Fayetteville-based
Home Power Realty had been searching for just the right person for the
VP position for nearly a year.
"Marvin
has the inter-personal skills and industry success we look for in staffing
our management position," said Roberts. "Every time I thought
of the VP of New Homes Sales position I always thought, 'I want someone
like Marvin,' so instead of hiring someone 'like' Marvin, we just waited
until he was available."
Home Power
Realty is currently marketing twelve new home communities with an additional
seven scheduled to start over the next few months. With managing a large
number of communities and the task of getting to know an entire new sales
staff, Marvin responds to the challenge with his signature phrase, "It's
all good ... and getting better." Marvin is quick to add, "I
love a good challenge. I am the youngest of ten children and growing up
I faced real world challenges every day."
Dawn Stowers,
a top-producing agent with Home Power is one agent who knows first hand
what a valuable asset Marvin will be to the company. "I knew Marvin
when we were at another company a few years ago. When I heard he was joining
Home Power Realty I was really excited. Marvin is the kind of manager
that understands what the agents go through every day because he was an
on-site agent. It is great to have him with us and the agents who don't
know him yet are going to love him."
When asked
why Marvin would leave one of Metro Atlanta's top builders after six years
to go with Home Power Realty, he responded, "First and foremost was
the chance to work with people like Cookie and Mike Roberts/President
of Home Power Realty. I have known them for many years and you don't get
to meet people like them every day. They are good, quality folks who have
a proven track record for success and integrity. Secondly there is a lot
going on at Home Power. The company has done over $170,000,000 in sales
in the last three years."
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