Like many of her clients and colleagues, Ellen Ashenfarb made the transition from Manhattan to the Hamptons. She attended the New School for Social Research in New York City, and subsequently pursued a career in media. Ellen's credits include producing for WABC-TV Eyewitness News, ABC Sports, NBC, and CBS as well as coordinating talent for MTV, A&E Network, Lifetime and Comedy Central. She also worked freelance for Pete Peterson and Stephen Schwarzman of The Blackstone Group, for the NBA, and for Severin Aviles Consulting Company. A connected contributor to the Hamptons community since 1996, Ellen has served as the director of operations for the Music Festival of the Hamptons, coordinator of special events for the Hamptons International Film Festival, and chalet coordinator for the Hampton Classic Horse Show, networking with local, national and international icons. Ellen joined Brown Harris Stevens in 2005, and quickly earned a reputation for outstanding effort on behalf of her customers. Those who have worked with Ellen cite the integrity, openness, and diligence which have made her an asset to customers in all price ranges. Ellen lives in Bridgehampton with her pug Latte, better known as Miss March on the calendar Pug Shots.