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Originally from Rochester Hills, Michigan, Carol French and her family relocated to Venice in 2004. A graduate of Oakland College in Rochester, Michigan, with a degree in business administration, she brings a strong professional background to her clients.Before transitioning to working real estate, Carol worked for the ABC Network—American Broadcasting Company—in editorial and news. She also enjoyed a position as the office manager for French Electric. After earning her real estate license in Michigan in 1990, Carol has spent over 21 year as an active agent working with Century 21 Town and Country.Carol’s customer-focused style of service has garnered her recognition in the industry as a top-producing agent. She has been a member of the Century 21 Masters Club for over 11 years, and she received the company’s highest honor, the Centurion Award, for over eight years. Additionally, she has been ranked among the top 2 percent of Realtors in the nation. Carol was also one of the founding members of the Women’s Council of Realtors in Rochester, Michigan, where she served as an officer for the organization for three years.A proponent for giving back to the community, Carol is active in “Leader Dogs for the Blind” in Rochester, Michigan. She is also currently involved in fundraising for the Homes Coalition, which provides housing for the mentally impaired and physically handicapped. She has also been involved in fundraising for Easter Seals.Carol has two daughters and six grandchildren. In her spare time, she and her husband enjoy golf, travel and boating.
Originally from Rochester Hills, Michigan, Carol French and her family relocated to Venice in 2004. A graduate of Oakland College in Rochester, Michigan, with a degree in business administration, she brings a strong professional background to her clients.Before transitioning to working real estate, Carol worked for the ABC Network—American Broadcasting Company—in editorial and news. She also enjoyed a position as the office manager for French Electric. After earning her real estate license in Michigan in 1990, Carol has spent over 21 year as an active agent working with Century 21 Town and Country.Carol’s customer-focused style of service has garnered her recognition in the industry as a top-producing agent. She has been a member of the Century 21 Masters Club for over 11 years, and she received the company’s highest honor, the Centurion Award, for over eight years. Additionally, she has been ranked among the top 2 percent of Realtors in the nation. Carol was also one of the founding members of the Women’s Council of Realtors in Rochester, Michigan, where she served as an officer for the organization for three years.A proponent for giving back to the community, Carol is active in “Leader Dogs for the Blind” in Rochester, Michigan. She is also currently involved in fundraising for the Homes Coalition, which provides housing for the mentally impaired and physically handicapped. She has also been involved in fundraising for Easter Seals.Carol has two daughters and six grandchildren. In her spare time, she and her husband enjoy golf, travel and boating.
