As vice president and manager of the Park Cities office, Sherri Baer works with the vision, conviction and business acumen of a Fortune 500 executive who has made a significant impact on lives and organizations throughout her 26-year career as a community leader.
“Sherri embraces our vision for the 21st century company, and she is immersed in the Park Cities community where she has lived, worked
and volunteered for over 25 years,” says Virginia Cook, Chief Executive Officer of Virginia Cook, Realtors. With an intuitive understanding of the local market and an understanding that customers want more service, Sherri works tirelessly to put the systems in place for our agents to exceed these expectations.
“I am inspired by a genuine desire to help people fulfill their dreams,” says Sherri. “Our agents, clients and colleagues can trust me to do whatever it takes to help them achieve exceptional real estate transactions.”
As a highly-motivated manager, Sherri’s goals include:
•Maintaining an environment where outstanding agents always put customers first
•Maintaining systems that ensure excellent service and outstanding results
•Maintaining a one-stop office with everything in place to facilitate successful transactions including a Granite Mortgage office and loan officer
•Maintaining a strong presence in the community through service and support to area organizations and charities. A published author, Sherri earned her bachelor’s degree at the University of Texas in Austin and her master’s degree with a finance concentration from the University of Houston. Her extensive list of accomplishments in the community include serving as 2005 Chair of the La Fiesta de las Seis Banderas, an event that raised a record amount. The 2002 Dallas Symphony Orchestra League’s Presentation Ball also raised a record amount with Sherri at the helm as Chair, and she has been a driving force behind many successful initiatives within the Highland Park Independent School District. Other organizations that have counted upon Sherri’s leadership through the years include the Junior League of Dallas and the Pi Beta Phi Fraternity, where she was one of 18 National Directors among a membership of 200,000 women, and Highland Park Presbyterian Church where she directed the Sunday School Trust Fund.
