Corporate Team

Doug Bartle has 15 years in the title business. Having begun his career as a post closer and working his way through the ranks to assume the role of President of a sister company, for a national underwriter. Doug's former employer was solely a joint venture company focusing on creating and maintaining RESPA compliant joint ventures. Under Doug's leadership this Company grew to a nationwide organization with offices from Arizona to New Jersey. This rapid expansion made this company one of the largest independent agents in the State of Florida.

Additionally, the Board conferred several honors on Doug for both his financial oversight, as well as retention. This is a further testament to his ability to efficiently manage multiple locations.

A Rhodes Scholar nominee, Doug hold's both a Bachelors and an MBA in Accounting, Finance and Economics.

Sharon Howard has 18 years of experience in the title insurance industry. The last 10 of which were spent as the regional president for Sunbelt Title Agency. She was instrumental in growing Sunbelt from a small local company to one with a statewide presence. In those 10 years, Sunbelt grew from 7 branches to 48 branches statewide. She was directly responsible for 28 of those branches and the 138 employees that staffed them.

Sharon's region showed consistent growth, and last year closed in excess of 14,000 transactions. In those 10 years, she was able to secure over 70% of the direct-able business from their real estate partner. Servicing the Arvida account was under her direction operationally, as well as from a marketing perspective. Her offices were consistently scored as "outstanding" on the customer satisfaction surveys that were so critical to the builder. Sharon's region was also recognized for its low claims ratio which is indicative of her commitment to excellence.

Greg Olivenbaum has 9 years in the marketing business having begun his career at WFTV Channel 9, working his way through the ranks from a sports intern to an editor, followed by an Associate Producer position. He later became the Action Office Producer for a short stint, where he helped right consumers when they were wronged and went undercover to help expose fraud. Finally, he settled into a role in the marketing department where he organized the "Watch and Win" contests and other events.

Greg left the television business to further his marketing career as the Marketing Director for Residential Land Services, Inc. There he helped build a new company into a thriving organization before leaving to pursue a future in the title business.