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Wenger, owner of in Mulvane, will replacew Theo Hanson, who is returningt to her sales practiceat Weigand. “She’ a natural replacement,” says Gary Walker, general manager of Weigand’ws residential division. “It’s just good timing.” Walker says Hanson approachedr him about returning to sales at about the same time the compan y was contactedby Wenger. Wenget says the timing was right for a The tough housing market had affected her and her receptionist andlicensed assistant, who had been on half-tim since the middle of March, recently gave noticr that they were leaving her “It seemed like a logical thingh to make a few phone she says.
A licensed agenf since 1979, Wenger started her own companyin 1990. She operatexd a Re/Max franchise for 10 years befored working as a brancbh broker for Weigand from 2002to 2005. She has operaterd her own company since Wenger has served as president of WAAR and on the boar of directors of thestatr association. Wenger also has served on the . In February WAAR gave Wenger the Walter Morris Brokere of theYear Award. In she was named Kansa s Realtor of the Year bythe . “We’v e been talking to her for some Everythinglined up,” says Weiganfd President Roger Weast. “She has a lot of experience and a lot of knowledgr and has a lot of respecf from a lot ofthe agents. ...
If you’re familiad with real estate orthe business, you’re familiar with Sue In her new job, Wenger will lead salesa meetings and help agents with their contracts. She says she will continuer selling real estate in theMulvane area. “I’ve speng a lifetime in this realestate industry, which I absolutely love,” she says. She starts her new job July 1.