving from Development Coordinator to Senior Development Coordinator, and now to her current managerial position. Her expertise is backed by certifications in Construction Project Management and Scheduling from Columbia University, equipping her with advanced skills in overseeing project timelines, budgets, and effective communication within complex development environments.
Prior to her current role, Cinderella gained valuable experience in administrative and accounting roles, which have enhanced her organizational and problem-solving skills. She holds an associate degree in Computer Science from Monroe University, which complements her strong technical aptitude and web-savvy approach to streamlining operations. Bilingual in Spanish and actively involved in professional networks such as Crew Miami and Crew Ft. Lauderdale, Cinderella is committed to fostering community development through strategic project management and collaboration.
• The Construction Industry: The Way Forward
• Construction Finance
• Construction Cost Estimating and Cost Control
• Construction Scheduling
• Construction Project Management
• EdX Verified Certificate for Project Management for Development
• Monroe University- Associate's
• Crew Miami & Crew Ft. Lauderdale
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to resilience and a willingness to keep learning. Over the years, I’ve worked in fast-paced, complex industries, and staying adaptable while continuously building new skills has allowed me to thrive and add value in every role.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
The best career advice I’ve ever received is to always stay adaptable and keep learning. Industries, projects, and priorities can change quickly, but if you remain flexible and committed to growth, you’ll always find ways to add value and move forward. Also, my mentor who believed in me and encouraged me to challenge myself with confidence, saying, "You got this".
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice to young women entering this industry is to have confidence in your voice and your value. Don’t be afraid to ask questions, seek mentors, and step into opportunities that might feel outside your comfort zone. Building strong relationships, staying curious, and trusting your capabilities will open doors and set you apart.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
One of the biggest challenges I see is keeping projects moving forward when so many factors are outside of our control. But I also see that as an opportunity: it pushes us to be more resourceful, collaborative, and proactive in how we manage relationships and solve problems.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
Integrity, accountability, and collaboration are the values I prioritize most. In my work, that means being reliable, transparent, and supportive to colleagues. In my personal life, it’s about honesty, respect, and building strong relationships and values that guide the way I approach every challenge and opportunity