A little over a year ago, Walter Gonzalez left something familiar without any guarantee it would work. A year later, he looks at a photo of his Louisiana team and says simply: “This photo is what that year looks like.” Here’s what actually produced it.
Every time Erinn Nobel closed a deal, a PayDay candy bar was taped to her commission check. That culture is what she left behind for scale, and what she’s spent years trying to build back at ENRG.
David Hamilton came to real estate from hotel and restaurant work, where the client experience was the whole job. That grounding carries into everything he brings to ENRG as our Designated Broker in Charge for Washington, based in the Pacific Northwest and serving agents throughout the state.
ENRG Realty welcomes Matt Anderson as our Designated Broker in Charge for Texas, based in Frisco and serving agents across the DFW area and the state. Over twenty-four years, he has closed well over 1,500 deals and managed several brokerages, helping many of his own agents become brokers along the way.
Heather E. Towe steps in as ENRG’s Designated Broker in Charge for Florida, based in Jupiter and serving agents throughout the state. For agents, that means a broker who knows the business from the inside, answers when you call, and has spent her whole career making sure the people around her have what they need to do their jobs well.
When Patrick Brooks describes what drew him to ENRG, he starts with the vision. As ENRG Realty’s new Designated Broker in Charge for North Carolina, he brings boutique-level support and Asheville Top Producer experience to agents across Western North Carolina.
From the helicopter, Montague Island looks like paradise. But its shores are littered with marine debris carried by Pacific currents. Erinn Nobel spent a week of her summer hauling it off by hand, alongside Gulf of Alaska Keeper, and it says something about the people building ENRG.
“I like working with Saad.” That’s the entire explanation Mike Sokolowski, known as Soko, gives for partnering with him a second time. It’s the one line that explains most of how Soko & Saad Real Estate Group actually runs, and why they chose ENRG to build it their own way.
“Are you the new front desk lady?” That’s what her broker said to Skye Willis, an agent with the brokerage for three years. Her own broker didn’t remember who she was. This is the story of how she and her sister Raine found a brokerage that finally saw them.