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2009 Officer and
Director Election |
| President-Elect | |
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Vote for One Candidate
Grady Watkins I adamantly support NCAR’s vision that quality of life is the backbone of our industry. Quality of life is important not only for the citizens of NC, but for our members as well. I believe NCAR should continue high quality educational programs and expand leadership opportunities. As NCAR President I would like to see the relationships between NCAR and local boards/associations strengthened. To help members succeed, NCAR must continue to have the vision to be proactive and build our grassroots efforts on legislative and regulatory issues and not yield to political pressure. In addition we need to provide positive industry information to the news media. I will work tirelessly on your behalf to provide REALTORS® with a better Quality of Life. My sincere desire is that you will consider me the best candidate for President Elect 2009.
Mary
Edna Williams My State Association service includes NCAR Director 1995-2005 & 2007 to present, Legislative Committee Chair, past and present RPAC Trustee, RPAC Treasurer and Vice Chair, committee member selecting the first Leadership Development Scholarships, and committees interviewing Senate and Gubernatorial candidates, President’s Rapid Response Team, and President of the North Carolina Homeowners Alliance. Locally, I served 1995-2005 & 2007 to present as RRAR Director also holding the offices of Secretary, Treasurer, Vice President, President-elect and President. Committee involvement includes governmental affairs, Top Producer Council Chair, Building Refinance, Grievance, Professional Standards, and Social. I was original Board member and chaired the Triangle Community Coalition, served as Director and chair of MLS, and was named 2004 REALTOR®-of-the-Year. Other involvement includes testifying before Raleigh City Council on private property rights issues, supporting Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, Angel Tree Project, Meals on Wheels, Junior League, Red Sword Ball, United Arts Council, Salvation Army, Hoops for Hope, Autism Foundation, sponsoring Raleigh Chamber Savvy Women’s Conferences and full scholarship donor for NC State Wolfpack Club. Please allow me to put
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| Regional Vice Presidents | |
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Vote for One Candidate Per Region Region 3
Steve Cohen I have served my country for over twenty years in the US Army with two combat tours to Vietnam and three tours in Germany. I have served the real estate industry since 1987 and feel that the position of Regional Vice President is the next step toward serving my region. Presently, I hold the designations of AR, CRS, GRI, e-Pro and SRES. I am a member of the Fayetteville Regional Association of REALTORS®, the North Carolina Association of REALTORS®, and the National Association of REALTORS®. Also I am a member of the Raeford/Hoke County Chamber of Commerce, the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the 82nd Airborne Division Association and The Association of The United States Army (AUSA). My local Association and NC Association of REALTORS® committee service includes : 1995 Public
Relations Committee Member I will spend my time as Regional Vice President doing whatever I can to improve our industry as a whole and in particular Region 3 and North Carolina. Region 4
Preston Edwards Region 6
Paul McGill As an experienced NC broker, with a General Contractor license and an MBA from Wake Forest, I’m well-positioned to evaluate issues of strategic importance. I have served on numerous committees including NAR Land Use Property Rights and Environment Committee (2006-07), Forms (2006), Government Task Force (2005), NCAR Board of Directors (2004-08),), and NCAR RPAC Trustee (2006-08). Locally, I was honored as the Winston Salem Association’s Realtor of the Year in 2007, and have served as WSRAR President-2005, Board of Directors- 1998-present, Political Affairs 1998-present, Nominating 1998, 2000, Professional Standards, 1998-2000; and Membership Development, 1999, committees and RPAC Chair 2004,. I served as Chair of the Commercial and Industrial BOD in 1998 and serve as the current president of the TRIAD MLS and WSRAR MLS chair in 2007. In addition, I am a member of the Winston-Salem, Forsyth County Utilities Commission (2003-present; Finance) and have served on the WS Zoning Board of Adjustments and Clemmons Phase 2 Storm Water Committee. I am also active in my community, church and school activities. I own homes in Winston-Salem and Blowing Rock and can serve Region 6 well from the two locations.
Aric
Beals As a representative of the Charlotte Regional Realtor® Association (CRRA), I want to maximize the effectiveness for all members and firms, large and small. I have a strong appreciation for the history of our local and state associations, but equally understand the necessity of our associations to adapt to the daily changes impacting our industry. My work with the NCAR Board of Directors, since 1999, NCAR Property Management Division, Real Estate and Building Industry Coalition (REBIC) and past service as a CRRA Board of Director equips me with the experience to be an effective RVP. I am willing and ready
to fully research whatever issues may come before the executive
committee and make the best decision for our associations. I promise to
you, I will dedicate the necessary time required to be an effective
leader on the NCAR Executive Committee. ACADEMIC BACKGROUND AFFILIATIONS I would appreciate your vote for Region 9 Vice President. I have served for many years in various capacities with your interest in mind. I would like the opportunity to continue to do so in this new role. Thanks for your support!
Elizabeth Allardice Designations include Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS) and Certified Residential Specialist (CRS). Additional active membership in The International Real Estate Federation (FIABCI), and founding member of The Institute of Luxury Home Marketing with certification CLHMS, Certified Home Marketing Specialist. It is my belief that
participation in industry related activities is not only a Realtors®
responsibility but also a critical component in the long range success
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| Finance & Budget Committee | |
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Vote for Three Candidates
Fen Adcock
Lou Baldwin I have been active in
the Winston-Salem Regional Association of Realtors, NCAR and NAR for the
past 20 years. I am currently serving on the Executive Committee and
Board of Directors of NCAR as the Region 6 Vice President. I also serve
as our Federal Political Coordinator to Senator Richard Burr and as the
Chairman of NCAR’s Presidential Advisory Group regarding funding for
Issues Mobilization. Thank you for considering my candidacy.
