Syndy V. Colebrook- Mobley
It’s time to “Shift” the atmosphere. Meet Mrs. Syndy Colebrook-Mobley also known as Syndy
C. A trailblazer in the business world. Syndy is married to Travis Mobley, a true Christian and man of God. However,beside every strong man is a divined woman. Syndy is also known as the hardest working woman in South Florida. Her various talents include directing the NACAMA Award winning youth group “Impact Accapella ensemble”. She is a song writer having written the hit song “Keep Holding On”. Syndy also directed the acclaimed stage play “For Crying Out Loud”.
Syndy Colebrook currently works as a Real Estate Agent and Property Manager for Key 2 Know Property Management. Syndy enjoys helping her clients find their dream home. Her degree of professionalism has given her the tag as being “ARealtor Who Cares!” Syndy has also seen success as a business owner. In 2014, she made a huge step by leaving corporate America and becoming the Owner of L&S Financial Consulting. She is also the CEO of a mobile Perfume Company known as Synsational Scents LLC.
Syndy’s passion for community service has led her to become a proud member of ZETA PHI BETA Sorority INC. where she works on various committees working to serve the people of Miami Dade County. She is also an activemember of the Brownsville Church of Christ, where she has helped to organize “Back to School Giveaways, HealthFairs, Food Drives,” and many other community events.
Additionally, Syndy serves as the Assistant Youth Ministry Leader, as well as various other ministries and Committees.Syndy loves to work for the Lord with a spirit of excellence. She is always looking for opportunities to serve.
Her educational achievement includes holding a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication Arts and Liberal Studies from St. Thomas University. Matriculation towards a Master’s Degree is currently in motion. Syndy’s favorite scripture is Romans 8:28; “And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose.”