Meet the powerhouse women redefining home life in Atlanta. From savvy Realtors and visionary interior designers to the experts crafting the city’s finest pools and decks, this group represents the heart of our local industry. More than just experts, they
Britany Heater, Miller Landscape Britany Heater has played a pivotal role in transitioning her father’s company into a full-service design/build firm that specializes in big-picture, custom outdoor living. As the director of marketing and development, she implements processes and programs
Cindy Herrin, Lighting General Manager Construction Resources Lighting Division (CR Lighting) With more than three decades in the lighting industry, Cindy Herrin shines. During her tenure with CR Lighting, she’s helped earn a finalist nod as the Lightovation Showroom of
Lucinda Bray, Owner, Registered Landscape Architect, LEED-AP, Floralis LLC Floralis specializes in a wide range of landscape architecture services, including residential landscape design, outdoor living design and more. Owner Lucinda Bray possesses a diverse background with almost 20 years of
Maria Riggs | Age 33 Director of Client Relations & Marketing at McMichael & Gray, PC Maria Riggs was always interested in learning more about real estate, but while training under some of the best, she realized it was her
Janice Overbeck | Age 36 CEO of The Janice Overbeck Real Estate Team In 2014, Janice Overbeck decided to take her future into her own hands. She pulled from her years in real estate development, got her license and founded
Alex Martin | Age 30 Village Realty | Real Estate Agent Alex Martin is a planner and a go-getter, traits that serve him well in the real estate game where he is both an agent and an investor. After learning
The COVID-19 outbreak is causing all industries to rethink how they do business, and the home buying/selling industry is no exception. The message to consumers is confusing. On the one hand, mortgage rates are at historic lows, making this an
In 2015, Courtney Stewart founded the Right Hand Foundation, a nonprofit whose mission is to support women and children’s shelters and group homes in the Atlanta area through financial donations, mentoring programs, and more. The continued community give-back has set
Local realtors weigh in on what you should know. 1. Depersonalize your home Limit the number of photos and personal trinkets you have around the house so that buyers can imagine themselves in the space. —Justine Story, Dorsey Alston Realty
