Williamson County Association of REALTORS® Announces "WCAR Leadership Academy" Inaugural Class Graduates

October 2016
Press Releases

The Williamson County Association of Realtors® (WCAR) announced the graduates of its inaugural class of the WCAR Leadership Academy, according to WCAR President David Logan.

“The inaugural class of the WCAR Leadership Academy has been everything we hoped it would be,” said Logan. “Those who worked on planning the course did an excellent job. The individual sessions were all informative and insightful. And, the presenters were all energetic, articulate and motivating.”

“We are especially proud of those who attended the class and devoted valuable time to the course and, by their presence and participation, clearly demonstrated their commitment to WCAR and its future.”

The list of participants includes the following 16 WCAR members:

Bobbi Jo Astorga, Reliant Realty ERA Powered
Christopher Close, Parks – Franklin
Dawne Davis, Parks – Cool Springs
Stacy DeSoto, Reliant Realty ERA Powered
Chris Elrod, Benchmark Realty
Gabrielle Hanson, Williamson Real Estate
Kim Henderson, Parks – Franklin
Jack Jernigan, Benchmark Realty
Tina Majors, Re/Max Fine Homes
Mona Martin, SilverPointe Properties
Kymberly Petty, Parks – Franklin
Tina Pierret, Fridrich & Clark Realty
Amy Tarter, Parks – Franklin
Renae Voda, Coldwell Banker Barnes
Julia Wood, Benchmark Realty
Misty Woodford, Benchmark Realty

The WCAR Leadership Academy course included four separate four-hour sessions over five weeks. Subjects included explanations of the national and state association relationships, the role of the Tennessee Real Estate Commission, the political and community service involvements of the association, the work of the various WCAR committees, the REALTOR® Code of Ethics and its enforcement and a host of additional information. A variety of speakers and expert presenters helped make the experience informative, memorable and motivating.

“It was a great pleasure to shake the hand of each of these graduates and congratulate them on being a part of this historic class,” said WCAR President-Elect Lisa Wurth. “We have invested a lot in making this program happen and the results are already being seen, based on the affirming comments and actions being taken by these graduates. They are all becoming engaged in more ways at the association and we are thankful for their interest.”

With 2,200 members, the Williamson County Association of REALTORS® provides support and services for area real estate professionals and is the leading voice in the community for its members, as well as residential and commercial property owners. REALTOR® is a registered trademark which may be used only by real estate professionals who are members of the National Association of REALTORS® and subscribe to its strict Code of Ethics.