The Alabama Association of Realtors®, Alabama’s largest statewide organization of real estate professionals, announced the installment of its 2016 Executive Committee officers with Shawn Reeves from the Wiregrass Board of Realtors® serving as 2016 President. Reeves and other executive officers were inducted on Monday, November 16 at the National Association of Realtors® 2015 Realtors® Conference and Expo in San Diego, Calif.

“With the real estate market making a strong comeback, it’s an exciting time to be a Realtor® and see the positive impact our business has on the economy,” Reeves said.  “It is my goal to further our reach in the real estate industry, equipping our members with the tools and resources needed to provide their consumers the best buying or selling experience possible.”

A Texas native now residing in Enterprise, Reeves has over a 20-year career in real estate. She has been an active member of the Alabama Association of Realtors®, previously serving as President-Elect, Government Affairs Chair, Secretary and Treasurer.

Other officers inducted for the Alabama Realtors® 2016 Executive Committee are Mugs Mullins, President-Elect; Sid Pugh, Treasurer; Stacey Sanders, Secretary; Julie Minto, Immediate Past President; Landa Pennington, Northern Region Vice President; Susan Hawkins, North Central Region Vice President; Donna Thigpen, Jefferson, Shelby, Blount Region Vice President; Slade McElroy, Central Region Vice President; and Morgan Ashurst, Southern Region Vice President.

The Alabama Association of Realtors® (AAR) is the largest statewide organization of real estate professionals with more than 12,500 members from 29 local boards and 1,200 real estate companies. United by adherence to a Code of Ethics, AAR’s members work as real estate professionals in the sale, lease and development of residential, commercial, rural and resort properties throughout Alabama. The Association serves as the voice of the real estate industry in Alabama and as the official advocate of Alabama's multifaceted real estate industry before local, state and federal governments.