As President and Corporate Broker of Sierra Sotheby’s International Realty, Jenny provides her agents with the invaluable knowledge and exceptional leadership skills that one comes to expect from a successful veteran in the field. With her seasoned background in real estate sales and marketing, Jenny developed a true passion to help other realtors succeed and over the years has mentored associates in residential and commercial sales. The native Nevadan has Broker licenses in both California and Nevada since 2006, and prides herself on staying educated in the newest technologies, industry knowledge, and marketing techniques to better serve her team and clients.
Throughout her real estate career, Jenny primarily represented luxury buyers and sellers and brought to her leadership role an impressive track record of hundreds of millions of dollars in real estate sales. She has worked closely with developers and builders and has fostered relationships with a wide variety of professionals; a valuable asset when searching for a vetted and reputable appraiser, contractor, or designer. In order to take a house to market or assist in the complexities of finding a home, Jenny uses all of her connections and faculties to ensure a smooth transition for everyone involved.
With a passion for helping people and an unwavering commitment to excellence, Jenny has positioned herself as a confident and uncompromising leader to her staff, associates, and clients who look to her for her expertise and knowledge.
When Jenny is not at the office, she loves to spend quality time with her husband and two children, Birdy and Asher. A family of sports enthusiasts, she can often be found watching or playing anything from golf to basketball, as well as any number of winter sports. Jenny is proud of her community and enjoys giving back when she can. She has been on the Board of Directors of Austin’s House, an emergency shelter for children, and is a member of CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), a local resource for children in the community.
