Engel & Völkers Atlanta announced the appointment of Christian Ross as Managing Broker. Ross brings over 13 years of industry experience to the expanding firm, having worked in Atlanta and internationally, and in her new role, Ross will oversee and lead a team of 45+ real estate advisors, ultimately ensuring extraordinary real estate service and results for clients.

“Christian’s track record speaks for itself and we’re thrilled to have her on board as we continue our outreach,” said Christa Huffstickler, President & CEO of Engel & Völkers Atlanta. “She will be an excellent leader for our advisors, motivating and inspiring them while offering a unique perspective that will be undoubtedly useful to help us reach our goals and our agents reach theirs.”

In her former role, Ross led Village Realty as Senior Vice President and Managing Broker, overseeing a consultant team that was integral to a $50 million increase in gross sales. Prior to this role, she was a realtor at Keller Williams for almost 9 years, where she worked with international clients on their real estate purchases in Atlanta.

Currently, she serves on the Board of Directors for the 9,000+ member Atlanta Realtors® Association where she leverages her expertise on several committees, previously serving as chair for the organization’s partnership with Habitat for Humanity. Ross serves as president-elect for the Atlanta chapter of the International Real Estate Federation and is founder of “The Senior Guard,” a group that works to mitigate the displacement of senior citizens living in Atlanta neighborhoods. She has also made a few appearances on the HGTV “House Hunters”.

“I am incredibly excited to be working alongside such a talented team of agents and brokers. I’m eager to continue driving Engel & Völkers forward as a force in the Atlanta real estate market under Christa’s smart leadership,” said Ross. “Engel & Völkers has consistently demonstrated their commitment to excellence which is evident in the firm’s long history of going above and beyond to profitable results.”