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Originally from the UK, Wendy has lived and worked in Switzerland, Canada, The Bahamas and Virginia, and has particularly enjoyed helping buyers from overseas realize their dreams of having a home on the islands of Sanibel and Captiva. Prior to working in real estate, she taught English at Le Rosey in Switzerland, worked as a journalist for a daily newspaper in Canada and for the Island Reporter newspaper on Sanibel. She has also taught speech and journalism at the College of the Bahamas in Nassau and at Florida Gulf Coast University in South Fort Myers and was the administrator for the first beach restoration project of the Captiva Erosion Prevention District. She still reports occasionally on Sanibel and Captiva events for WGCU Radio, the local National Public Radio affiliate. Wendy had her own real estate brokerage before joining Premier Sotheby's International Realty in September 2015. As a former teacher, she enjoys helping people understand the real estate process. When Wendy came to Sanibel from England in 1984, she immediately bought property here without understanding the ways in which buying real estate in the United States is different from buying in other countries. She now finds it very satisfying to help buyers and sellers from both the U.S. and other countries understand everything that is involved in that process. In that same vein, her mission is to help buyers and sellers fulfill their dreams and desires with insight and intelligence. Wendy's 25 years of real estate experience on Sanibel and Captiva and surrounding area provides her with expert knowledge of the real estate market in the area. It is no surprise then that outside of real estate, Wendy's passion is traveling. She has visited countries in all seven continents except Australia and Antarctica to learn about customs and culture. Her other interests are reading and film and she is on the BIG Arts Film Society Committee on Sanibel. Bringing in her ties to the international community, Wendy is also an active member of the Sanibel-Captiva Zonta Club, an organization devoted to furthering the status of women all around the world.
Originally from the UK, Wendy has lived and worked in Switzerland, Canada, The Bahamas and Virginia, and has particularly enjoyed helping buyers from overseas realize their dreams of having a home on the islands of Sanibel and Captiva. Prior to working in real estate, she taught English at Le Rosey in Switzerland, worked as a journalist for a daily newspaper in Canada and for the Island Reporter newspaper on Sanibel. She has also taught speech and journalism at the College of the Bahamas in Nassau and at Florida Gulf Coast University in South Fort Myers and was the administrator for the first beach restoration project of the Captiva Erosion Prevention District. She still reports occasionally on Sanibel and Captiva events for WGCU Radio, the local National Public Radio affiliate. Wendy had her own real estate brokerage before joining Premier Sotheby's International Realty in September 2015. As a former teacher, she enjoys helping people understand the real estate process. When Wendy came to Sanibel from England in 1984, she immediately bought property here without understanding the ways in which buying real estate in the United States is different from buying in other countries. She now finds it very satisfying to help buyers and sellers from both the U.S. and other countries understand everything that is involved in that process. In that same vein, her mission is to help buyers and sellers fulfill their dreams and desires with insight and intelligence. Wendy's 25 years of real estate experience on Sanibel and Captiva and surrounding area provides her with expert knowledge of the real estate market in the area. It is no surprise then that outside of real estate, Wendy's passion is traveling. She has visited countries in all seven continents except Australia and Antarctica to learn about customs and culture. Her other interests are reading and film and she is on the BIG Arts Film Society Committee on Sanibel. Bringing in her ties to the international community, Wendy is also an active member of the Sanibel-Captiva Zonta Club, an organization devoted to furthering the status of women all around the world.
