MOLLY KAY HAMRICK

With just 17 years in the highly competitive real estate industry, Molly Kay Hamrick has already become one of the leading women in real estate in the country, in addition to being one of the most forceful women in business in Southern Nevada.

As president and COO of Coldwell Banker Premier Realty (CBPR) in Las Vegas, Hamrick oversees the day-to-day operations of one of the highest ranked Coldwell Banker offices in the country, providing leadership and direction to nearly every department of the company.

In 1998, Hamrick and her husband Bob acquired the Las Vegas region of CBPR and has been instrumental in increasing the gross commission income of CBPR/Las Vegas from 7.9 million in 1997 to more than 30 million in 2006. The company is now ranked as the 8th top-producing Coldwell Banker company nationwide. Hamrick's ability to plan efficiently and seize opportunities as they arise is one of the main reasons for the steady growth.

Hamrick manages all financial aspects of CBPR, in addition to overseeing the Marketing, Technology, Accounting, Concierge and Relocation divisions. She is also kept apprised of all legal business of the company, and works closely with the legal team to ensure compliance with applicable agencies and contracts. Always accessible to all members of her team, Hamrick is known by her staff as the person that does whatever it takes to get the job done, and always at 100%.

BOB HAMRICK

To describe Bob Hamrick, people often use the following three words: Integrity. Charisma. Leadership. As president and CEO of Coldwell Banker Premier Realty (CBPR), Hamrick brings these terms to life everyday, leading one of the top producing real estate offices in the U.S. In addition, he has become a spokesperson for the ever-changing real estate market in Las Vegas, often quoted in The Wall Street Journal, USA Today and countless others.

Bob started earning his stripes as a real estate leader in Southern Nevada at the tender age of 17. He then helped grow a 50 person office to 100 sales associates while maintaining multi-million dollar personal sales, all before his 21st birthday. He repeated his leadership accomplishments at another office in 1988, and then CBPR hired him in February of 1995 as Managing Broker of an office that soon became recognized as the "most improved office" for the entire Western Region (over 500 offices).

Bob and his wife Molly acquired CBPR in 1998. Their understanding of real estate blended with foresight and the implementation of new technology has been the driving force behind increasing the gross commission income of CBPR/Las Vegas from 7.9 million in 1997 to more than 30 million in 2006. Staying on top of what the U.S. Census Bureau calls the "fastest growing and changing residential market in the nation" has been the name of the game for CBPR. On Bob's watch, the company's three Southern Nevada offices have carved out regular spots on Coldwell Banker's top 100 producing offices list, one that encompasses 2,682 offices nationwide.