Caitlin Brewster

Caitlin joins Loyola’s College of Business as an instructor of management in 2022. 

Born and raised in New Orleans, Caitlin graduated from Mount Carmel Academy, received her Bachelor of Science in marketing from Louisiana State University, and earned her Master of Business Administration from Loyola University. Her 20 year professional career started with a Fortune 500 consumer goods company and expanded with various executive positions within a global food service company.  Throughout her wildly successful corporate career Caitlin learned the importance sharpening her customer service skills, further refining her marketing expertise, and learning how to effectively work with a wide variety of personality types. In 2016 Caitlin stepped away from the corporate world to work on the sales team for a 100-million-dollar real estate development project in the South Market District of New Orleans.  The success of this endeavor, along with her deep marketing background and vast networks, propelled her to pursue real estate full time and is now on her 4th year of achieving nearly $20 Million in sales. Because of this success she has been awarded numerous production awards over the years as well as being listed as a top producer in various New Orleans Publications. Caitlin is widely known for her innate ability to problem solve and collaborate with a positive attitude, as well as take pride in being efficient and on the ball.

Outside of her career, Caitlin has a deep joy of travel, personal fitness and being a hands-on mom and wife to her husband and two young children.  She also always finds time to proudly stay involved with the community by volunteering for several charitable organizations.  Caitlin is a current board member of the Louisiana Museum Foundation, past chair of Audubon Zoo’s Zoo to Do for Kids, past chairs of City Park’s Magic in the Moonlight, and past chair of Louise S. McGehees’ Annual Gala and Isidore Newman’s Annual Bookfair.  Caitlin continues to support the local Junior Leagues as a sustaining member as well as supporting her Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter by being an active member of the alumni board.