COLUMBUS — Tiffany Meyer of Ashland was elected as the 2018 president of the Ohio Association of Realtors (OAR) during the organization’s Spring Legislative Conference, April 24-26, in Columbus.
Elected to the post of president-elect was Anjanette Frye of Dayton and to the office of treasurer, Chris Reese.
Meyer, with J.C. Meyer REALTORS in Ashland, has been a licensed Realtor since 1995.
On the local level, Meyer served as President of the Ashland Board of Realtors in 2005 and again in 2014. She served on numerous board committees, including Broker, Grievance, Public Relations, RPAC, Website, MLS, Nominating, Professional Standards and Legislative.
Additionally, Meyer served on a special Board subcommittee concerning Septic System Regulations (2014-2015). She has been a Realtor since 1995, following graduation with a bachelor’s degree in real estate, urban analysis and marketing from The Ohio State University.
On the state level Meyer served as OAR District Vice President (2008-2009 and 2014-2015) and has been a Director since 2004. She served as a member of numerous OAR Committees, including: Legislative, Strategic Planning, Convention, Executive, Products & Services, and Young Professionals Network. She also served on several OAR Task Forces, including Contingency Planning, Licensing and as chair of Generational Diversity. Meyer received the organization’s REALTOR of the Year Award in 2015.
Additionally, Meyer has served as a member of numerous committees for the National Association of Realtors (NAR), including Convention and Land Use. She is currently a member of the NAR Broker Idea Exchange Council. Meyer has served as the industry’s liaison with Congressman Bob Gibbs since 2011. Meyer was instrumental in working with Rep. Gibbs in introducing the Waters of the US legislation into Congress. She contributes to RPAC at the Sterling R Major Investor Level.
She holds NAR’s Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR) professional designation and is working toward the Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) designation.
Civically, she has been involved with the Ashland Area Chamber of Commerce, serving as a member of its Legislative Committee and Young Professionals Network. She has also been involved with the Ashland County Humane Society, Leadership Ashland Graduate, Future Farmers of America, Ashland County Republican Party and offers life skill training on home ownership at local high schools.
Meyer resides in Loudonville.
