Carolyn McCann is the new sales leader of Williams Trew’s Fort Worth offices, which include Camp Bowie and Hulen. Carolyn Rosson, President and CEO of the Ebby Halliday Companies, and Malinda Howell, Senior Vice President of brokerage, recently made the announcement. Elizabeth McCoy, who has very capably served as Williams Trew’s sales manager for the past several years, will continue to lead the brand’s Parker County office.
McCann is a licensed Realtor who has been with the Williams Trew brand for the past nine years, most recently as assistant sales leader of its Camp Bowie, Hulen, Parker County, and Possum Kingdom locations, working closely with McCoy. She began her real estate career with the Ebby Halliday Companies in 1995 and has served in numerous impactful roles, including Regional Office Administrator and Field Operations Liaison.
“A collaborative leader who is passionate about professional relationships, Carolyn has a deep understanding of all things real estate related,” Howell said. “Her extensive and varied experience has been, and will continue to be, an invaluable asset to the Williams Trew brand, its clients, agents, and employees.”
A graduate of Southern Methodist University with degrees in Psychology and Education, McCann received her Master’s Degree in Education, with a major in Management and Supervision, from the University of North Texas. She taught elementary school prior to entering the real estate industry.
“I’m a servant leader at heart. As a former teacher, I love to take care of people and I derive a lot of joy from watching others succeed,” McCann said. “I’m excited about growing our Camp Bowie and Hulen offices and working with each of our agents on their business plans and helping them achieve their goals.”
Born and raised in Fort Worth, McCann has been married to her husband, Rolf, for 33 years. In their leisure time, they enjoy traveling, cooking, and spending time with family, friends, and their miniature schnauzer, Iris.
“We are also so grateful to Elizabeth for her exceptional leadership and are delighted that she will remain as the leader of our thriving Parker County office,” Rosson said. “Under her leadership, the Williams Trew brand has grown significantly, both in size and in stature.”
