Angie grew up in a small southwest Minnesota town. There she learned the importance of family and friends; helping out your neighbors and community. Being involved through volunteering is a very important part of who she is. She enjoys going back to those communities and finding her roots. After High School she attended North Dakota State University “Go Bison” for a degree Architecture. Excited to start her career in residential construction, she left North Dakota and transferred to St. Cloud Technical College. There she graduated with an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Architectural Construction Technology. She was also a member of National Association of Builders Student Chapter. Angie has been working in residential design for over 20 years. Working in a small office she has taken homes from just a thought to a dream for many clients. Her skill in project management makes her the perfect realtor to work with as she has a high attention to detail in home design. Being a process orientated person allows her to work on multiple projects at a time, leading to happy clients moving into their new or remodeled homes. She enjoys spending her free time with her family. Her nieces and nephew keep her busy with volleyball, basketball, softball, baseball, track meets and games as she can get to. She also enjoys playing these sports with her nieces and nephew, along with keeping up her own love of running. The importance of physical and mental fitness led her to attain her Bachelors of Science in Health and Wellness. As a personal trainer she developed her ability to connect with her clients. This same value to connect with her clients on a personal level to create the home that they love is important to her. Angie’s unique background in construction will be an asset to her clients where she will be able to help them navigate the new construction process or look for an existing home. Mission Statement Connecting people to what's important in their lives through creating a diverse culture of family, friends, and neighbors in our community.