Treasure Faircloth I
have been a full time REALTOR® for 30+ years. I have been dedicated to
the real estate industry, not only by serving my clients
with the highest degree of professionalism, but also serving my fellow
REALTORS® by being active with the Winston-Salem Regional Association of
REALTORS®, North Carolina Association of REALTORS® and National
Association of REALTORS®. I would be honored to serve NCAR in the Finance Committee and hope that you will put my experience, dedication and leadership to work for you in this capacity...
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| NAR Director | |
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Vote for Three Candidates
John Carroll I am a proven advocate for many of our REALTOR initiatives, including the original opposition to transfer tax, passage of the continuing education and residential property disclosure bills, and stopping sales tax on MLS computer access fees. I have been Chair of various state committees and President of NCAR. Our changing economy involves challenging times ahead for REALTORS, and NAR will not be spared the challenge of accommodating the needs of its members during this time of uncertainty. National politics will create problems for our organization as tax dollars become more limited and congress looks to property owners and our industry to pay the bill. My experience as a Federal Political Coordinator will provide me insight on these issues. This experience, spanning from 1980 to present, has included working closely with three congressmen and currently a senator, both Democrats and Republicans. It has been my pleasure to serve the REALTOR organization at local, state and national levels with many of you, or people you know, for more than 30 years. During this time I have been an active broker and I continue to make a living in this business every day. I am confident that my political roles, organizational tasks and policy fights have prepared me to be NAR Director. Please take the time to vote online when NCAR notifies you by email. To see a boring list of qualifications, visit www.johnwcarroll.com. Thank you!
Ronnie Thompson I would appreciate your support and your vote. Together, we can make a difference.
Bruce Williams
I have been committed to the
Real Estate profession from the day I entered in 1991. In the
first few years, I not only obtained the GRI, but also the CRS
designation. At the onset, I believed in giving back to the
profession and started serving in different roles at the
Greensboro Regional Realtors® Association (GRRA) and the NC
Association of Realtors®. It was not long before I became a
dean for GRI classes and ultimately ended up serving as an NC
Real Estate Educational Foundation (NCREEF) Director. In 2006,
while wearing two hats, that of NCCRS and NCREEF President (the
first in N.C. Realtor® History) I traveled around the State
giving speeches titled, “The Importance of
Designation/Education”. Over the years I have found
there is great value in attending not only the North Carolina
and National Association Conventions, but our NAR Midyear
meetings held in our Nations Capital, and the Legislative days
in Raleigh. I also attend the CRS Conventions. My personal
belief: at the end of the day, there is “value added benefit”
not to mention the power of the networking in meeting others
in the Realtor® family from across the Nation. From the onset of my working
life, I have believed in listening and responding to others
around me. This year I am fortunate to be your NAR Alternate
Director, and would very much like to serve as your National
Association of Realtors® (NAR) Director for the next few years. Just a few of the positions
I have held: 2004 GRRA President, 2006 NCCRS & NCREEF
President, NCAR Chairman-Bylaws, Voting Task Force, NCAR
Strategic Planning, NAR Education Committee member and BCAR
Education Committee member. Should you have any
questions feel free to send an email at
locationx3@aol.com. Thank you in advance for your “Vote”
of confidence.
Myra
Zollinger
National
Leadership
North Carolina Association of
REALTORS
I
believe in expanding the influence of the North Carolina Association of
REALTORS. I have given encouragement as a mentor to those North
Carolinians who wish to be more active in our organization on a local,
state and national level. Please re-elect me so that I can continue
working to involve our members on a national level.
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| NCREEF Director | |
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One Candidate Per Region Region 4 Education and Professional Development are at the core of my real estate business and have been from the beginning. The more you know, the better you can serve the consumer. I want to bring some of what I’ve learned to others. Having participated in NC REALTORS Leadership Academy and recently graduating from the NAR Leadership Academy, I have seen that there are so many different ways of bringing professionalism to the industry. It is not about designations and degrees… it is about understanding. Having been a REALTOR® since 1996, I have been volunteering within the organization since 1999. My experience on the NCAR Forms Committee has probably been the most enlightening education I could have ever imagined and has given me insight into the needs of many different markets including those of Region 4. I believe I have the experience to serve their needs successfully. I have enjoyed serving as a Dean of NCREEF. Getting face to face with today’s students has helped me to understand the needs of today’s REALTOR®. I look at education from the national, state and local perspectives. I attended my first NAR convention before becoming a general brokerage agent in order to gather some tools necessary to be successful. In addition to obtaining the GRI, CRS and ePRO designations, I have made a point of attending at least one type of seminar/workshop annually that is outside of the real estate field. Internet marketing and personal development seminars are just two examples of events that I have attended in order to gain a broader perspective on what would make an agent more successful. We run real estate businesses…we want them to be successful. I believe that I have an awareness of what an agent needs to be successful and what tools are available and necessary to enhance the professionalism of the real estate industry and therefore the REALTOR® community. For more information about my qualifications, go to: http://NCAR.DonnaHarnett.com Mitzi Malcolm
Jose Serrano
At-Large
Vote for Two Candidates
Kay Davis
I have won numerous awards over
the years for top production derived from quality service. I am
a proven top achiever, attested to by my many satisfied local
clients. I do all the necessary homework and follow up with all
the details to prove a lasting commitment of service to my
clients. Education has prepared me to handle all types of
residential property transactions. No home is too big or too
small. I strive to go above and beyond any clients’
expectations in service and insist on being straight-forward
with everyone. “I believe that by helping people get what they want, I will get everything in life that I want”. ABR/CRS/GRI
1988-NC Sales
License Lincolnton/Lincoln County Chamber of Commerce 2000-New Member of the
Year
Phillip Rector
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