Owner-Broker
CurrentCharlie truly believes the best stewards of the land and experts in the field are the landowners themselves and he is in constant pursuit of adding value to landowners. Charlie is an Accredited Land Consultant and a fifth generation Wyoming ranch owner. Charlie continues to lead the industry in developing marketing tools such as website portals, drone video, and interactive mapping technologies. He understands the importance of dependable water, conducive soils, healthy plant communities… Show more Charlie truly believes the best stewards of the land and experts in the field are the landowners themselves and he is in constant pursuit of adding value to landowners. Charlie is an Accredited Land Consultant and a fifth generation Wyoming ranch owner. Charlie continues to lead the industry in developing marketing tools such as website portals, drone video, and interactive mapping technologies. He understands the importance of dependable water, conducive soils, healthy plant communities, and profitable production. Charlie lends help to Buyers and Sellers with their short and long term strategy and has found open candid conversation to be the foundation towards moving the ball forward. He has reputation for being honest, hard working, and determined.As a ranch kid growing up he saved for college with 4-H and FFA projects, fence building contracts, and other Ag related work. Soon after earning his bachelors in Business Administration from the University of Wyoming, he and his wife sought adventure in Alaska. His passion for yielding fruits from land and labor guided him to ownership of a wilderness lodge and commercial fisheries on Kodiak Island. He then built a successful real estate business, receiving the distinction of being the highest grossing single agent office in Alaska with over sixty transactions annually. Charlie was later recruited to be Vice President of Lands for Koniag, Inc., an Alaska regional native corporation with gross sales of $180M annually and owners of 300,000 surface and 800,000 subsurface acres. He was instrumental in 120 mmbf in timber sales; $56M in conservation easements; large-scale armor stone quarry development; exploration of hard rock minerals, oil, and gas; and construction of the headquarters building and a remote Brown Bear Center. These and other projects required a delicate balance of native values and economic return while maintaining negotiated relationships with multiple agency and industry partners. Show less
