Real estate is personal, and so is Sharon’s approach.
Whether you're buying your dream home, selling a place full of memories, or investing for the future, Sharon believes it should be a rewarding experience from start to finish. Clients often say working with her feels like having a trusted friend in their corner—one who just happens to be a sharp strategist, expert negotiator, and calm problem-solver.
With a background in leading high-impact sales and marketing teams for companies of all sizes, Sharon brings both big-picture thinking and a laser focus on the details. Her master's degree from Cornell’s world-renowned Hotel School fuels her lifelong passion for service, and it shows in every interaction.
She’s earned accolades as a corporate executive and thrived in leadership roles at a national brokerage, but today she’s right where she wants to be: co-owning a boutique firm with her business partner Sally Werner, where clients always come first and relationships matter most.
Need someone who will listen, guide, and make the process smooth (and maybe even a little fun)? Sharon’s your person, and she’d be honored to help you navigate your next chapter.
As the Designated Broker, Sharon wears the “chief encourager and navigator” hat—offering support, guidance, and a steady hand for the entire team. She’s the go-to for questions big and small, ensuring every transaction is handled with care, integrity, and compliance (yes, even the fine print gets her full attention).
But Sharon doesn’t just lead from the sidelines, she’s in the game too. As an active selling broker, she’s out in the field with clients, negotiating deals, solving problems, and staying deeply connected to the market. This hands-on experience keeps her perspective fresh and her advice grounded in real-time reality.
With a commitment to mentorship and collaboration, Sharon doesn’t just oversee agents, she champions them. Her goal? To create an environment where agents thrive and clients feel confident and cared for every step of the way.
Real estate may be serious business, but Sharon believes it’s possible to lead with both professionalism and a sense of humor. After all, happy agents and happy clients make for the best kind of success.