A native New Englander, Phyllis brings her education and human resources background to the real estate profession. Licensed in Florida since 1997, she strongly believes that Realtors® are a vital link within the community, a philosophy continually demonstrated by her volunteer work with private property rights and legislative regulations in Tallahassee and Washington. Phyllis advocates for workforce housing, literacy, the homeless, and those with a lesser voice. Phyllis has been recognized locally and throughout the state for her passion and dedication to “home ownership for all”.
Phyllis was appointed by former Governor Rick Scott as commissioner with the Palm Beach County Housing Authority in 2017. She is vice chair of the commission and is passionate about helping everyone have a safe place to live.
Phyllis is a member of the National Association of Realtors®, The Florida Association of Realtors®, Jupiter-Tequesta-Hobe Sound-Miami Association of Realtors®, The Executive Women of the Palm Beaches, as well as many local philanthropic organizations and is a certified Code of Ethics Instructor for the National Association of Realtors®.
In 2023, out of its 60,000 members, Phyllis was awarded the distinguished honor of “Humanitarian of the Year” by the JTHS-Miami Association of Realtors®, and in October 2024, she was a finalist as “Woman of the Year” by the North County Chamber of Commerce.
Phyllis’ reputation and dedication to her work are her greatest assets.
