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The Sacramento Bee
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Sunday, April 30, 2017
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016 was a success-
ful year for the
Sacramento Asso-
ciation of Realtors
Masters Club. The Club
recognized and congrat-
ulated 702 Members for
their professional achieve-
ment at its Awards Dinner
held April 6 at the Hyatt
Regency Hotel in Sacra-
mento. This number repre-
sents the top 12 percent of
all Sacramento Association
of Realtors members.
The purpose of the Mas-
ters Club is to support the
Sacramento Association in
providing programs and
services that enhance the
competency, professional-
ism and productivity of its
members, and to recognize
the achievements of the
top Realtors who apply for
membership and who have
earned a requisite level of
excellence in real estate
sales.
The Sacramento Masters
Club is active in support-
ing community activities
by donating monies and
services to a wide range of
Another successful
year for Sacramento
Association of
Realtors Masters Club
Sacramento Association of Realtors Masters Club officers and steering committee:
Front row, left, Michael Onstead, Amber Steadman, Jim Anderson, Kellie Swayne,
Gail Robards, Steve Streng, Karen Berkovitz, Chris Balestreri, Brandon Shepard,
Yuri Ramirez, Cynthia Woods, Cynthia Mittleider, Hyrum Gray, Robyn DeLong,
Sindy Kirsch, Barbara LeBrecht, Angela Gitt, Judy Black, Betty Brody. Not
pictured: Kyle Groves
SEE
SAR,
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SACRAMENTO ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS MASTERS
CLUB — 2017 OFFICERS
Amber Steadman, Aldea Realty
President
Kellie Swayne, Dunnigan Realtors
Immediate Past-President
Michael Onstead, Coldwell Banker
President-Elect
Jim Anderson, Lyon Real Estate
Secretary-Treasurer
2017 STEERING COMMITTEE
Chris Balestreri, Dunnigan Realtors
Karen Berkovitz, Lyon Real Estate
Judy Black, Coldwell Banker
Betty Brody, Keller Williams
Robyn DeLong, Coldwell Banker
Angela Gitt, Lyon Real Estate
Hyrum Gray, Lyon Real Estate
Kyle Groves, JK Groves Real Estate
Sindy Kirsch, Coldwell Banker
Barbara LeBrecht, Weichert-Galster Group
Cynthia Mittleider, RE/MAX Gold Folsom
Yuri Ramirez, eXp Realty of CA Inc.
Gail Robards, Lyon Real Estate
Brandon Shepard, Berkshire Hathaway
Steve Streng, Streng Realty
Cynthia Woods, Weichert-Galster Group
PLACER COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS MASTERS
CLUB COMMITTEE
Chair
Stacy Moffat, SunCal Real Estate Group
Committee
Michele Colombo, SunCal Real Estate Group
Maxine Feil, Coldwell Banker
Robert Floodman, Nick Sadek Sotheby’s International
Realty
Ashley Haney, Haney Garcia Realty
Joellinda Hannigan, Coldwell Banker
Cheryl Keller, RE/MAX Gold
Dayna Neuse, SunCal Real Estate Group
Kenneth Patterson, TPR Properties
Bill Sadek, Sadek Real Estate
Nick Sadek, Nick Sadek Sotheby’s International Realty
Chris Sheffer, Keller Williams Realty
Kim Srp, RE/MAX Gold
Kim Tucker, SunCal Real Estate Group
Tracy Young, The Advantage Group
Trista Gianna, PCAR
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Account managers
Julie Robledo
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T
he Placer County
Association of
Realtors held its
42nd annual Mas-
ters Club Celebration on
March 30 at Thunder Val-
ley Casino’s Pano Hall. This
event usually accommo-
dates 550 people at a sit-
down dinner, but after
receiving an unpreceden-
ted number of ticket re-
quests, this year’s event
was changed to an elegant
and exciting Gala that
accommodated over 675
members and guests.
The goal of the Masters
Club is to represent the top
10-20 percent of the Placer
County Association of
Realtors members. This
year 522 Masters Club
members qualified and
represented the top 17
percent of the Realtor
membership which totaled
3,052 at the close of 2016.
Each member was re-
quired to reach a qual-
ification amount set by the
Masters Club committee of
$4.5 Million over at least 8
transactions or 20 closed
transaction ends. The Mas-
ters Club is comprised of
the following classes; First
year members (83), Con-
tinuing members with 2-4
years in the club (156), Life
Members with 5-9 years in
the club (123) and Out-
standing Life Members
with 10+ years in the club
(118.)
The night’s theme, “Roll-
ing Out the Red Carpet”,
literally began with all
attendees walking into the
room on a rolled out red
carpet. Equipped with VIP
lanyards Masters Club
members were given gifts
which included a bag filled
with a Masters Club logo
business card holder and a
double pack of chocolate
dipped caramels beauti-
fully wrapped from Cali-
fornia Caramel Co.
All attendees enjoyed an
atmosphere of socializing,
a photo booth, heavy ap-
petizers, and a beautiful
display of desserts sur-
rounding a Masters Club
logo ice sculpture. During
the evening, the Masters of
Ceremonies, Randy Carter
Sold-out gala honors Placer
County Masters Club members
SEE
PCAR,
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