Emily is an expert in her field selling over 500 homes since 2005 and ranking in the top 5% of agents on the North Shore. A trusted advisor - beloved by her clients who find her calm, reassuring and most importantly, effective. Emily's goal is to provide all her clients with a luxury experience and has curated resources that create a seamless process. She is a problem-solver, a seasoned negotiator
and stays current on market trends and data. Emily has lived on the North Shore since graduating from Miami University, Oxford with a BS in business and marketing. She raised her 3 children here, navigating the schools, camps and activities. With a love of architecture, art and design Emily is extremely knowledgeable and passionate about the homes on the North Shore. Emily is proud to work for a company that not only has superior marketing tools, but also reflects her belief system of treating people equitably and with empathy. She knows it is the best place to serve her clients in today's real estate market. In a world of corporate mergers and acquisitions that have created mega brokerages, Baird & Warner remains the largest and oldest independent, family-owned brokerage in our marketplace. Our CEO Steve Baird is a 5th generation owner and has full control of the direction of the company. Emily is an expert in luxury and resale home sales, new construction, historical and investment properties, condominiums, co-ops and relocation. She is honored to serve on the North Shore Board of Realtors Professional Standards Committee. Doing things the right way and respecting not only client relationships, but also relationships with other agents is very important to her. Emily’s experience of highlighting the North Shore as a host and production manager of an Emmy nominated tv show “The American Dream, Selling Chicago - North Shore” gave her a unique opportunity to expose her brand and network nationwide. She continues her commitment to giving back and contributes through the Baird & Warner Goodwill Network which donates more than $500,000 to hundreds of local organizations every year.
