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 Janelle Fallan  Monday, January 4th, 2010  Barbara Harsch Sacramento REALTOR® Barbara Harsch will be installed as President of the Sacramento Association of REALTORS® on Tuesday, January 5.
In 1986 she joined Lyon Real Estate specializing in residential properties. She is an Outstanding Life Member of the Sacramento Association of REALTORS®’ Masters’ Club and is its past president. She has served on the Board of Directors of SAR for three years.
She was born and raised in East Sacramento and describes herself as a “passionate advocate for all things Sacramento.” She is a graduate of Sacramento High School and the University of California, Berkeley. Barbara taught high school English and history throughout the region for many years. She has been active the Los Ninos Service League, which runs the Casa de Los Ninos Restaurant supporting the Sacramento Children’s Home. Barbara served on the National Ski Patrol for 22 years at Alpine Meadows and was a Senior Judge for the American Waterski Association for 15 years.
Charlene Singley, Lyon Real Estate, will be recognized as Immediate Past President. Other 2010 officers are Doug Covill, Coldwell Banker, President-elect and Kathy Fox, Prudential NorCal Realty, Secretary/Treasurer.
Continue reading: Barbara Harsch To Be Installed as REALTORS President
Charlene Singley Friday, December 11th, 2009
 2009 SAR President - Charlene Singley They say time flies, and boy, does it! This year has gone so very quickly, and quite successfully too, I might add. The credit for any success has to be given to the nearly 200 individuals who volunteered during the year in so many ways.
When I asked how many individual people serve in one or more capacities, I was astounded when I was told it is nearly 200 people. And, in most cases, they don’t serve on only one committee. The generosity of spirit and time is truly inspiring.
First of all, I am the first to acknowledge that nothing in this association gets done without the absolute best staff in the entire state! The reason I always praise Nelson Janes at meetings is just because he does such an excellent job. He is the reason SAR maintains an even keel year after year. His leadership enables the association to hire and maintain such a high-quality staff. Each and every one works tirelessly on your behalf and I appreciate so very much everything they do for all of us.
The Education Committee stepped up the pace this year with many classes covering the hot button issues. The new Lunch & Learn classes have been extremely successful. Jeff Jurach and Denise Ross-Francom, the Chair and Vice-chair, and their committee members have done an excellent job.
Continue reading: PRESIDENT’S PERSPECTIVE – Thank You, Thank You, Thank You
Janelle Fallan Monday, October 5th, 2009
SAR had a great turnout for Rebuilding Together at the Fall Work Day, October 3.
Rebuilding Together Sacramento (www.rebuildingtogethersacramento.org) is a not-for-profit organization that helps homeowners, particularly low-income seniors, live independently in comfort and safety in their own homes. They accomplish their mission through home repairs and modifications on existing homes.
Volunteer for the Spring Work Day, April 24 2010, and you too can be styling in a lime-green t-shirt.
Continue reading: Rebuilding Together at the Fall Work Day, October 3
Nelson Janes Thursday, July 23rd, 2009
Carefully considered plans are taking shape for SAR in 2010 and beyond.
SAR volunteers gave two days to the Association for a Strategic Planning retreat in late June facilitated by Gar Anderson, NAR’s Vice President for Leadership Development.
Prior to the retreat, the SAR Staff took a day to review the existing plan, noting that all of its goals had been accomplished. They then made recommendations going forward, which were sent to Anderson for his consideration.
The plan features prioritized goals for the Association, with the purpose of providing the programs and services that will keep Members ahead of their industry.
Continue reading: SAR Has a New Strategic Plan
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