Angela Clark

Angela Clark is a full-service realtor who excels at making the home buying and selling process enjoyable, simple, and successful! Over 85% of Angela's real estate business comes from referrals from past clients. The foundation of her business philosophy is the golden rule. She takes time to listen and develop a strategy specific for each client.

Angela holds the prestigious Graduate Realtor Institute designation (less than 4% of agents earn this distinction) and was awarded the Mary Nelson Scholarship for Academic Achievement. In 2012, Angela achieved the Associate Broker title. In addition to her membership with the Athens Area Association of Realtors, Angela is a member of the Georgia Association of Realtors, National Association of Realtors, Women's Council of Realtors and both the Athens Area Classic MLS and Georgia Multiple Listing Services. Angela has been awarded both the Circle of Achievement Award and Circle of Distinction by the Athens Area Association of Realtors for her accomplishments in real estate sales in 2009 through 2018 as well as the Circle of Honor in 2015-2017.

In addition, Angela has over 20 years of experience in property management. She is an enthusiastic dedicated realtor® with a passion for excellence in every task she performs. Her love of people and desire to serve others is why she chose the real estate profession. She would love to assist new clients as they buy or sell a home. Caring, conscientious service and hard work is her commitment to each client.

An active member of Prince Avenue Baptist Church, Angela has served in various leadership capacities over the last 31 years, including the Women's Ministry Leadership Team, as a women's bible study teacher, Sunday School teacher and small group leader.

A true Georgia Dawg alumna, Angela's deep seeded love and appreciation for the Athens area began as a UGA student in the early 1980's. She met and married her husband Dicky while he was a UGA football coach. They have called the Athens/Oconee area home for over 33 years. Their three grown children were all born and raised in Athens/Oconee.