MOUNTAIN MEADOWS REALTY WELCOMES EMILE CLOUTIER
Madeline Hill

Realtor Emile Cloutier is joining Linda Doren, Hunter, and me at Mountain Meadows Realty in July as our Designated Principal Real Estate Broker. I'll remain at Mountain Meadows Realty as Principal Real Estate Broker. Linda continues in her "super woman" role of Real Estate Broker and Office Manager, and Hunter continues in his role as photographer and network administrator.

We're excited that Emile is here at Mountain Meadow Realty, and look forward to having him as a member of our team. You may have noticed that we're seeing a definite increase in the number of people looking at Mountain Meadows as a great place to live. When a business needs to hire more employees to handle the extra work, that is a good thing.

Emile just retired from a successful career with Gateway Real Estate in Ashland, where he dealt primarily with residential properties. He is known for listening to client needs and providing service during and after transactions, and he'll be a wonderful addition to our office. Prior to becoming a Realtor, Emile owned and operated a business in Ashland for fourteen years. Before that he was Department Administrator of the respiratory therapy program at Stanford University Hospital. He is past president of the Ashland Board of Realtors, past president of the Rogue Valley Association of Realtors, and a Director of the Oregon Association of Realtors.

He's also been very active in the community. Emile served on the City of Ashland Budget Committee for seven years, was President of the Ashland Chamber of Commerce, and served seven years as chair of the Chamber's 4th of July Committee. In addition, he's served as President of the Kiwanis Club of Ashland, the Kiwanis District Chair, and as Lt. Governor of the Kiwanis Pacific Northwest District.
Increasing our staff from two to three licensed real estate brokers will allow Hunter and me to do a bit of traveling. I plan to laugh more, exercise more, reduce my stress level and change from multi-tasking to "single tasking." I'm still going to work here full time—however, I'll be changing my own definition of "full-time" from seven days a week to four days a week