Joining Rotary in 2022, Angela Medley charged into taking on the Red Badge program, next chairing the Rotary Scholarship Committee and now chairing Youth Services.

Following graduation from Georgia tech, she received a Master’s in Instructional Technology from Kennesaw State University, then worked as Director of Professional Development and Training for the largest virtual school in Georgia. After eight years in education, Angela followed her passion for real estate, joining Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International Realty.

Married for 25+ years, Angela and Brian were college sweethearts at Georgia Tech. Two of their three children are also GT grads, their third about to enter there soon. The two have served on the GT Parent Board as well as having undertaken a Sunday school class for young married couples in their church. Helping to bring quality childcare to Roswell, Angela has served on the board of the Children’s Development Academy.

As a global real estate advisor, Angela stays abreast of new developments in the Atlanta area and is a knowledge base for those relocating to the area. Her connections promise a great opportunity for her clients to become integrated into the community. Feeling that all great communities start within the home, she works diligently to find that perfect fit for her clients, offering an unprecedented level of service that begins with attentive listening to their needs and desires. A focus on data analysis and research allows Angela to continuously stay in touch with the ever-changing market and she receives a plethora of referrals and recommendations from her clients in Roswell, Alpharetta, Milton, Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, Midtown and Buckhead.

Interesting fact: Having once lived on a 10-acre farm, Angela raised alpacas and chickens, grew a garden on a plot of land, canning vegetables upon harvest. As a result, while she is very involved in making and growing food from organic sources, she is also deeply committed to focusing her efforts on environmental concerns, the overuse of plastics, especially how that affects our oceans and water sources.