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Meet Andrew Eads |
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| A native Texan and fifth generation resident of Denton
County, Andrew Eads was born in 1971 in Dallas. He was raised in Lewisville,
Texas. Andy attended Howard Payne University in Brownwood, Texas where he
received a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and a minor in Real
Estate. A leader on campus, Andy was elected class president his first two
years and student body president during his junior and senior years.
Recognizing his talents, University officials tapped him to become a college
recruiter, giving him an opportunity to travel around the state informing
students, parents, and counselors about life at HPU. He went on to receive a Master’s of Public Administration from the University of North Texas in 1996. UNT’s public administration program was rated by U.S. News and World Report as being the best in Texas and the Southwest in the field of city management/urban policy, and 10th nationally. Andy began his career in public service at the Town of Addison. For six years he worked in many different departments including the City Manager's office, Finance Department, and Human Resources. This gave him great insight into inter-governmental affairs, planning and zoning, budgeting processes, performance measures, land-use issues, and public employment law. While with Addison, Andy researched and authored the book Addison, Texas: A Pictorial History. In addition, here searched and wrote the Texas State Historical Marker application for White Rock Chapel, one of the oldest African American churches in Dallas County, and successfully guided the application through the state approval process. Andy has been a successful realtor since 2001. He earned the Rookie of the Year award at RE/MAX DFW Associates in2002 and has since routinely been a top producer. Andy was awarded the 100% Club for RE/MAX International for high annual production. Because of his winning track record, fellow agents have asked him to teach numerous classes on achieving high performance and creating a referral based business by providing excellent customer service. Andy was voted one of “The Best Agents in Dallas” by D Magazine in July 2005. As well as managing a thriving real estate business, Andy is very active in community affairs and believes in giving back to the community. Andy serves on the Board of Directors of the Greater Lewisville Family YMCA, the Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce, “The Center” in Highland Village, and LISD Lewisville Education Foundation. He is also a member of the Flower Mound Rotary Club, where he has served as Chairman of the Community Service committee since2001; the Denton County Historical Commission; and the Greater Lewisville Association of Realtors. In addition he is a Trustee of The Mound Foundation, a group dedicated to the preservation of the eleven acre wildlife area and the town’s namesake. Andy is an alumnus of the Leadership Flower Mound Class of 2003 where he coordinated the class’s native tree planting project in town parks and open spaces. Since college, Andy has continued to be politically active. In 1992 he served as an intern at the Republican National Convention in Houston in 1992. Andy is currently a member of the Denton County Republican Men’s Club, where he served as past Club Secretary and Membership Chairman. Andy lives in Flower Mound with his wife, Ginger, and their sons, Everett and Addison. The Eads family attends First Baptist Church of Lewisville and Andy and Ginger are active as care group leaders in their Sunday School class. Andy's hobbies include volunteering, collecting antiques, and researching family genealogy. |
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